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by albatruss 6y ago
The Expanse does show deceleration explicitly many times. It's called a flip and burn in the show.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Merkel prefers that governments are not bound by first amendment protections. I would not take her political opinion as applicable to America.
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by albatruss 6y ago
What about The Expanse?
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by albatruss 6y ago
How does this compare with seaweedfs? That also has fuse and can store metadata and small data in redis and provides its own s3 api, so there's one less moving part.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Mutual understanding is a great idea. It is outside the job expectations of the people pulling the plug on their technical infrastructure.
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by albatruss 6y ago
As the commenter you are replying to stated, Discord is not decentralized.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Foucault in particular is known for his genealogical approach, though. I agree that it's very easy to misuse their claims.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Interesting link, thanks for sharing. I read it and I think there's some miscommunication going on. The author is criticizing Sal Khan and like for suggesting that there was a deliberate, cohesive factory model (designed in order to.
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by albatruss 6y ago
What makes the the nonsense you're conjuring up, with no argument or research, more valid than that of the renowned philosophers you are trivially dismissing? Doubt is good, but strong, unjustified claims are not.
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by albatruss 6y ago
What do you mean "that tech has gone this way"? Since SLIME was written, in 2003?
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by albatruss 6y ago
Which container system can't run this way? I've only used Docker which does run rootless.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Competence in writing and competence in technology are orthogonal matters, and it is not reasonable to "cancel" someone's contributions in one on account of their failure to live up to a standard in the other. Respectfully,
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by albatruss 6y ago
Can you explain why a relevant equivalence holds between Facebook and drug cartels?
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by albatruss 6y ago
Is this on 19.x swarm mode? I thought it got a lot more reliable with that release.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Isn't the quality of advice categorically contextual? It doesn't make sense to call inappropriate advice good, any more than cutting your arm off is good advice because there are some situations where it is warranted.
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by albatruss 6y ago
I see. Yes, any norm or ideology can and often does grow cancerous and counterproductive. What I mean to do is cancel one implicature instantiated by that statement. It's not a reason to be a nihilist, or to stop holding things acco
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by albatruss 6y ago
I think you replied to the wrong comment. You start off by disagreeing with something but it does not seem to be anything I wrote in this thread.
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by albatruss 6y ago
This is a reason to challenge the value of jobs, not a reason to materially damage our irreplaceable environment. Social constructions must yield to material reality.
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by albatruss 6y ago
You are right that there have been many iterations of normative standards, but that does not imply that all situations, ideologies, positions and so on are equally correct. It does not mean that we should stop trying to do better, nor that
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by albatruss 6y ago
You have identified a similarity between two situations, but it is not a similarity that matters. The distinction that matters is one of normativity, and on that measure there is clearly no equivalence to be drawn here.
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by albatruss 6y ago
From a certain narrow, selfish perspective it's reasonable for Google to not want to have an AI ethics department placing a check on their leading edge research at all. Fortunately, we don't live in a world where corporations are
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by albatruss 6y ago
I don't think having one's life satisfaction being a function of comparing yourself to other people is ever healthy, but this attitude seems especially unfortunate. Maybe their doing sillier things means they are, ipso facto, not
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by albatruss 6y ago
Sure you can, to a degree substantial enough to afford the entire advertising industry.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Consider donating -- if you're a software engineer, acknowledge the value of your own time!
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by albatruss 6y ago
You could confirm or deny whether or not you have actually read the book, having presented yourself two posts above as someone in a position to critique it. Is misrepresentation of expertise and talking past the people you're respondin
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by albatruss 6y ago
How do copyright issues not detract from other issues? There is clearly a finite amount of resources available to allocate to all our earthly concerns.
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by albatruss 6y ago
I'm going to echo the parent's sentiment here: > Honestly, have you read the book? Because the quote you provided is not from the book being discussed.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Trust is important. Hackers are naive and will rediscover the old lessons.
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by albatruss 6y ago
This is exactly the reason why academics like their ivory tower, and value credentials more than egalitarian hackers do.
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by albatruss 6y ago
Considering they were using Coinbase, with linked email addresses and drivers licenses, I'm going to say they should rather be banned from any role involving opsec.

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