galacticaactual

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by galacticaactual 4y ago
Productivity to build what? To do what? To make the world better how? Optimizing ads better? The difference between an Elon and a Sundar is on full display here.
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by galacticaactual 4y ago
So it’s completely subjective to you, AKA not anywhere near the testable physics that I was looking for.
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by galacticaactual 4y ago
There’s a scene in the movie Training Day when Ethan Hawke’s character is being told a nonsensical joke by someone, who claims if he understands the joke, he understands the streets. Hawke doesn’t get the punchline but laughs anyway. There
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by galacticaactual 4y ago
Can you describe “good” and “evil” in a rigorously mathematical framework that makes testable predictions?
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by galacticaactual 4y ago
Paul Kingsnorth has some wonderful essays exploring this exact concept.
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by galacticaactual 4y ago
Un'Goro Crater confirmed.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
This article is exceptionally naive to the point of propaganda and it is both interesting and sad that other comments to that effect are downvoted. This is simple groundwork to ensure that CCP can dictate what people are allowed to engage w
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Appears to be a scammer scamming a scam.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Need a Commando 8.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
It achieved those speeds by falling into a gravity well. Reaching Alpha Centauri requires escaping one.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Tell China.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
What a condescending reply. That 10 billion was funded by taxpayers, and the assertion that at the very least there should have been a possibility of those taxpayers seeing the fruits of their money through pictures instead of some intracta
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
That HN universally eschews Web3 should be an indication that there is something of value to be found in it.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Treat life like a gradient descent algorithm. Analyze your current landscape, adjacencies, possibilities and try different things. See what happens. You will get disinterested or fail 99% of the time. But that 1% will lead you to the next i
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
You’ve clearly chosen your ideology and will structure your “facts” as such. Good day.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Really. Because only one side has a repeated pattern of silencing the other. And it’s not the side that Peter supports.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Completely predictable comment turnout.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
12+ years here. You must’ve been on some shitty details. Thanks for your service.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Have you received training as an enlisted person? Because PPTs are but one - of numerous - ways, to include drills, exercises, and other physical doing.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
> it makes more sense to have those that are more intellectually strong run them. Ridiculous implication that Naval Special Warfare is somehow “intellectually weak” when there are multiple Trident wearers who have qualified as astronauts
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
No one said the training was PowerPoint.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
What a useless comment. Of course they’re free to do it. The discussion is about their decision TO do it.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
This is the answer.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
> FYI, the US military has a strong policy against recognizing hostages. As a former member of a US military unit specifically tasked with hostage rescue, if your implication is hostages are expendable, you are 100% pulling shit out of t
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
It seems a good amount of folks on HN are fine with the world burning as long as their paychecks and vesting schedules aren’t affected. Just look at the recent thread about the Google guy moving to Twitter and the mental gymnastics on displ
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Apparently he has moved to Twitter due to “fewer ethical qualms.” Never mind his new employer has built one of the most polarizing and divisive platforms in the history of humankind. Sometimes I don’t know where to begin processing people l
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
And here is where all of you are missing the point. The point is not that the framework is one of competencies. The framework LITERALLY describes attacks happening all day, every day, allowing one to conceptualize second order controls and
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
> They're the primary consumers of it Based on what data?
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
Lol.
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by galacticaactual 5y ago
No offense, but your comments are indicative of an epic chasm between the nature of attacks happening on a daily basis at enterprises everywhere and the work being done by many in Infosec, even those held in high regard.

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