droopybuns

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by droopybuns 9y ago
Not my screengrab. That is a post in frisson where someone is posting a pic that supposedly will generate frisson. There is clearly a campaign to post subreddit themed references to the topic. The vote counts seem aberrant to me as well.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I don’t believe that botnet activity has been limited to one side, based on how reddit has looked this last week. Example of suspicious postings: https://www.reddit.com/r/Frisson/comments/7engpr/image_red
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by droopybuns 9y ago
this is really foolish.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I am a little unclear on why they operate the way they do, but the k33n team guys are all employed by Tencent. I’ve asked them about it and this was the rationale they presented. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tencent
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Google doesn’t support app purchases in China. https://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/articles/2017-02-06/google-... This has created a strange ecosystem for app stores in China, which depend on vulnerability explo
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I recently visited Iceland. We toured the Krafala area: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krafla There were numerous signs about the "Krafla fires" in the late 70's & early 80's. http:/&#x2F
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Is comparing the output of two different systems “reverse engineering”? Is modifying your output to be in par with a competitor reverse engineering? My point is that the competition doesn’t know if SAS uses banana peels to generate their ou
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I was in a road race where my car stopped running. My competitor was able to drive across the finish line because his engine kept running. Later I had a second race where I defeated my opponent by driving with a full tank of gas. The victo
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Plz name the conference. Would love to get more details on this claim.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
The only winning strategy is skepticism of all claims. The idea that computers will help discern absolute truth in matters that mostly are based on opinions and prejudice is pitiable and arrogant.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
You can opt out of the advertising collection here: https://cprodmasx.att.com/commonLogin/igate_wam/cmpmobile.do
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Should google employees? Facebook? Twitter? Chrome devs?
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by droopybuns 9y ago
When did pancreatic cancer get a reputation for being curable? I was under the impression that it is one of the most fatal cancers.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Yes. I’ve been running with this model too. I also think about distractions (pop ups, bullshit social media, etc) as interrupts that disrupt program execution. The mindfulness movement has organic parallels. Is mainstream news nourishing
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by droopybuns 9y ago
This topic burns too many calories and delivers no good end.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Healthcare is a racket. It takes advantage of our fear of death and suffering. It suggests it has solutions if you are willing to exchange your life savings for a few more weeks in $100k/ day ICUs. I lean libertarian, but I have give
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by droopybuns 9y ago
It also breaks saving URLs in evernote mobile! Down with AMP!
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Anyone else annoyed at how evernote web clips are completely busted on AMP pages?
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I am not making the argument you are describing. With respect to messaging tone, there are feminists and social justice people who end up being so tone deaf that they alienate otherwise sympathetic people.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
You are very cautious in your interpretation of my comments, and I think that is extremely valuable. Thank you. >>If I'm interpreting this correctly as "This is what I did in response to my impulse to prove myself. This is
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by droopybuns 9y ago
This section struck out to me too. what I realized is that I am older, more world wary and far more cynical about anyone looking out for me than your average young millennial. I think the dividing line is in that cynicism. I have never felt
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I don't think the article makes sense. Firing someone on the spot for a talk that was approved would put the company at risk of legal action. It sounds so extreme that either the exec is unusually unaware of the consequences of his ac
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I read the article. Does the story they are presenting make sense to you? It doesn't to me! All that's left is to assume there is more to the story than what is written.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Is it a big deal that a BTC can never be lost and later found? On a long enough timeline, won't lost credentials result in BTC that are functionally permanently out of circulation?
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by droopybuns 9y ago
I understand feeling sorry, but doing a talk like this without the full support of your leadership is an incredible error. If you work for a big company, you can't do talks like this without aligning pr, leadership etc.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
We used ML and assumptions like: "Group photos are an indicator of happiness" to guess if a person is depressed. God help the millennials. The only winning move is not to play.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
Get older. Also- understand that there is a big difference between competency and imposter syndrome. A lot of young people confuse the concepts. Competency means you knows the limits of your knowledge. Expertise means you know one thing e
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by droopybuns 9y ago
TIL! Thanks! I had always thought the only rule that mattered was relating to boats overtaking on the right.
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by droopybuns 9y ago
>>4) The cargo ship hit the destroyer from an acute angle, almost from behind. On that heading rules of navigation say it was on the cargo ship to give way to the destroyer, it's possible the crew thought they would. how do you c
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by droopybuns 9y ago
This fact has been overlooked by way too many people. One should ask why the victims would refrain from providing law enforcement with access to evidence related to a crime that is later blamed as the reason they lost the election.

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