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That's just bullying from Sitnik. Stealing the entire repository and then blaming the victim for stealing a few letters back.
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So true. And not just kids, adults also can copy emotions of other people, usually of group leaders, or of those who we like. What's important is that this is happening unconsciously.
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I'm pretty sure if this would be in Nazi Germany then Apple and Google would supply locations of the Jews. Because it was "illegal" not to. We are years away from the global fascists superpowers (with mass surveillance, AI, n
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I thought about the scenario when some old secret key is revealed. Sure, you can decrypt old messages with it if they were transmitted classically. But in a classical channel if you're capturing all the traffic then you can derive the
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Yes, but what if you want to generate a new secret key? You can encrypt it and send through a channel. But, in theory, an eavesdropper can capture it and decrypt at some point in future. In QKD an eavesdropper is absolutely helpless, he can
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The Spin of a Human Body
(dandanua.github.io)
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Haven't you read the announcement? strong management team point to a future for Postman with virtually unlimited possibilities
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Nice explanation and examples. I also wrote about this problem in a more broader context of mathematics and quantum computing [1] (it's not displayed nicely in Firefox for some reason). [1] https://github.com/dandanua&#
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No need for explicit ostracism, you just can't operate in the modern society without using popular technologies.
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It's the politicians who must be stripped of privacy. They're servants of all of us. They must be controlled the most, because our societies depend on them the most. It's them who are the most vulnerable to corruption. It
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Natural selection within a group of animals. Male cats can kill kittens of other cats, so their genes have better chances to exist in the future.
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The "don't be evil" company promoted a bully to VP in AI ethics. I wonder how much time we have left until cybernazi arrive.
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No longer? How Protonmail could be considered private if their servers have to operate with unencrypted emails from other servers? That's how the mail system works. Though, I'm actually glad that stupid criminals fall for this &qu
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It's the normal people who think that Trump has failed. The world of savages can see this differently. Who else was able to attack the Capitol and survive two impeachments? Who else was able to f*ck the US political system so hard? How
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I don't know what's the best, but rclone looks like the simplest option https://rclone.org/crypt/
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Very few people realize that the western acceptance of blood money actually fuels autocratic regimes around the world and makes them much stronger. For example, Russian power elites have millions and billions in assets in the West. Hence, t
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Reasonable points. I'm also very skeptical when doctors say you have to constantly wear glasses. It's more logical that with glasses our eyes are becoming even more lazy. All this myopia pandemic looks like a natural consequence o
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So, you're proposing that poor nations should invest in this financial pyramid. Great idea!
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A similar tool – https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori
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The novelty is that they want to use feces as a universal currency. This idea is very precious indeed, if you look close enough.
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Meanwhile, there is a "War on Poop" in North Korea https://youtu.be/8yqa-SdJtT4?t=1898
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Oh, I've just found that they changed it recently and you can have only a single 2FA method – FIDO key. https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/product/2020/stronger-...
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No wonder, you can't enable adequate 2FA without setting phone number and SMS 2FA at first.
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They are 100% idiots. In Russia, the government even destroys sanctioned food from the West https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06TZrP5Vg0s They just don't give a f
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Von_Neumann%E2%80%93Wigner_int...
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>Despite how blurred the parasocial lines may be and how hard platforms are working to erase them entirely, the reality is rather simple: the notion of a special bond with a creator is contrived, and what seems like unfettered access to
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This boring explanation is in the framework of classical physics. Quantum physics is very different. In QM, physical objects don't have definite states until observed. Any observation requires an observer. So, we have that states are r
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The example of equivalence classes of sequences from the article (in the problem with hats) is very demonstrative. If I give you a class somehow – how are you gonna pick an element from it?
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To me, the Axiom of Choice is absolutely natural – if we can pick one element of a set then we surely can pick elements from a collection of sets, who cares that this collection can be infinite. The problem with this axiom is that it can&#x
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I never thought a person could be that naive, lol. Interesting read anyway.
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