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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Can't expect any honesty here, my friend. Vested interest and latent stockholm syndrom prevails.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
> Now companies want to make as much money with it as they can. That's exactly what I meant when I wrote "...strive to keep the status quo of being way beyond the capabilities of the people". Monopolizing the means of maxi
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Parse it as "seemingly independent governments of the world and international big business blended and interlocked together to the point of being indistinguishable" to ease the torture.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Well, that's no surprise, because governments/corporations (in fact, The Govporation these days) strive to keep the status quo of being way beyond the capabilities of the people, hence the monopoly on weapon-grade tools - and I se
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
The parent didn't mention real-time as a requirement. Offline rendering would well suffice.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
+ hardware camera power switch and/or physical lens cover
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
I am afraid to hurt your feelings with incautious wording, so you might want to make your educated guess as to what I really meant to communicate to you.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
I recommend everyone interested in percolation theory to also check https://meltingasphalt.com/interactive/going-critical/ and play with critical thresholds interactively!
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
My comment was rather language-agnostic. Are there any fundamental differences in implementation of RSA or EC in various languages?
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Q: Which type of cryptography is implied to be unsafe in the following sentence?: "Immediately ditch RSA in favor of EC, for it is too hard to implement safely!"
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
And it corrupts not only itself, but also the society it commands in general. That's why you had to use a throwaway to post an obvious truth that is guaranteed to trigger karma decrementers.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
> an out of touch, or perhaps even uncaring, government Perhaps even actively malicious, with "perhaps" converging to "definitely".
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 4y ago
Half-loaf is too coarse a unit - how do I find exactly 23 breadcrumbs I need for my breakfast?
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
When CDC warns about society as a whole being subjected to total and deliberate menticide and discloses all means towards that end, it is only then that there will finally arrive some substance to discuss. Otherwise it sounds like researchi
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
The campaign against RSA is pretty evident for my pattern recognizer, for it comes in distinct waves and employs templated articles, which indicate an organized backing behind it; And it has some markers of psychological manipulation - firs
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
I'll just leave it here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_anti-war_protests_in_Russ...
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
Because it's trendy to praise brushes instead of paintings, vinyl pressing quality instead of music, and languages instead of software these days. Jean Baudrillard would call it another level of simulation.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
> What’s So Hard About Understanding Consciousness? It's the same kind of hard that stands in the way of programs debugging themselves.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
buildAI() { buildAI() } what could possibly go wrong? ah, the exit cond.....
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
> I have been, and still remain, a massive proponent of "the cloud". Mice cried and stung themselves, but kept eating the cactus.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
No surprise here. One World Corporation is going to reserve 1 for itself. This tweet is just a test drive.
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
Planned obsolescence. This may well end up with CPU vendors adopting food storage cant. "Ignel i11-23017K, MFD: 2025.05.01, EXP: 2026.09.03, consume within 3 months of first power-on".
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
> BitTorrent v2 not only uses a hash tree, but it forms a hash tree for every file in the torrent. Could this potentially make cracking down on illegal content easier?
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
Looks like an example of the emerging genre of post-truth-quasi-parody, where if goal A fails then it is represented as goal B. Goal A is to dupe the most gullible of cryptozealots, trying to gain financially, goal B is to mock them, gainin
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
Never see a pattern where there is a pattern. (I grant everyone the right to call this law after themselves)
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
Absolutely it is. But there really is a difference the past decade (I'd say two) made. It is the quantity and quality of psychological manipulation. What happened to Germans in 1930s won't repeat again, people are more knowledgeab
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by ccbccccbbcccbb 5y ago
Talking about brushes instead of paintings. An overwhelming part of society has lost the essence in everything and went full-on meta, some 10 years ago one could find wonderful album reviews on Discogs, as example, but not anymore - the vin