La1n

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by La1n 7y ago
>So sending footage off to a remote location (possibly diff country) to process the file for faces is a trivial side step A lot of laws are trivial to break, it would be a bad reason to not implement it.
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2R (from the document) actually seems to be the right front door.
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R definitely leads in molecular biology too. A lot of the bioconductor tools have no equivalent in both Julia or Python.
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by La1n 7y ago
>contradicts the assertion that productivity gains are captured by a small class/group, Only that they are fully captured by a small class. It says nothing about the relative amount, and doesn't change anything about the wealth
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Can you point to some of that cooperation or legislation regarding it, that sounds quite interesting.
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I don't think that's controversial, I think most of the world shared that opinion.
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But that makes it difficult to find fair reviews, different kitchens might produce different quality food.
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by La1n 7y ago
Last time I used it I ran into the problem at it sometimes was too specific with the ingredients I already had. For example; I have 5kg of rice, it would recommend me only recipes with that type of rice. While I understand that some recipes
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by La1n 7y ago
Google has a lot of influence in what people see and read. In that way the definitely have a lot of power. "Force" doesn't have to be military, soft power[1] is very much able to change policy, culture and views of people, an
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>And is substantially larger And it still has the world's highest incarceration rate. I am not saying it "the same" but using size of the country is a non argument here.
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> “We are a victim of a hoax,” Vinci was the victim of a hoax, Bloomberg was happy to report it without doing enough fact checking, they were spreading and part of the hoax.
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Founder is a word that has meaning, we shouldn't let companies dictate our use of language.
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Yes, and SpaceX seems to be actively downplaying that fact. >. “We want to make sure we do the right thing to make sure little kids can look through their telescope,” she said. “Astronomy is one of the few things that gets little kids ex
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by La1n 7y ago
It would be possible, but the police is not know for cooperating in investigations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_wall_of_silence
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>Most wealth was skimmed from other's work Or you know, just by taking the surplus value of someones labor.
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>realize that personal liberties, sovereignty and privacy are important to the "west" I think that Snowden showed us that this is not actually true. Things like National Security letters and the PATRIOT act make the US to me, a
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by La1n 7y ago
Alternatively to 2. If you pay someone so much money that the can contract the work out to someone else and still make profit they might. Alternative 2 to 2; If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.
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>Please help me understand if I'm missing something, or is it time to jump ship to somewhere else where the gravity of work I do is respected and appropriately compensated. Maybe you are not fully understanding the gravity of someon
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I would argue that a courthouse is a very different place than a privately owned location.
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I could also be the change itself and not the final state that causes it, or not?
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Facebook is not "people", we can keep companies and individuals to different standards.
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Oh I fully agree and I think that's terrible. It's awful in my opinion that a news organisation cares more about their income and what people want to hear, than what is objective news.
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by La1n 7y ago
I feel weird about all the China outrage currently. Some of it feels very hypocritical. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politic... https://www.washingtonpost.com/news&#
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by La1n 7y ago
Can you share the source for the 4.8M?
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NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/09/world/asia/china-apple-nb... Even the same organisation. Still not a conspiracy but as a non US citizen it's clear that a lot of the US media doesn'
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by La1n 7y ago
Not even "the tyrant", it always favors the status quo. I do agree that there is no apolitical position here, I would even argue that everything we do, or not do, is political to some level.
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This is not necessarily true though. If you could use that 3600 to become 7000 in the same time it would definitely make sense to sell for 3600, and reinvest that money into a even more profitable investment.
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They already did. These people will just be redirected to https://eu.battle.net/support/en/help/product/services/1327
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by La1n 7y ago
It would be if a 100% of energy came from oil. I would argue that burning trash is cheap and thus makes adoption of renewable energy sources lower.
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I think the "Gertas of the world" want decisions to be made by not only the fact if something is economically viable, but by what's good for the environment.

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