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ceres
6y ago
Well if he was trying to be obscure, he did a really poor job of it. It didn't take that many paragraphs before he laid out his political and social ideology on the reader. I really thought I was going to learn how modern technology en
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ceres
6y ago
You are assuming that such tech is not already being (or has been) developed covertly by malicious actors. Developing this and making it open source brings more awareness about the subject and will make it easier to develop defense models a
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ceres
7y ago
Teenagers don't prefer TikTok to Facebook for privacy reasons...
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ceres
7y ago
And those characters stand out partly because they're not the norm in Hollywood
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ceres
7y ago
Here is a decentralized and distributed backend for git called Mango. Basically takes advantage of Ethereum and P2P content addressable networks. https://github.com/axic/mango [Edit]: Here is another using the BitTorr
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ceres
7y ago
As a non-American, should I be more worried about a state that attacks its own people or one that has a demonstrated history of invading other countries and forced regime changes in those countries? From a pragmatic perspective, I'd ch
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ceres
7y ago
Maybe the founders are fans of fictional depictions of evil megacorporations such as Evil Corp, Massive Dynamic Inc, Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated, etc.
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ceres
7y ago
This isn't same thing and you know it. Deplatforming someone for being racist, homophobic and sexist is and should continue to be encouraged. In your example, what they were doing was fundamentally wrong and if you asked any good perso
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ceres
7y ago
You keep talking about "non-extremists" but you are not telling us what you mean by that.
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ceres
7y ago
Why do we always assume that Google is some entity with perfect intelligence? Isn't it just a bot? People outsmart it all the time? The very fact that SEO exists means that you can fool Google.
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ceres
7y ago
Yeah but it depends on the subreddit though. For some things I'd rather have multiple opinions than that of one blogger.
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ceres
7y ago
What does inflammation mean in this case (i.e., what part of the body is being inflamed)?
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ceres
7y ago
holy shit 'tis him!
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ceres
7y ago
Is it just me or does all these great educational content out there lead to analysis paralysis? I mean if I wanted to just learn something new and I chanced upon this web page I'd be stumped on where to start.
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ceres
8y ago
Well there isn't. Unfortunately, that would not be "business friendly". Modern society has been heavily trained to walk on eggshells around big corporations and that isn't changing any time soon.
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8y ago
Exactly! Personally I've been running Debian on my laptop for about 3 years now but come on! You can't deny that it is a pain in the ass to use especially if something breaks and the only way to fix it is to sift through many foru
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Starminder periodically reminds you of some of your starred GitHub projects
(starminder.xyz)
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ceres
9y ago
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Beijing's unique street life under constant siege
(bbc.co.uk)
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ceres
10y ago
What is wrong with getting answers from "random internet people". I've actually looked into some StackOverflow users and some of them are pretty accomplished software engineers in their own right.
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Consciousness Isn’t a Mystery, It’s Matter
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
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