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by WoahNoun 5y ago
That was NOT Mueller's conclusion. That was Bill Barr's politically motivated summary of the Mueller report. Mueller concluded there was contacts between Trump campaign and the Russians government but it wasn't enough evidenc
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Yea because Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort coordinated through KGB asset Konstantin Kilimnik, as documented in the Republican-led Senate intelligence report, and not directly with the Russian government.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
The domain became public after the public reporting. Show me where in the Ankara report that shows that the domain mail1.trump-email.com was public during the period of the DNS activity. >Also, the mail1.trump-email.com domain was never
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
The trump domain wasn't set-up for bulk marketing email and wasn't configured like the other trump marketing domains. >The report notes that unlike other domains the Trump Organization used to send mass marketing emails, the do
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Alfa Bank and the Trump campaign keep saying the DNS look-ups came from marketing emails. Did the DNS look-ups happen or didn't they?
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Is there any evidence in that article that you can cite for us? That website was started by an extremely pro-Trump Fox News contributor and I have no intention on clicking on it.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Because if it was a marketing campaign, there would be other IP addresses doing a DNS lookup. Alfa bank was 77% of the DNS requests and another 20% were from Spectrum Health which is associated with the DeVos family. That doesn't sound
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
He has a career as a cybersecurity lawyer. This isn't some random ambulance chaser.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
The indictment is about whether the lawyer who sent a computer scientist's DNS analysis lied to the FBI about whether he was bringing the analysis on behalf of anyone. He said No, but was working for the Clinton campaign at the time. T
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Yes it matters. It was an attack on our democracy and national security by an aggressive foreign adversary.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
You can see an example of the DNS logs collected on page 803 of the Senate Intelligence report rather than reading blog. Clearly the Alfa bank did DNS lookups of the Trump domain and the explanation doesn't pass the smell test. https:
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
>"Brnovich said such testimony was allowable only if it involved evidence that Backpage executives and employees knew about it," according to the Arizona Republic. The article continued: >Similarly, Brnovich said that testim
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Why do you think it is they were the number one source of tips?
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
I didn't say it was research. Those billions went into wind and solar farms that are generating GWs of electricity right now. You can see a map of their global wind and solar farms here: https://sustainability.aboutamazon.co
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Amazon has invested 10's of billions into wind farms, solar farms, hydrogen fuel cells, electric/hydrogen vehicles, etc.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
There's a lot of historic detail in the book that is left out of this snippet, but his point was that mathematicians barely understood the convergence of infinite series and considered an infinite sum of trig functions to sort of be un
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
This article reminds me of the story of Fourier. It's hard to tell the history of math without the way in which Fourier series and the heat equation shaped the development and increasing rigor in calculus. The mathematicians of the day
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
This is the big "conspiracy": >'Wondering if there's a good Bernie narrative for a story, which is that Bernie never had his act together, that his campaign was a mess,' Paustenbach wrote. Miranda spurned the ide
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
How exactly did the DNC "kneecap" Bernie's campaign?
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Oh this is easy. Just rate ACAB. Anyone willing to actively participate in a racist and unjust system like American policing certainly deserves the ACAB badge.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Sounds pretty cowardly and against the principle of community policing.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
The main charges are related to Chelsea Manning. This was a charge for hacking in Iceland completely unrelated to that. That charge could be completely removed from the case and he would still be on trial for the other charges.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
I don't think Sigurdur Ingi Thordarson is a "key witness" in the claims against Assange. He might be A witness, but I very much doubt the charges rely on his testimony. As far as the media goes, most people don't care ab
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Alexa is basically 3 tech acquisitions glued together. Ivona (TTS), Evi (Knowledge graph), and Yap (speech recognition).
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
The bill was produced by the legislative staff working for the legislator. I assume their staff read the bill they were in charge of producing.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
This isn't true. Polling shows people dislike congress but like their congressional rep.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
How is that a falsehood? The daughters of the confederacy pushed the "civil war was about state's rights" narrative that is still taught across the South.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
This argument has been brewing for at least a decade from scientists creating new variants of avian flu. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fears-grow-over-l...
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by WoahNoun 6y ago
Yea, my own mental picture of homology and cohomology tends to default to DeRham (co)homology or the axiomatic approach versus the combinatorial approaches that are normally taught (I'm also bad at combinatorics). I'm going to be
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by WoahNoun 6y ago
I assume it's using computational since the focus in on simplicial complexes where everything can theoretically be computed. Some of the filtration stuff on finite discrete points looks like Machine Learning / Topological Data Ana

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