chatterhead

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by chatterhead 4y ago
Thank you, HTF.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
You mean the guy whose grandfather helped build the internet and who supplies the majority of US intel agencies with cloud computing, storage and access might be testing government technology in the public sector to not raise suspicion? &gt
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Countdown to Fried fleeing to Israel begins...
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by chatterhead 4y ago
"BodyTrak is the latest body-sensing system from the SciFiLab..." Name checks out. This kind of tech isn't going to be used primarily in smartwatches it's going to be integrated into state-based surveillance.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Whoever wrote this is clearly intelligent, has a solid worldview, and a vocabulary too big for their own good. There is already a Federal social media and realID platform being discussed to address many of the issues the author brings up an
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Wells Fargo has systemic corruption and needs to lose it's Charter.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Very few websites fit my vertical monitor well. This website looks awesome! The content is quality, too. Well done.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Musk is making a huge mistake. He's going to squeeze people to free platforms and the ecosystem that remains will be hollow and degraded. He should focus on consolidating digital currencies through a one-way sidechain that absorbs all
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Yes. Learning to program is something you need to do young unless you have a decently nimble mind with a firm foundation in logic and math. The vast vast vast majority of well-paid programmers (not frontend devs) are upper-middle class (wit
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Generally if you pose a math problem to a reader you should work the problem out as an example instead of simply giving the blueprints for how to do it. Otherwise, it was informative.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
>The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments (1960)
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by chatterhead 4y ago
The fact that they will likely take it out on your family, friends and anyone suspected of knowing about your actions. Not to mention the shit that happens before they kill you. Man is a predator ape. Don't get it twisted.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Just go there and proselytize to people. They will stop inviting you then.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
1) Are there any legal issues with Elon lying about the health of his private company to the public? No. 2) All that activity increase AND none of them are bots? One would expect a drop in active users since Elon was so dead set on dismantl
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Great article. Long read. The author doesn't mention the Phoenix Memo; they should have. Otherwise, solid rundown.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Part of the problem with macroeconomics, as with many academic disciplines, is it depends too much on math, models and the need to quantify, qualify and manipulate answers instead of intuiting problems to discover solutions. Much like medic
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by chatterhead 4y ago
This isn't moderating, Daniel - it's curating. So do what we both know you enjoy about this job since you don't seem to do the other aspects of it.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Impersonating people can very much be illegal, but it can also expose you to libel. Please, do your spell check thing and get back to me.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Speech realist is someone who believe in the tenants of free speech within the confines of laws.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Mastodon is a Confederation as no central authority moderates all instances. https://blueskyweb.xyz Actually is Federated.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Mastodon is a Confediverse. After looking at what Jack built; it seems he's actually created a Fediverse.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
That was never a thing. It was always an illusion for the advancement of artificial intelligence. Why do you think they are going so hard on the Semantic Web shit? It's not for the disabled - it's for the blind, deaf and dumb AI t
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by chatterhead 4y ago
All my ideas are award winning level. I'm just super lazy and don't care about being successful.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Engaging in unethical activity isn't conduct becoming a US Representative. Using the information you have to profit off the economy at the expense of it's citizens is unethical and immoral. That's what crooked means. Not just
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Ok. They won't pay the ransom. Fine. Now how much are they going to pay in fines and restitution to the people harmed by their failure to protect?
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by chatterhead 4y ago
That's really cool. Wonder if you could use one of those old Soy Sauce barrels to make wine with...
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Yes, they are crooked. If you don't realize this yet you're young or stupid.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Toot is a term for doing a bump of coke. More Mastodon spamming.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
If you didn't close your Github account when Microsoft bought it for $7B then you likely aren't going to close your Twitter cause Elon.
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by chatterhead 4y ago
Holy hell. Is this just like one big ass MUD adventures convention? Pretty cool, man.

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