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exo762
7y ago
Why is this even an FBI case? What exactly makes this an FBI case? Why we want this to be an FBI case? I don't know much about American law. I was under impression that things are reserved to states unless important reason for them to
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exo762
7y ago
It's not the child. It's a fetus. It does not have rights that trump the right of the mother to abort. Also, if having a son is so important for them, there is a reason for that. We are talking about very poor people. Whole thing
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exo762
7y ago
What is premature and what is not? Is choosing fit for a job data structures a premature optimization? I don't think so. But I've seen people arguing against it.
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exo762
8y ago
We need a reform. One that would remove the idea that one can collect royalties from the work. Royalties are incompatible with the way information is disseminated. Authors don't collect royalties. Absolute majority of authors don'
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exo762
8y ago
OCCRP?
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exo762
8y ago
It is already working at scale. If you are using google maps' navigation, you are driving like this today. The only difference - instead of doing altruistic thing by your own volition, you are likely being misled by nav system to take
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exo762
8y ago
> All of the things you listed are in the miners control. May I ask you to elaborate? My point is - miners' power over the network is extremely limited. They are just a paid work force, working on a very small margin. They have almo
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exo762
8y ago
Wrong. Economic majority decides which fork will live and which fork will die. Miners have no say. If they are unhappy, they may attempt to attack fork abiding to new rules. Whey have three venues of attack. 1. Producing blocks that abide t
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exo762
8y ago
I wonder if programming languages might be considered a type of a project where comfort of members is of less importance than other goals (mindshare?).
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exo762
8y ago
Alt-right is defined by its identity politics. Anti-feminism is not anti-women's-rights. Stuff you are listing (minus UKIP) is shared by everyone to the right of the progressives. Including liberals.
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exo762
8y ago
Now, what that tells us about action in opposite direction? How to spoil the kid? Tell it that he should feel no gratitude because wealth distribution is random and that hard work, merit, or discipline matter.
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exo762
8y ago
Why not "women are just not as interested in math, logic and computer science to pursue it AS OFTEN as men"? Why are you not considering this possibility?
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8y ago
Most of mining is being done using power that has no other buyers, with very preferential prices per KwpH in exchange for promise of taking all available power during particular hours. Also, mining is being done far far away from places whe
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Reddit suspended CopperheadOS sole developer account
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exo762
9y ago
I never said it is panacea. I said it is civilizational game changer. Some of your intuitions are wrong because they assume no source of cheap energy. With cheap clean energy you can scrub CO2 out of air, you can rework any nasty byproduct
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exo762
9y ago
Renewables are ecological disaster in slow motion. Renewables do not provide baseline energy. Renewables do not produce anywhere amount of energy fusion can produce. Fusion is the cleanest energy source. Fusion allows to cheaply reverse any
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exo762
9y ago
Same goes for Youtube - during "ElsaGate" scandal one of the banned channels was in top100 site-wide. I.e. youtube knew, but they didn't cared until their PR took a hit.
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exo762
9y ago
Bitcoin was released at 2009. Since then, this is the first kidnapping probably linked to cryptocurrencies. Yeah, this is definitely a trend. Since people are publicly boasting about their crypto fortunes and kidnappers has published their
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exo762
9y ago
Your opinion is just that your opinion. Everyone has one. As for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies - they are physical fact. When ideas and physical reality collide - ideas get smashed.
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9y ago
This is exactly what I was talking about. Ultimately their technical vision is different from opinions of large group of outsiders, such as you. Allowing you to input your opinion into the dev process would effectively block it. Fortunately
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9y ago
> the dev team has acted anything but democratic And? You retain control because you can exit, this is the point of having cryptocurrency. It is a voluntary process. And for "democratic" development process... I'm amazed t
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9y ago
Pure cancer. All of them.
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9y ago
You've missed his point. First. Its not that EQ does not describe certain personal characteristics. It is that EQ can actually be described as a combination of other existing, well established traits. Thus it is not an independent vari
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10y ago
Google once again has proved that 'Google fighting surveillance' sounds like 'rock musicians fighting drugs' and 'bees fighting honey'.
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10y ago
> Implicit in your statement is a belief on your part that women, black people, etc. are inherently less qualified than white and Asian men. Would you like to back that implication up with evidence? Principle of charity.
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10y ago
I could not word this better than you. Notion of diversity being a better metric than actual performance is makes sense only if you see companies as a vehicle for hiring, not a tool of delivering value.
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10y ago
People doing business on someones content - no, that's not OK. Copying someones work for your own consumption? Nothing is wrong with such behavior. Nor with non-commercial sharing. Not until you have disposable income. Then consuming a
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10y ago
IP law needs to be reformed. It's deeply immoral in both general idea and implementation. Royalties should not be a thing, period. We are not in medieval England anymore, we as a society have ways of providing patronage that does not i
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10y ago
> It is theft of service. Same as if you went in for a haircut, and didn't pay for it. You just stole the service provider's time. What does matter is marginal cost of providing service. In this case it is ZERO. So no, it is no
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10y ago
I'm much more comfortable speaking openly in person than online. Online I don't have control over context or the audience. I don't have direct emotional feedback nor I myself can use emotion to properly convey my idea to some
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