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   by debt 9y ago

   I don't mean to make to big a stretch here, but shouldn't the advertising companies also be held morally culpable for exacerbating CTE? I mean the NFL had an incentive to increase the hits and blows to make it more entertaining, t
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   by debt 9y ago

   This seems controversial, but my original point stands. If Apple believes they may be liable for providing access to Telegram, then maybe that's why they removed it in the first place. Y'all are right, there a probably very could
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   by debt 9y ago

   Rev works really well but an actual human that transcribes what you say and it takes a day.
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   by debt 9y ago

   I love that that's not even half of India.
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   by debt 9y ago

   I think that's not unlikely or at least, it may be necessary for apps to remove that component from the apps. Anytime you submit an app to the App Store you have to check a box that asks if you're complying with all necessary encr
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   by debt 9y ago

   Maybe?
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   by debt 9y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBI–Apple_encryption_dispute Apple got sued for encryption-related reasons. In theory these types of lawsuit don't stop after one time.
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   by debt 9y ago

   It's supposedly more secure than the normal internet. But ya figure for a large company of creative geniuses they could figure out how to democratize security so that the whole system isn't wholly owned and controlled by a single
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   by debt 9y ago

   Apple would be held liable if someone uses Telegram to coordinate a terrorist attack or if it's used for human trafficking or whatever highly illegal activity it could be used for. Potentially both in the court of law and the court of
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    by debt 9y ago

    Everyone of these I’ve come upon has been dead. I’m if that says anything about just thought I’d contribute my two pence
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    by debt 9y ago

    This is so damn cool my question is, why is this type of shit so damn rare? Like why don’t we see more instances of cool, low cost, big value hackery? Is it just too creatively difficult to summon these types of ideas idk
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    by debt 9y ago

    This is pretty damn funny.
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    by debt 9y ago

    I don’t mean sound curmudgeonly here but I haven’t turned on notifications in nearly five damn years. They’re universally annoying. I miss shit all the time but idc
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    by debt 9y ago

    I really think to achieve actual AI we need a new material other than silicon but idk
15. 495.▲
    by debt 9y ago

    There needs to be a balance. They do become powerful but also are major forces for raising the standard living overall.
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    by debt 9y ago

    I think the best way to beat amazon is just start a shipping company. Creating an online shop is dead simple. Search is solved. If only Prime existed as a SaaS service. Shyp seems to be attempting to do it.
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    by debt 9y ago

    Remember WEP encryption? I feel like we're at that stage with NLUI except they mostly have zero security.
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    by debt 9y ago

    I think the recent Volkswagen Emissions scandal have illustrated how, in the extreme case, it's actually pretty damn important to be in tune with the so called big picture of whatever institution or entity you're operating under.
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    by debt 9y ago

    I love that this gets flagged because it clearly illustrates the level of support people on this forum have for the administration; which is scary. We're talking Trump here; a vociferous enemy of science and fierce climate change denie
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    by debt 9y ago

    It's more of a PR issue. It seems the large community of scientists, disagree strongly with Trump's positions on nearly everything. Bill Nye circumvents that community completely but yet still represents an entry point of science
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    by debt 9y ago

    The problem is he's "the science guy" which by extension many laypeople associate with actual scientists. By attending the SOTU, to laypeople it makes it look like scientists agree with the president's positions on clima
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    by debt 9y ago

    I think this is extreme, but I completely agree with it. This makes me an extremist, but that's okay because we're talking very extreme topics, namely, climate change. I don't want Nye to be demonized, but unfortunately if yo
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    by debt 9y ago

    LocalBitcoins seems to a pretty good laundry service. Nothing's impossible but I can't figure out for the life of me how exactly anyone including governments could de-anonymize LocalBitcoins.
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    by debt 9y ago

    I mean, is this an unmitigated disaster on Intel's part? It's like a train wreck in slow motion. A part of me feels this stories like this are going to keep getting worse until Spectre is finally used in the wild.
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    by debt 9y ago

    “...information makes kids more nihilistic. And nihilism isn't a bad thing. The universe is absurd, we have no meaning...” Lotta leaps in such a short span of text.
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    by debt 9y ago

    I still full immersion is the best. Basically, pick any subject and consume every form of media - podcasts, books, articles, videos, talk to people, Quora questions - and you’ll eventually get it on a very fundamental level. Constantly ask
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    by debt 9y ago

    I guess I could've framed it differently, but I think it's pretty high quality stuff idk.
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    by debt 9y ago

    hmm still sounds like statistics to me
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    by debt 9y ago

    I guess there's a wider discussion about why need more and better display technology without a noticeable improvement in quality of life, but idk.
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    by debt 9y ago

    Stop! You're using reason and logic! You sound rational!