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cmxch
9mo ago
Or we make it impossible to inflict such North Korean, Soviet, or Chinese style harassment such that the sins of one have no ability to propagate.
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cmxch
9mo ago
Then expand the scope to include all interested parties in the chain, whether owners or service providers.
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cmxch
9mo ago
Then expand the definition and scope to make it more painful to circumvent. Describe the structure such that it’s hard to not be able an individual non-investing homeowner. Of course that’s unpopular to those who want to freely commit to b
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cmxch
9mo ago
Cover those individual investors too.
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cmxch
9mo ago
Only if you consider their more efficient ability of pumping the renter for cash and dumping the renter with an arbitrary rent increase.
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cmxch
9mo ago
So basically you want to give a loophole for Wall Street to cosplay as regular people. No thanks.
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cmxch
9mo ago
So basically Apple with looser handcuffs.
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cmxch
9mo ago
You make the erroneous assumption that these people are defective and are default not qualified. Retraining has been tried and has failed every time when taken at scale. Just have the tech firms and the like cut huge, straight, salary repla
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cmxch
9mo ago
And with these new structures, new penalties for their existence will follow. Properly executed, those offshore structures will have to incur losses to exist, or will no longer exist.
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cmxch
9mo ago
That’s because the damage has gone on too long. When three generations (late Boomer, Generation X, and Millennials) have seen it and the various alphabet soup of programs from the perspective of having to train their replacements from these
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cmxch
9mo ago
Then try in East Texas.
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cmxch
9mo ago
Yes. And do so with haste, and maximum identification of the person behind the mask. Justice follows the law, not the whims of hacktivism.
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cmxch
9mo ago
The only thing really wrong about the Sony a6000 is the lack of weatherproofing. With even a 55-210 kit lens and maybe a good filter, you can still get amazing quality from far away - such as being able to pick apart finer architectural de
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cmxch
9mo ago
Short of seeing successful left-leaning targets of hacktivism go unpunished, or hacktivism actually being punished across the board, there’s no inconsistency. Besides, a light sentence on conviction could be conferred with the balance of th
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cmxch
9mo ago
The leaves get done faster because the right tool doesn’t have to be charged every 5-10 minutes. Factor the penalty cost as a matter of maintenance, maybe even find ways to defray it to financial background noise.
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cmxch
9mo ago
Even the cloud won’t save you. Maybe it might be a good idea to squash it with any legal avenue, especially antitrust and data privacy laws that require reasonable and non discriminatory access by end consumers to self-maintained and self-h
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cmxch
9mo ago
I’d love to see it get smacked down in the courts.
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cmxch
9mo ago
Time for a good, throw the entire law library at them prosecution. You don’t get exemption from the law because people like your targets. Maybe put a bounty for their prosecution and conviction.
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cmxch
9mo ago
At this point, just cut checks from the firms that got us in this mess. Don’t bother retraining, just make people financially whole at the cost of those who offshored/outsourced.
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cmxch
9mo ago
Easiest way to do it is to financially and legally cut off all avenues to offshore and outsource. Then make it litigative open season for any affected or displaced person to court mandate a near-blank check to make up for the generational c
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cmxch
9mo ago
AI model makers win, luddites lose. Never mind that the more people try to corrupt a model, the more likely that future models will catch these corruption attempts as security and trust/safety issues to fix and work around. The next Ni
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cmxch
9mo ago
With, or without the Chinese and Russian governments propping the remnants up? I can’t imagine that the Maduro regime is being organically supported when two elections have passed (Guaidó, Machado) without legitimate, election backed leader
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cmxch
10mo ago
Yet they probably would jump on the person that dared to defend themselves from the vandal.
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cmxch
10mo ago
Close the loophole, grill Nvidia anyway.
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cmxch
10mo ago
At what point does antitrust become a thing?
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cmxch
10mo ago
> But that would yield to its own people siding up with Canada and Mexico Which would be put down before it even could start.
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cmxch
10mo ago
That level of scrutiny was fine for COVID regulation enforcement. What makes immigration different?
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cmxch
10mo ago
Those also provide a nice and easy intelligence collection resource for those refining enforcement and identifying potential obstacles.
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cmxch
10mo ago
Then Intel and AMD take what NVIDIA won’t.
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cmxch
10mo ago
Riot Vanguard is a popular rootkit.
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