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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
What? Your prices go up every year? I've never seen that.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
In no industry to loyal customers get loss-leader pricing indefinitely. If you've ever gotten the discount once, you aren't treated worse than new customers.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
HTTP URLs redirect to HTTPS
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
HTTP URLs redirect to HTTPS, done. That's a basic step of turning on HTTPS
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Your case is considered consent by law, but the jurisprudence is wrong. You are ruled to have "consent" even though you know you could be shot and killed for not consenting.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
It's a valid concern, but on the cases I have seen, convictions don't come from one piece of evidence, the initial evidence leads to far more. But even a dead end investigation (from a mistaken or false pretenses) can be a large b
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Shouldn't it boil down to fruit of the poisonous tree, and the illegally obtained evidence is inadmissible regardless of how it could have been parallel constructed?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Sugar babies are wealthier and whiter?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
That's not really what street pump means. Even a sex worker using a smartphone for booking has a similar need for extralegal protection. And we still do have street pimps and street prostitutes, where police haven't flushed them o
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Is that better than making money in tech and then buying a politician?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Can you scale this to help other carers? Maybe a domain-specific website promoting ideas and tools
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Teaching math, reading, and thinking is far more fundamental than programming. Entry level programming is very simple to learn if the fundamentals are known, and the fundamentals are more broadly useful than training people to walk through
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Opening a bakery would destroy all the pleasure you get from baking
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Please remove this link. JWZ.org attacks viewers referred by ycombinator.com
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
People who have more years are expected to show either "trajectory" or have a compelling excuse. People with fewer years are judged by potential. Interestingly, there is research that claims that in businesses women are more often
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Is Google meeting its hiring goals? They seems desperate to land everyone they decide they want, so if they can get better at identifying who can help them, they'd benefit a lot. Also, be careful, logic as in item #1 is the same logi
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Google will hire loads of young / inexperienced people at non-senior, let them work for 8-10 years (exceeding level expectations but not getting to senior level), and then let them wash out to a competitor or startup. But they won&#x27
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
HIPAA may have something to say about doctors leaking patient information to Facebook.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
But why ever would a machine want to kill someone? Only if someone turned the machine on to some reason. That person has agency . And you don't nee SuSuperintelligence in order for a drone to bomb the wrong person, or for a computer vi
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
The emergent system of human society already does this (read The Wealth of Nations) and you gave some examples yourself,so why (aside from amusement) should we care about dangerous Superintelligence when we already have so many out of contr
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
> I don't understand why people have such a weird problem reconciling the brain with the mind. You do understand, you said it yourself! Because they have no free will to not have the problem! I can't blame you though. You had n
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Naturally , Asimov already wrote about this. _The Last Question_ and _The Last Answer_ Really,Asimov is more on point and more fun to read than all these Superintenlligence pundits
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Join a hot startup that is growing, and rise the ranks. Or don't try to be the 1% of the 1% -- you don't seem cutthroat enough.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Most ordinary users love the echo chamber. That's the whole point of it.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Donald Trump is making Twitter a key part of a massive tragic farce befalling the USA in the world. Yeah, it's publicity, and likely some money, but it's a toxic horror show.
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Well, cloud provider has the decryption key
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Why would you post something so blatantly false and easy to refute? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_Clause
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
How many times do you need to repeat the pen test to catch new bugs in new releases?
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
Paying one engineer's worth of salary to bug bounties isn't overspending, it's freelancing
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by fjdlwlv 10y ago
What coincidences? Why assume we are blind? Complex numbers are an underlying structure that has unified wide ranging physical phenomena

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