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by eftychis 5y ago
Thank you both sibling replies for your comments! Allow me to not reply to both posts with the same answer. That is what I started reading too at the beginning of the article. However, if you continue reading the article the way the author
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by eftychis 5y ago
I am trying to look at this rationally: how is this not similar to protesting in the middle of a shooting range? You have high speed bodies coming your way that might not stop. I am sorry but I will find it reasonable and I am sure I will r
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by eftychis 5y ago
I love privacy and secrets -- part of my job specialty; but why for the love of God and what is holy does the city sue to keep things confidential from its citizens/residents? > State law allows The Dalles to seek to block that ru
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by eftychis 5y ago
Or even better uniformly at random imprison some possible suspect -- you avoid the cost of the trial and you are fairly certain that an honest person is in jail -- that seems to be the goal of the system: let the jurors, judge and cops slee
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by eftychis 5y ago
You mean accept as evidence a dog's reaction which has been criticized and known to be directed by officers/handlers for illegal searches (by providing fake probable causes). A dog that you can not ask what they detected or even s
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by eftychis 5y ago
I am still trying to go through everything proposed and well I don't see a final draft somewhere -given that a lot of sub clauses, that are tax critical, seems to be flying around: I agree with Tim's tweet and the article: not su
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by eftychis 5y ago
Yeah I should have made yhat a bit more explicit with the single hard drive comment. Thanks @lmm!
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by eftychis 5y ago
I mean if people did not make mistakes we would all be writing directly in binary target or assembly. Should you ever delete folders named data -- probably not without knowing what you are deleting. Should you place your production data on
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by eftychis 5y ago
If you are working later at night over the weekend something bad is going to happen (except if you work on a Wednesdays off Sundays working days schedule). If you mix production with dev something bad is going to happen. If you expect no mi
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by eftychis 5y ago
Starting replying then saw your comment. Just wanted to note you are spot on in my opinion. It will be hard to showcase parallel construction and I am not sure how some ngo of some sort can pursue this at court. Honestly, my feeling is th
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by eftychis 5y ago
Actually, yeah. That would mean on average an infected person would infect less than one person and thus after a short while we converge on a zero infected population; as an infected person you either get well and unlikely to get infected a
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by eftychis 5y ago
Well people (including me) are bashing Apple for this deviation. Also it has been a constant consideration when linking/shipping binaries in production. So I feel it is fine to bash Microsoft for doing the same thing. Perhaps Microsoft
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by eftychis 5y ago
I am not sure if going to e.g. Amazon or Walmart would have worked. If this is timed incorrectly it is easy to cause needless mob hoarding -- see toilet paper de-buckle... That said yes blatant misinformation backfired royally. I recall at
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by eftychis 5y ago
Yes the probability of hitting a house is low. To begin with assuming uniform sampling over the planet (asterisk here) hitting land is lower than hitting an ocean / large water body. The asterisk here is that from my knowledge asteroid
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by eftychis 5y ago
The thing is accounting for the risk and the lack of liquidity and opportunity cost I don't think it is worth coming to the table for most investors without pro rata. That's from my own calculations and some others posted here and
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by eftychis 5y ago
To people rushing to criticize the decision: a) He has already published major papers. It is stated in the article in the end. The article probably should make that a bit clearer. You can also google him. b) He received acknowledgement and
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by eftychis 5y ago
The guy as noted had/has already published papers in renowned journals, and that was a reason for the PhD (see last few sentences). I don't think this guy skipped any fundamental steps. He probably should have been admitted/a
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by eftychis 5y ago
"In addition, the COVID-19 group did not include those with severe breathing problems during the acute phase of the infection." This seems to contradict the sampling statement the announcement makes, as it indicates a source of bi
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by eftychis 5y ago
And the advertisers laugh all the way to the bank. I think this is the phrase that captures most sibling comments. And that is the truth to paraphrase the well known phrase. The software industry at least in the big central areas like the B
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by eftychis 5y ago
(FYI casinos have among the highest daily throughput of money and do not even compare with the crypto-token industry.) The whole financial system is based on risk management. Options and other derivatives are fundamental tools to that exten
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by eftychis 5y ago
> Why haven't I made my whitepaper about PhotoDNA public? In my view, who would it help? It would help bad guys avoid detection and it will help malcontents manufacture false-positives. The paper won't help NCMEC, ICACs, or rel
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by eftychis 5y ago
Wide relates in the end to drag. And yes the number of rowers matters -- a bigger ship requires more rowers, thus more mass etc. Generally, there is the "optimization problem" with each such system that a bigger vehicle requires b
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by eftychis 5y ago
FYI: The site of the European Institute of Underwater Archeology has a lot of information about the site ( https://ieasm.institute/egypt.php?lang=en ).
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by eftychis 6y ago
Yes of course; the source is the music copyright spirit that has been assumed by legislation over years.
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by eftychis 6y ago
Will be interesting if they pick the wrong company and get sued for that in the process.
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by eftychis 6y ago
That is really interesting and surprising.
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by eftychis 6y ago
I am amazed I am going to say this, but the issue is not with the DMCA but with Google/YouTube allowing a bypass of DMCA. If you read carefully, you will see they refer in the cited case to the Content Id system. In that case Google al
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by eftychis 6y ago
Like other commenters I bow to the sea people. Seriously, I hope we find a solution for this situation. It sucks being away from home.
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by eftychis 6y ago
It is true however. Consider it was easy to bring an idea in this world, and the hard part was the initial first thought; writing a paper/article painstakingly rigorously would be unnecessary. Writing a book would be a breeze and no au
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by eftychis 6y ago
Focusing on the brief itself, I can see merits for injunctive relief (breach of contract). Bear in mind I am sure there are clauses that Amazon is going to cite against -- we only have access to this document. (It also appears hastily writ

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