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by fareesh 6y ago
Citizen, you have watched a video featuring Benjamin Shapiro. Your UBI has been deducted by $1
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by fareesh 6y ago
His lecture video should be required viewing material and part of the educational curriculum, in my view.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Ah the wily Brownhole fund from the 2008 collapse
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by fareesh 6y ago
The hallowed halls of insider trading were breached by a man in a Viking hat, surrounded by press photographers as he did so, while his minions rushed in to claim control of the country as they walked in an orderly line through the velvet r
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by fareesh 6y ago
This seems to be tending towards the generic problem of permissions that we have seen previously elsewhere. For example in the case of Facebook, it used to be that users would accept permissions without considering them, and in-turn, variou
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by fareesh 6y ago
Sorry - I added quotes to make it clearer now.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Looks great - seems similar to letter.wiki I am skeptical as to the degree to which new platforms can help with the fundamental problems with the "sense-making apparatus" in our societies. Very few folks seem to be aware of the ex
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by fareesh 6y ago
The term LARP comes to mind
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by fareesh 6y ago
I watched some testimonies from folks who were at the counting centers, many were quite convincing. Some Indian American lady named Hima pointed out quite a few attempts to make the process less neutral.
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by fareesh 6y ago
I was referring to the fact that none of those findings concluded that the outcome of the 2016 election was affected. That is the standard that's being applied for 2020 so I was applying the same standard.
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by fareesh 6y ago
I am curious as to whether the predictable counter-argument of "private organization with prerogative" will shift in the wake of the recent Robinhood fiasco.
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Do people really believe that it was a coup attempt though? I see people framing it that way but always assumed it was political exaggeration
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by fareesh 6y ago
Seemed like one of the poorest attempts I have ever seen, is it really being treated as a serious one?
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by fareesh 6y ago
I remember watching a very strange segment on American news about a man who owns a mattress and pillow company who was banned from Twitter because he continuously expressed his disbelief in the legitimacy of the election result of 2020, and
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by fareesh 6y ago
What if you had a webpage with the paper at the top and a comments section at the bottom where anyone in the world could post a rich-media post of their findings that cast doubt on some findings with regard to the original paper. We current
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by fareesh 6y ago
I would like to file a pull request, remove socialism and reinstate our original freedom of speech. Unrealistic, but one can dream.
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If the owner of a restaurant criticizes the local Mayor on television, and then the health inspector and fire safety inspector show up the next day and start measuring the distances between doors and windows down to the micrometer - this is
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by fareesh 6y ago
My comment was not about Parler though.
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by fareesh 6y ago
I tend to agree. What I neglected to say in my original comment was that the political camps tend to exaggerate the "dangerous rhetoric" of their opponents and downplay their own. This is especially true when the statements requir
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by fareesh 6y ago
This assumes that there is a good faith characterization applied fairly to all speech which calls for violence. What you see in the United States is that this characterization is applied in bad faith based on one's political motives, a
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by fareesh 6y ago
I watched a CNN segment pressuring AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, Roku, etc. to remove Newsmax and OANN from their broadcasting. Politically you have folks on one side of the spectrum saying "your speech is disagreeable/fake/dan
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by fareesh 6y ago
I've noticed that on Android, WhatsApp and Gmail sync their data on a periodic basis (probably using WorkManager or something like that). What is an efficient architecture for something like this? Are millions of devices hitting some g
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by fareesh 6y ago
I would be curious to see a recent political poll of HN users
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by fareesh 6y ago
Instinctively this looks like something that works great for simple concepts. Does anyone have any experience integrating this for a complex project or UI? Would love to hear more.
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by fareesh 6y ago
The previous non-violent protests over the last few years that took place in the Capitol also had protesters present in all of the same places, including the chambers. As such this is not a new situation, but it's interesting that devi
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by fareesh 6y ago
Not an open letter - but a manuscript of 30ish studies - I assumed there were probably ~3 doctors on each study.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Isn't there a similarly sized letter asking for the regulator to look into their findings for Ivermectin?
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Most of my non-technical friends already surrender much of their life to Facebook through Instagram. In fact Instagram even has messaging now.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Is it possible to attack via JS/WASM through the browser? That's pretty much the only unknown code I am running.
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by fareesh 6y ago
Do the cons of open sourcing device drivers really outweigh the pros? Good / popular hardware will end up benefitting from all kinds of contributions from interested folks. Plus the recruitment pool and onboarding of new talent expands

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