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Amazon employees plan mass defiance of company communications policy(washingtonpost.com)
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by fmihaila 7y ago
> That's why Ford announced that at least in the US they're buying into the Tesla charging network[0]. Ford announced no such thing and your summary is false. They are investing in a rival network (consisting of multiple indepe
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Ghosts of the Future(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by fmihaila 7y ago|0 comments
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Ontario’s tenants get trapped in a never-ending eviction cycle with landlords(theglobeandmail.com)
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FCA probes early audio streams of Bank of England press conferences(ft.com)
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Lab Testing Firm Pays Off Hacker to Prevent Data Leak(pcmag.com)
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Smartphone or mobile device may be recording everything you say(usatoday.com)
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Rubik's Cube Algorithms(popularmechanics.com)
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Renewed concerns about security of President communications(washingtonpost.com)
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The Confession(washingtonpost.com)
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by fmihaila 7y ago
I have transitioned to Brave [1] a few days ago and never looked back. Brilliant browser for my use case. [1] https://brave.com/
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Scientists are being threatened for doing their jobs(ft.com)
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How To – Literally – Sound More Confident and Persuasive(nytimes.com)
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Why the US economy isn’t as competitive or free as you think(ft.com)
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Tech and Liberty(stratechery.com)
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by fmihaila 7y ago
> How many of your personal secrets (or even your corporate secrets) would cause >= thousands of people to die or >= billions of taxpayer dollars to be lost if they were leaked? Personal means, and should continue to mean, someth
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by fmihaila 7y ago
> What are these "limits of spacetime's resolution" you speak of? > Beyond speculation, I'm not aware of anything showing spacetime to be discrete. It is a prediction of loop quantum gravity [1]: In 1988, Carlo Ro
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by fmihaila 7y ago
That question is actually interesting when not viewed as rethorical.
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Waymo to make self-driving data set public to fuel research(ft.com)
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by fmihaila 7y ago
Your story reminds me of another very inspiring one about similar circumstances that someone retold in great detail on Slashdot a long time ago. I found it, here it is: https://news.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=61640&cid
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The Disappearing Physicist and His Elusive Particle(nautil.us)
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The Milky Way Was Created by Galactic Cannibalism 10B Years Ago(vice.com)
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by fmihaila 7y ago
> It only seems paradoxical when people try to apply imprecise language to a precise situation. Yes, but the very notion of precise language is more elusive than at first glance. It could be argued that every language is necessarily impr
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by fmihaila 7y ago
The logical conclusion, then, is that the most cost-effective structure is the maximal one (a single risk pool including the entire population, a.k.a. universal coverage).
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by fmihaila 7y ago
For those interested to explore this subject in more depth, I recommend 'Rethinking Madness' by Paris Williams [1]. The author makes the same point and discusses the evidence for it along with possible explanations. I found the bo
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Chinese police use app to spy on citizens’ smartphones(ft.com)
1 points by fmihaila 7y ago|0 comments
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Reefer Madness or Pot Paradise? The Legacy of the Place Where Legal Weed Began(nytimes.com)
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Personal data of 2.9M people leaked from Desjardins(cbc.ca)
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Ten cities ask EU for help to fight Airbnb expansion(theguardian.com)
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British business travellers to US haunted by old offences(ft.com)
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