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drawnwren
10y ago
In the context of my comment, I meant someone deeply involved in the technical implementation of collection techniques or strategy. The interviewee comes across as someone who is skilled at a small process but doesn't seem to be the pe
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10y ago
I agree. The interviewee sounds more like a script kiddie with a very powerful script than anyone of note at the NSA.
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drawnwren
10y ago
Sorry, you're way off base here. The WPA only protects Whistleblowers who work within the government reporting system. It's not a get out of jail free card for any action you perform under the auspices of 'blowing the whistle
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10y ago
Another traveler with a lot of VN female friends on Facebook checking in, those accounts don't look very odd for the region. It's not uncommon to have a girl have to remove friends to add you. I've never really asked them why
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drawnwren
10y ago
Unfortunately, you can't actually meet DPRK citizens on a tour to the DPRK. The only way you can visit is by going on a DPRK government-sponsored tour where you are herded between 'culturally important' landmarks by governmen
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10y ago
It's a pretty picture, but it doesn't really seem to mean much. Not one of those companies is in the 50 largest by revenue [1]. This seems to be a picture of what food and health brands are related to each other? [1] https:/
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11y ago
To be fair, a 1995 Honda Accord comes with anywhere from 130 to 170 hp, depending on trim. A Taurus started at 140.
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11y ago
WAMI is another. Wide Area Motion Imagery.
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11y ago
Posting from a cafe (Ediya's flagship store) in South Korea: This article completely misses the point. Cafes in South Korea aren't about coffee so much as having a space to be in. Most of the young generation either live with thei
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11y ago
Sorry, you're off base a bit. The Atari system did use a Deep Neural Network / Reinforcement algorithm, but as the original poster was trying to point out, the rules of Go were very much hard coded into AlphaGo. From what this [1]
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11y ago
Former analyst inside large intel agency here. Analysts definitely span the range of technical aptitude. However, most understand what is happening, why what they're doing is specifically legal, and most buy into the narrative that wha
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11y ago
This sounds like a good idea, but the price seems high for the location you're offering. I'm not trying to be overly critical here, but what else are you bringing to the table? At $1600 in SE Asia, I can get my own 1bdrm apartment
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11y ago
This gives credence to the concern that having all knowledge in the public domain is not the most beneficial way for a government to operate. The point is that perhaps Israel did not know that their feeds were compromised and the West was a