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by dsnuh 8y ago
Fair enough. I'm sure some would be willing to do that, but likely not many. I do think it is going to be very interesting to work out some of the scenarios if we do get to Johnny Cab style self driving cars.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
That was my line of thinking.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
By what mechanism though? I could see a big griefing opportunity if there is some automated system that allows law enforcement to signal the vehicle to pull over.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
This is tangentially related, and something I have wondered, so I will ask it here. Does anyone know how self driving cars will react to attempts by law enforcement officers to pull over the vehicle?
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I think it depends on the market. Younger kids I would imagine aren't familiar with a 50 year old cartoon.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
If you are ever in the Fresno area, there is an underground garden built by a single man also. http://www.undergroundgardens.com/
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Something tells me that "zode" will mean "beer" if we are talking about fishing...
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by dsnuh 8y ago
This sounds a little like Pomodoro method, but for reading.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I try to be well read on physics, but a lot is admittedly beyond my grasp at the moment, so forgive me if this is a silly question. Is this saying that gravity would not be possible without the curvature of space because if space-time paths
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Yeah, try that and see how it goes. :) Courts aren't stupid, and can generally see through collusion attempts, and would probably have a fairly easy time showing culpable intent if you try to trade through friends and/or family me
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Yes, I remember they tried to expand, but it didn't catch on. I think it may be because at it's heart Genius feels to me like a skinned/specialized Wikipedia, and Wikipedia already has other information covered. Lyrics are a
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Yes, it was originally called Rap Genius.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
No, I just don't trust that the corporate entities and governments that own the hardware storing vast amounts of non-public data to last for the next 1000 years, and that when they cease to exist, much of this information will be lost.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I hadn't even considered encryption, which like you said will be a large issue. It seems to me that that data is effectively gone unless we have some magic in the future that can defeat forward secrecy and post-quantum crypto algorithm
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I disagree. I think some future civilization looking back in time 1000 years (for example) will likely only have physical artifacts to interpret, and it's likely they would get much of it wrong. Imagine some future archaelogist makin
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I think it will be the exact opposite. Books and printed photos have survived so well because they do not have dependencies or require maintenance to be accessible to future generations. Imagine if every book had a special bookstand that yo
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by dsnuh 8y ago
>The only trace historians will have of our civilisation is the selfies we publish on Facebook really. Not sure why you think that A) Facebook would last, and B) that we will have the ability to retrieve and display "ancient" f
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Don't pick UPS's HQ address either, they're probably going to notice... https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/05/10/610102872...
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by dsnuh 8y ago
>The average time served for the 1,625 exonerated individuals in the registry is more than nine years. That's so depressing.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I think a lot of Americans play lip service to "innocent until proven guilty" and "repaid debts to society", but in reality, to many, an arrest is a conviction, and if you are a felon, you are stained for life, even if y
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Yeah, I think this is a more common occurrence in industry outside of tech. I would imagine there are many stories that echo this amongst construction trade and independent truck drivers, for example. I know of several folks in those indust
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by dsnuh 8y ago
You realize there are password managers that aren't cloud based? Also, even if cloud based, they offer TFA. Some offer automatic password rotation/update for your sites. I don't see how the creation algorithm being made publi
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by dsnuh 8y ago
One thing I did that makes my day easier is to make some shell completion scripts that does a dump of our DNS zone info so that when I ssh, I can tab complete any hostname in our data center. Edit: autocorrect
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by dsnuh 8y ago
> and none of those sites have ever suffered a public breech Yet. That you know of. > Every here lives in that glass house. No, some of us use password manager software for exactly this reason - so we don't use the same password
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by dsnuh 8y ago
> all children are receiving lesser fatherly attention on an average Provide some facts to back up this claim. > May be fathers who love children are staying in marriage It sounds like you are saying that fathers that leave marriages
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Oh, I know! I was just thinking of just how horribly and disgustingly wrong my games with adults have been. Such a great game. I do think you'd need to simplify some of the setup and game dynamics. Even with first time adult players, i
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Fiasco with 7-8 year olds? What could go wrong? ;)
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by dsnuh 8y ago
>I'm saying as a lay-person that the law is very frustrating. This was my experience as well. I've been wondering if there is an audience for tools to help people going through a divorce, especially for those in the tech indust
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I'm in California, but facing much the same situation. I've said it before and I will say it again... I think people are ignorant of divorce laws and simply do not realize how much financial damage a motivated (i.e. nut-job) ex ca
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Let them downvote you. You're absolutely spot on. I suspect the downvote is because you brought up gender. You aren't supposed to point out that there are differences in the way men and women are treated upon leaving a marriage.

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