Tarq0n

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by Tarq0n 2y ago
How could they remove your data if it's anonymized? That implies they're using pseudonymization instead.
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by Tarq0n 2y ago
When world-class artists come to the NPR studio, a place with high end upright and grand pianos, to perform; many of them bring Nords Korgs or Rolands. Why do you think that is?
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by Tarq0n 2y ago
Now think of how much of these items the budget of any given commercial could pay for. Focusing on just the literal few in view in front of you is missing the forest for the trees.
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by Tarq0n 2y ago
Attack on Titan is for all intents and purposes a mecha, and one of the most mainstream anime of recent memory.
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by Tarq0n 2y ago
UTC+1-3 are west to middle European time zones.
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by Tarq0n 2y ago
That's moving the goalposts. Your claim was that these products don't have a market, they do.
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by Tarq0n 2y ago
The meta quest headsets have sold somewhere between 15 and 20 million units, that's a respectable game console.
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by Tarq0n 2y ago
I suspect in the incentives, the downside risk weighs much heavier for these people. If they block surveillance powers and another 9/11 happened they'd be dragged over the coals, whereas approving them is pretty risk free.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
South Korean society and government are deeply co-opted by an oligopoly of wealthy families. While that leads to a great environment for safe investment, I'll gladly give it up for a more egalitarian society. You doubtlessly know more
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
I think it has to do with the cost structure of the good. Healthcare is dominated by labour costs, which means in industrializing economies it lags behind in productivity and labour starts getting squeezed to try and keep prices at a reason
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
The question is whether each dimension is equally clinically significant, or equally impactful to quality of life. Talking about magnitude is definitely taking the analogy too far, as temping as it is.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
If you just want a vertical tab list, Vertical Tabs Reloaded stays performant up to thousands of tabs for me.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
There's lots of scientists that deflect and deny falsifications.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
> Notably, the latest Russian drone innovations have come to light thanks to the capture of a drone fitted with a 6.2-mile-long fibre optic cable aimed at enhancing communication between the drone and its pilot. 6 miles? I'm struggl
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
Honestly the best part of this paper is they've put together a large new set of time series for benchmarking.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
I'll give it a try, your work has been an inspiration in the past so I trust your good taste!
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
This is also a prominent point in his review of Boku no Natsuyasumi. He's a fascinating person.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
People usually suggest Roon when it comes to actually substitute a CD collection, it works with a couple of streaming services but it is an extra expense.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
That's a lot of prerequisites for something that just works in rstudio.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
Your framing heavily incentivises malicious compliance. After all if the subjects of regulation coöperate to derail, delay, mislead the public and overload enforcement it's going to have a bad outocme by default. The main problem with
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
That's a misuderstanding of the banners. The requirement is to get consent to track someone and/or process their personal information in a way that is not strictly necessary or covered by contract. The mechanism that does the trac
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
Post some links in their Twitch chat to i.e. images on a server you control. Correlate your access logs with geoip information and you have a good chance of getting their IP.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
He's on Mastodon: https://blackrock.city/@spolsky . Seems to be busy with a pretty long bet on something called the block protocol.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
In the Ventrilo scenario you could hear, but not be heard by the parent room. This is the only way Eve online fleets with hundreds of participants could be coordinated for insurance. Your example works for a 1-on-1 but not for hierarchical
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
People with 99th percentile executive functioning passing this off like anyone could do it with some advice is the base rate fallacy at its finest.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
Google operates among other things an office suite, a cloud platform, the largest repository of location services data in the world and an IoT health/lifestyle devices company.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
Enterprise companies have huge issues with installing, securing and maintaining open-source software though. Using browser based tools doesn't really resolve the underlying organizational and competence issues, but at least it lets peo
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
It also depends on what your personal requirements for forward secrecy are. As a major platform operator Google should aim somewhere towards the top of that distribution.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
That seems entirely fair for pre-1.0 software.
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by Tarq0n 3y ago
The cheaper 300 searches/month subscription is a great way to try it out.

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