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by fareesh 4y ago
Decentralized, free, anonymous and out of reach of the kleptocracy. This is impossible presently since they own all the internet infrastructure.
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by fareesh 4y ago
Older cities have a lot of legacy issues that manifest in multiple ways. Housing is one of them. Solving the problem is hard since the cities can't be re-planned and rebuilt.
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by fareesh 4y ago
I remember that trumpet and drum opening music
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by fareesh 4y ago
They are comparable exactly in the way that you can get arrested and put in jail for posting your opinion on social media if it goes against orthodoxy
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by fareesh 4y ago
The Treason Felony Act of 1848 makes it an offence to advocate for the abolition of the monarchy. Such advocation is punishable by up to life imprisonment under the Act. Though still in the statute book, the law is no longer enforced.
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by fareesh 4y ago
It depends on the context. It is written in your comment and I would not want you to be arrested nor investigated. There is a war between Ukraine and Russia. I am sure there are a large number of angry Ukranians who have made similar unthin
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by fareesh 4y ago
KSA are simply further along the same spectrum as other authoritarians. In the UK the police will arrest you for social media posts as well - i.e. "causing offense" or "hate speech". In the KSA insulting the monarchy is
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by fareesh 4y ago
Missing was the grease to turn the wheels of bureaucracy
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by fareesh 4y ago
I saw the tech demo for Witcher 1 and got the game subsequently afterwards. I lived in Canada at the time.
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by fareesh 4y ago
For once I approve of what my government is doing
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by fareesh 4y ago
The Joe Rogan podcast with Vijaya Gadde, Jack Dorsey and Tim Pool gives the outside world a good look at how Twitter is run. They should have been able to wipe the floor with every concern that was raised. Instead Jack Dorsey comes off look
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by fareesh 4y ago
I have been using Brave daily for a few years now both on the phone and desktop. The experience has been quite good and I generally recommend it to everyone.
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by fareesh 4y ago
I have a nvme SSD and a SATA SSD, with a R95950X Processor and 32GB of RAM, with lots of it free. To this date I can reproduce this in Android Studio, which is based on IntelliJ IDEA from what I understand.
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by fareesh 4y ago
They absolutely should not be customizing headlines for fear of how it affects a small fringe of people who are going to think that way regardless of a Reuters headline
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by fareesh 4y ago
I'm not sure I follow the point that is being made here The comment is referring to the standard practices of private investigators in this country, and the nature of the corporate world based on what has been seen in some TV show Wha
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by fareesh 4y ago
I find the entire "java world" as I like to think of it, littered with slow IDEs. The "Electron bloat world" editors have been much more snappy in my experience. Typically the "java world" editors will lag out
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by fareesh 4y ago
It is not an ethnic identity (see my other comment)
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by fareesh 4y ago
The publisher here (Reuters) is well aware of everything I've mentioned. They don't need to customize their headlines to modify the reaction of the people you are referencing. Those people should not be leading the decision making
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by fareesh 4y ago
The only prominent definition one could cite which includes national origin is the one used by the United Nations Popular dictionaries (Webster/Oxford) don't include national origin
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by fareesh 4y ago
- Indian is not a race (see my other comment) - Even if you use the broader definition to include nationality, in this case, the "hackers" are physically located in the geopolitical boundaries of India - Nearly every major country
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by fareesh 4y ago
- Because Indian in this context is not a reference to the ethnicity but of location - i.e. it's not the DNA of the people that is Indian, it's the borders in which they are physically present while hacking. Many are unaware that
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by fareesh 4y ago
Indians will read this and not once think of racism Reminds me of the "voter ID is racist" argument
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by fareesh 4y ago
I am fortunate to have gone 10 years without having to use react in production ever. I've used rails+turbolinks and included Vue or Stimulus or even jQuery to get on page interactivity done. The current state of the react / jam wo
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by fareesh 4y ago
The task takes about 1-4 minutes. In an ideal world, it can start immediately and then shutdown, but more realistically it will have to spin up or batch things up at a convenient point in time. Sagemaker seems more expensive that doing it v
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by fareesh 4y ago
Most new games will not achieve max resolution + refresh rate of modern screens so there is quite a long way to go to catch up to peak monitor quality. Also game developers are making games on the basis of the average configuration, not the
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by fareesh 4y ago
I am currently in the middle of setting up AWS and that decision graph made me chuckle because it resonates quite deeply. I need to do GPU inference but I don't want to run the machine 24x7. I may use it for about 4 hours per day at be
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by fareesh 4y ago
According to the site very friendly = benevolent but that doesn't seem correct
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by fareesh 4y ago
People could do it, but many don't. Machines can't (yet). Will the people designing machine learning models allow them to choose their own training data though?
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by fareesh 4y ago
I guess the implicit bit was that if you look at the norms that have been established at the current stage of AI, you are looking at models like GPT-3 that are trained on the likes of Wikipedia, CommonCrawl, etc. If you look at Wikipedia fo
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by fareesh 4y ago
Plain text is already weaponized without AI. The news media is brainwashing people into some opinion or the other every day. It's very rarely the whole truth.

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