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by dandanua 3y ago
It seems "the victimless crime" [1] became a normal line of defense when billionaires commit financial fraud. Insanity. [1] https://youtu.be/EDMinX6t1Zk?t=420
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My thoughts too, resident keys don't have real advantages and only complicate things for users and developers.
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The correct way to understand it is this: "We can't pack (i.e. compress) all the mathematical knowledge in a finite set of axioms and rules." This statement doesn't look paradoxical.
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Focusing on solving hard problems, like in programming, is a good option too. Because when we solve something we keep our minds in motion on fixed tracks.
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Today's culture indeed exaggerates what a trauma is, but politics is a bad area to argue about it. Politics can cause wars, deaths, suffering for millions of people. It is a real trauma, just anticipated in the future.
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"If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place" (c)
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How is this different from what was done at Google before? https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.10255
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This language is for fun, but the Unison [1], where names don't matter, is not. [1] https://www.unison-lang.org/docs/the-big-idea/
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My view is that people who bully others in childhood are actually training for bullying adults later in life. Where the absolute maximum is becoming a dictator with the ability to genocide entire nations. Such is human nature, I suppose.
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From a $3 trillion company this is absolutely intended.
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> "I am altering the deal. Pray I don't alter it further" -D. Vader Yeah, that's the motto of modern techno-fascists as well
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tech advancements = improvements of life for the whole humanity, and thus overall happiness. But it seems this naive thinking doesn't work in this world.
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> Tech billionaires often seem more interested in surviving the apocalypse than preventing it. - pretty much sums everything we observe today. And it's only getting worse, despite tech advancements. Great article.
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P(r2 | r1) = P(r1 ∩ r2) / P(r1) = 2P(r1 ∩ r2) = 2∑P(n ∩ r1 ∩ r2) = 2∑(1/101 * n/100 * (n-1)/99) = 2/3. Just expand conditional probabilities and use the law of total probability. Intuitively, first pick red means th
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by dandanua 3y ago
It could be pretty much the Germany police, directly or indirectly, since Tether proposes non volatile "currency" easily convertible with Bitcoin.
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Web search generates profit, local search doesn't.
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and their teachers
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As per article, he objects to signing "water is wet". Does it make the title correct?
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The title says he objects to diversity, but the article states that "it isn’t diversity to which he objects". The professor isn't consistent either. Yes, DEI is a sort of agreement between you and your current society. And ye
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> Living in a russian village and growing your own food is a lot more sustainable in case of total collapse, e.g. caused by climate change. Bullshit, in no time people with guns will arrive to kill you and grab your food. Holodomor is ju
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The article strikes the vulnerable human psyche, probably that's why.
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I haven't tested it on iPhone, but on Android my browser code for Euler angles works just fine. You can find the demonstration at the end of this blog post https://dandanua.github.io/posts/the-spin-of-a-human-body&
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Just look at the expanded js code, I also had troubles with the more informal description. It's a one-time substitution but for all matches.
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This function is almost like in the definition of middle-growing hierarchy https://googology.fandom.com/wiki/Middle-growing_hierarchy But this hierarchy can be defined for any ordinal with a system of notations. I&#x27
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I guess if we add all the problems in IT that were caused by bugs and poor designs of parsers/serializations, e.g. SQL injections, XSS, null byte vulns etc., we get billions of human hours in damages. What should be instead is an absol
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Haters gonna hate
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In other news, the biggest Ukrainian mobile operator Kyivstar is down due to a hacker attack. Coincidence?
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But you still have to remember what the key unlocks. A username could be just a label for it.
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I don't think resident keys are that worthwhile. Relaying party anyway has to remember the user somehow, even if it's just the public key. And it still has to associate the key with the user data. I think resident keys just compli
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That's not how people like Musk think. People are just tools for them, workers strike means the tool is malfunctioning and should be replaced or "fixed".

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