anotha1

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by anotha1 5y ago
> I've honestly never understood the appeal of a completely unmoderated space. Unmoderated sounds good on the surface only. If dang and the other mods weren't present, I'm sure none of us would be here either.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Then you should read it further as: "... with the intent to directly harm average citizens." Which yes, I'd argue is a negligible amount.
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by anotha1 5y ago
That reminds me of people who "learn it all on YouTube." Maybe it's the best option for some people. Not for me, but I do love an audible book. In conclusion, I think these other mediums simply lack the iterations that we&#x2
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by anotha1 5y ago
Democracy doesn't work when the citizens are manipulated due to their lack of intellect.
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by anotha1 5y ago
I'll give it a try, but I'm already turned off by the "free speech" mention which has become synonymous with "give people a place to be a racist" and "all things Q." Edit: for clarity, I believe every
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by anotha1 5y ago
Interesting thought. I'm wondering how effective non-text would be? Personally, text is my preferred medium for any non-simple communication.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Like anything, great things die with popularity, or at least become just good. When I started reading HN ten years ago it was a vastly different culture among users. Or maybe I just didn't recognize the underhanded asshole tones. Eith
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by anotha1 5y ago
Yes, that's exactly my point. No code required.
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by anotha1 5y ago
For which generation?
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by anotha1 5y ago
It should read: "sufficiently capable nation state..." Which I doubt is as many as you're implying given the use of the term "certainty."
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by anotha1 5y ago
Iran has insufficient resources compared to the nations targeting it. Unless a nation state decides to target Tesla, we're probably alright.
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by anotha1 5y ago
You can't ignore context. Fortran is a very strong language for a specific application.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Yeah, probably not unethical from that standpoint. My dad seemed to think it was some sort tax avoiding inheritance scheme. I guess my question would be, is there a point where it does become illegal even if there was an individual owner? I
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by anotha1 5y ago
Yeah, that's about it.
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by anotha1 5y ago
The code-based manipulations are relatively well understood by cyber security professionals, which Tesla undoubtedly has on staff. There are existing solutions to at least slow the spread of these, even if it's as rudimentary as an eme
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by anotha1 5y ago
To save someone else the time, the "ice-nine" referred to in this comment is fictional .
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by anotha1 5y ago
You're wrong. Computer "worms" as people think of them are not the problem here. They're actually well understood. And while propagation seems like it could be so fast it's overwhelming, I think there are a lot of
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by anotha1 5y ago
Nice story. I was hoping for some more "groundbreaking revelations." However, the opposite was the conclusion: > he was a man like any other. He had hopes and dreams. Triumphs and failures. Faith and doubt. I write a lot of not
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by anotha1 5y ago
Because this is common practice. The business owner my dad worked for "leased" the building and warehouse from his son.
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by anotha1 5y ago
> most disruptive technologies of the 21st century. I couldn't agree more. Though, as far as this article goes, I was looking for more of a playbook than high-level market analysis.
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by anotha1 5y ago
I hope your wrong, for the sake of all the folks that invested in this.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Huh, I didn't know that, but I highly recommend the hard cover!
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by anotha1 5y ago
> use ctrl-y to paste back the deleted TIL
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by anotha1 5y ago
This NFT will be great for Noora Health. And maybe even N more organizations. Then, as happened many times in the past, similar organizations will start optimizing the wrong metric and their actions will slowly diverge from their mission.
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by anotha1 5y ago
> Techne is universal knowledge: things like the boiling point of water, Pythagoras’ theorem, the rule that all RPCs should have deadlines, or that we should probably alert if no instances of our jobs are running. > metis, is local, s
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by anotha1 5y ago
Sadly, social media is the new smoking. I encourage everyone to read "the book of why" by Judea Pearl. It illustrates how "research" and "studies" were used to sew doubt about the dangers of smoking. That'
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by anotha1 5y ago
Unscientifically, absent mother is seen as worse than absent father. I agree, and will may involuntarily postpone having kids because of that reason alone.
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by anotha1 5y ago
The focus on "start-ups" here, while not exclusively, does sway far toward the VC-model, of course because that's also YC's model. Is that model nearly incompatible with parenting? It might be. But that doesn't mean
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by anotha1 5y ago
I appreciate the the response without the snark. I was hoping for more plausible risks, like "a regulation restricting X" or "innovation in Y."
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by anotha1 5y ago
What makes you sure of my motives? I want to know how risky this is considering everyone and their grandmothers are investing their retirements [and student loans].

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