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by bmcn2020 6y ago
I heard it said that Tesla is not a car company. It's an energy company -- and I think that makes sense.
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
if that isn't a metaphor for the modern US, I don't know what is
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Elon Musk would consider having Tesla acquire a legacy automaker(techcrunch.com)
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Four reasons Covid exposure apps haven't taken off in the United States yet(washingtonpost.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
maybe a de facto assumption?
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
I guess (again, I'm showing my ignorance here) my question is related to some boundary (?) between science and math. I've always imagined or believed that science was founded on testability? If it "fits" the model but it
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Exploring the virtual reality conjecture (2011) [pdf](fqxi.org)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
As a complete non-physicist (whatever that means), I feel uncomfortable about this quote in general (or the thinking related to it) for some reason: "Instead of studying a natural phenomenon, and subsequently discovering a law of natur
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
If you are thirsty enough to test it yourself, please let us know if you find anything!
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Hi, sorry about that. I agree
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Clee worked with Carta and Sasnauskas for months on this updated research so it's a bit unfair to imply it provides no value
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Hi there, as I mentioned above: That original research only looked at one Wavlink router. This is the extended research with the help of two other researchers. And of course the attempted exploit from a malicious IP address which was detect
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
That original research only looked at one Wavlink router. This is the extended research with the help of two other researchers. And of course the attempted exploit from a malicious IP address which was detected only recently
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
agree
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Hey there - author of the article here. The research team behind this has a lot of unanswered questions as well, and a lot of...(like you) conjectures about how this may have arisen. Normally, one should not attribute to malice what can sim
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Walmart router, others on Amazon, eBay have hidden backdoors to control devices(cybernews.com)
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We infiltrated an IRC botnet. Here’s what we found(cybernews.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
isn't...that what happened? at least, that's part of the phrase: ...The customer, alias Mr. Chan, told Apple Daily that he got a call from an Apple employee on Wednesday saying that their “higher-ups didn’t approve” of his propose
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Trump says nobody gets hacked, gets hacked twice in one week(cybernews.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
If you're tracking a user in the EU, you need consent. The GDPR doesn't cover the 'how' -- just that it needs to be done. So, if there's tracking of any kind, you'll need consent. Applies off site as well -- pr
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
The argument in the article is that the taxation at it stands, with capital taxes for AI, disadvantages human labor. "Income and employment taxes are the largest sources of revenue for the government, together accounting for almost 90%
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Is it allowed to paste the entire article here?
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Oh sorry didn't notice. The Flipboard version was open
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It’s time to rethink the legal treatment of robots [by taxing them](technologyreview.com)
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Taiwan government targeted by multiple cyberattacks in April 2020(cybernews.com)
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Amazon Faces Allegations It Harvested and Stored Sensitive Voice Data(gizmodo.com)
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Liberals Are Losing the Journalism Wars [Paywalls vs. Free Right-Wing News](newrepublic.com)
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Two in five employees are not sure what a mobile phishing attack is(zdnet.com)
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Japan to join forces with U.S., Europe in regulating Big Tech firms(cybernews.com)
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Marketing agency for NFL, MasterCard, MLB, SoundCloud exposes clients’ data(cybernews.com)
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