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That if you starved him and put him in a blue room, he'd become a compass.
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You're right, it was a singular person. It was the writing style (is there a better word for that?) That I was using.
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I've been thinking that. Strange that suddenly UFO things are being declassified and important government figures are mentioning secret galactic federations.
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I sometimes think the earth passed through a wormhole and we now exist in some alternate dimension. What does the Simpsons have to say about this?
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6y ago
Waterbearsheet?
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6y ago
The fact that law enforcement seems to have no issue getting Telegram messages is my guess.
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6y ago
Sounds like you both could use a lesson in interpersonal conduct
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6y ago
This reminds me of the first ever "hack" that used semaphores (not the ones you're thinking of): https://www.amusingplanet.com/2019/03/the-worlds-first-cyber...
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6y ago
My point is what my original comment says.
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So you agree that unmoderated communities result in cesspools? We took the scenic route, but I'm glad we arrived at my point eventually.
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6y ago
You make 4chan sounds like a utopia. Clearly you've never seen the revenge porn, gore, doxxing, etc that happens (or at least used to happen, havent been there in years) on b/.
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Didn't we learn from 4/8chan that letting people post whatever they want (semi-)anonymously leads to disgusting behavior?
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Are they keyword-based ads like DDG?
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How do they make money?
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You act as if you're making a valid counter-point, but all of these actions would indeed be punishable by their respective law or regulation.
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They aren't obligated to subsidize Uber. However, they are within their right to set their own prices.
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6y ago
Assuming that your narrative is factual, is it Uber's obligation to subsidize the government's infrastructure failings?
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I guess I disagree with the basis of the argument that it happened once, it has to have happened another time. I don't think a single instance of very unique set of circumstances is the basis of a pattern.
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Other than arguing that the infiniteness of the universe somehow indubitably lends credence to the emergence of some convergent sentience, could you or anyone point to something a bit more rigorous (such as the paper your parent comment lin
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Truly dramatic to consider being suspended from an inconsequential social media site equal to eugenics.
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6y ago
Because the fine is punitive, not cost-based.
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6y ago
He's just promoting his own blog piece.
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6y ago
Isn't that true of most postings?
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I like the idea that zookeepers are now walking around shining ultraviolet light on their animals to see which ones light up
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6y ago
Or better yet, put "Itriedtodepixelizeyourpassword".
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Your comment inspired me to ask a question I've had for a while. My background is not CS, it's computer engineering. So I didn't have any education in the fancy algorithms that you'll find in these interviews. Is that ex
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All he proved was you don't need a neural network for MicroMouse. We've known that for years. Some problems do require it. In my job experience, facial recognition can't be easily done with traditional signals processing. Ste
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He meant that having a CCW is necessary for the position of head of security for such an organization. The part you quoted makes no assertion that they should be expected to break the law.
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This place has devolved into reddit
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This triggers my recent pet-peeve: why is everyone using Twitter as their de-facto customer service? I know the answer to my question, but it's frustrating and pathetic.
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