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by buboard 7y ago
government/citizen
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by buboard 7y ago
Almost all of facebook s content is off google But take basecamp for example. Do they really need google searches for such a specialized business software? There is email and other forms of marketing they can use to reach out directly to pr
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by buboard 7y ago
How did any of these companies (google amazon apple) grow? Feeding the search machine only makes google stronger. If businesses stop giving away their content to google for free, it will stop being so important. The only platforms that can
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by buboard 7y ago
Because antitrust action will just distract from trying to actually beat the status quo, without effect (like we havent seen any effects fron eu’s repeated attempts to steer ppl away from google). In the case of basecamp i dont think they n
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by buboard 7y ago
I can't help but think that companies like basecamp or tile, largely brought about this situation to themselves. Neither google nor apple should be platforms to be dependent on. They should be used as startup platforms, get some moment
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by buboard 7y ago
UK ranks much worse than most countries in the world wrt privacy. ironic considering their traditional values
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by buboard 7y ago
if EU seriously considers privacy, the only tool that citizens can have is encryption. e.g. mandate E2E on every text-messaging communication. banning FR, while this: > Exceptions to the ban could be made for security projects as well as
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by buboard 7y ago
> As more and more people do it, it will decrease demand for equity in those companies and increase their cost of capital. And what will happen if those investments fail?
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by buboard 7y ago
They also dropped Persona, giving facebook and others primacy on SSO identities, at a time where they could still change the landscape.
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by buboard 7y ago
The morphology files are automatically generated by a 3d reconstruction program called neurolucida. NEURON is an ancient program, written in 1983, using a custom parser for the ad-hoc language literally called hoc. It has a hardcoded limit
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by buboard 7y ago
Except the clock is ticking every 30 minutes in that network. it's too slow for behavior. GRNs are relevant to long-term plasticity which is protein-dependent and has prominent modulators (e.g. CREB)
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by buboard 7y ago
C got this right. We tend to resort to textual interfaces (CLIs and source code, searching instead of directories) because they have the expressivity and conciseness of language. No other tool such as Diagram languages works as good. As dev
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by buboard 7y ago
notably this kind of dendritic spikes has not been found in other animals which have been investigated for dendritic spikes extensively (mice, rats, monkeys)
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by buboard 7y ago
they are not. the current consensus in computational neuroscience is that a neuron can be equivalent to a 2-layer or 3-layer ANN with point nonlinearities. Edit: i am blocked from posting, so here are the refs: https://www.ncbi
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by buboard 7y ago
neocortex, from the anterior temporal lobes of epileptic patients . This kind of dendritic response has not been found the dendrites of other mammals so far. it's not a new type of neuron
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by buboard 7y ago
clarifying that dendritic computation has been studied for decades, this one is just a new type of dendritic spike
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by buboard 7y ago
it would be news if we weren't
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by buboard 7y ago
good points, but as they say, the internet doesn't weigh anything
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by buboard 7y ago
are u sure they were really "phished"? scihub would have no problems finding volunteers who would 'phish themselves'
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by buboard 7y ago
when did an industry decentralize historically? the tendency is towards centralization. The only thing that can counter centralization is ubiquitous encryption
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by buboard 7y ago
More like ads. The entire internet is nowadays powered by free data. Soon drug R&D will be similar. OTOH, that's a good thing, i would like to see the industry growing fast. At some not too distant point, people should start being
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by buboard 7y ago
google should offer this option everywhere
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by buboard 7y ago
since the option is not available, we ll never know if users prefer it
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by buboard 7y ago
There s an upside to knowing your data is not backed up somewhere, and that when you delete them they 're really lost. They should offer that as privacy-conscious hosting.
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by buboard 7y ago
Lucky nematodes and mice, they live the future
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by buboard 7y ago
while no doubt this is grounds for jail time or fines, do you think a search of this depth is warranted? And how is that not wasting way more police time?
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by buboard 7y ago
Our internet communications are way more intimate than physical or telephone or bank record searches of the past (which was the scope of the law when these things were legislated). These search and seizure laws have been grandfathered in un
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by buboard 7y ago
What was that company that is no longer allowed to add google to their phones? Huh, sounds like they can use it as a selling point
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by buboard 7y ago
They could at least encrypt it, storing the key in the user’s devices.
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by buboard 7y ago
90% of javascript is minimized/obfuscated. Imagine a society where 0.01% understands the law. Now imagine it calling itself “democracy”

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