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by f154hfds 4y ago
The state sanctions harassment all the time: * It harasses me about taxes every year as I constantly mess things up... * It should definitely harass you if you break the law! These laws in question "harass" (restrict) one populati
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> For a country that likes to jerk itself off about being the epitome of ‘freedom’, they sure do like to tell people what to do. > The laws are a direct result of these people existing and voting for them. I see these as contradictory
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by f154hfds 4y ago
The law in question is about restrictions around sex education. If I understand what you're saying, restricting these curricula leads to discrimination against LGBTQ people. This implies that LGBTQ people have some disproportionate nee
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> I think "protect the weak, engage/debate the strong" is worth way more than the reverse, for no reason, it is just an moral intuition. Totally agree. Though you didn't answer my question, how do we figure out what o
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by f154hfds 4y ago
You seem to be referring to a general cultural attitude in the south ("violent toward LGBTQ+") than the particular laws which perhaps are a legislative expression of the southern population's animus? In which case you treat t
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The statement gave two reasons I can see for moving the venue, both were related to recent law changes in Florida: > Florida no longer represents the safe and family-friendly destination we envisioned when we first selected the location.
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by f154hfds 4y ago
Apologies then, I'm trying to indicate that I'm curious about the reasoning behind this perspective and open to a good-faith discussion on it. Your decision to not engage with my question and instead criticize my articulation lead
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Respectfully what does the 15 week abortion ban and the elementary school sex education restrictions have to do with safety in a tech conference?
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Several of these are not exactly what I would consider mental models, more life hacks or bias training. For me a mental model is a framework or paradigm that you use to make sense of the world around you. It isn't always for making dec
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Jon Bois is remarkable. I never would have imagined that my wife could watch 20m youtube videos on sports statistics trivia but she would get excited when a new Jon Bois video was uploaded! I never knew he wrote fiction too.
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As a Christian and a believer in the Bible I can attest that I see it exactly in the way you describe. The factual parts of the narrative / poem for the rest of the Bible as I see it are: 1. God is the architect of the universe 2. God
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In my opinion the title is not correct, it's not a hilarious story at all. It's a very unsettling story about algorithm overreach. If this youtuber had less than 100k subscribers he would have absolutely no recourse. The golden ag
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The Hilarious, but True Story of How One Word Can Ruin a YouTuber(youtube.com)
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Elon Musk to Join Twitter’s Board of Directors(wsj.com)
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by f154hfds 5y ago
It seems to me that if the background metro's population averages more affluent than the neighborhood and overtime it becomes objectively desirable then there will be an influx of demand for the houses which will raise the land value.
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by f154hfds 5y ago
Linear perspective has some fun implications that I think about a lot. Apply a linear operator to a line and you get another line. This is obvious but the inverse is also true: if a line is a result of a linear operator the input was also a
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Telstra says 2 of 3 Tasmanian fibre cables cut, explaining Internet outage(itwire.com)
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Tasmanian internet down in 'major' outage across much of the state(abc.net.au)
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Discord: Addressing Health Misinformation(discord.com)
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by f154hfds 5y ago
Advertisements exist on a spectrum of manipulation. For example, old ads in the 50's sometimes used phallic subliminal messaging to attempt to get viewers to misappropriate their sexual urges with the thing being advertised (no kidding
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by f154hfds 5y ago
Also Lordle of the Rings: https://digitaltolkien.github.io/vue-wordle/
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Interesting read! The most disturbing part is not fraud scientists, I think there will always be a certain percentage of fraudsters in any field. The most disturbing part is the 300+ citations, scientists who based their work off of an obvi
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Bridge collapse in Pittsburgh’s Frick Park(triblive.com)
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by f154hfds 5y ago
What relationship do any SHA family hashes have to do with P vs NP? I'm not aware of any. If there is some proof that subset sum reduces to constructing a preimage of anything in the SHA family then I would count that 'mathematica
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by f154hfds 5y ago
FWIW I'm not trying to say that SHA256 is broken by anyone. I personally believe it may never be broken. I'm merely saying it's not mathematically proven to be as robust as we assume it is, but our assumption is fine for now
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by f154hfds 5y ago
For a hash function to be mathematically secure, it needs to have a formal proof that the computational complexity of a preimage or collision attack (depending on the threat) meets some criteria. For example, [1]. As far as I'm aware,
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Respectfully what math exactly protects SHA256?
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For what it's worth, I'm a Christian and I agree with you in a lot of points: 1. In the Old Testament circumcision was instituted as a 'brand' of sorts, albeit a private one. 2. I was not circumcised as an infant because
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by f154hfds 5y ago
So how are we determining Mary's age during these events? Seems pretty speculative :)
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Maybe Minecraft if you can have the savvyness to whitelist? If you just run a Minecraft server on the internet eventually folks will find it and mess stuff up. But if you curate who has access somewhat it can be a pretty fun meeting place o

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