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by gasull 9y ago
Someone I met who worked there nodded at the exact same comment: that Palantir is a consulting firm specialized in machine learning.
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An open letter from bunnie, author of Hacking the Xbox (2013)(nostarch.com)
3 points by gasull 9y ago|0 comments
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LinuxBoot at 34c3 (2017)(trmm.net)
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How to Stop Wasting Time and Improve Your Personal Effectiveness(dariusforoux.com)
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Naval Ravikant on reading, happiness, decision making, habits, honesty (2017)(fs.blog)
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Bypassing Captive Portals and Limited Networks (2016)(youtube.com)
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by gasull 9y ago
Apart from reading with no interruptions, you should take breaks and just daydream: http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20180208-an-effortless-way-t...
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The New Neural Internet Is Coming(hackernoon.com)
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by gasull 9y ago
"Uploaded" no, copied into a perfect or near-perfect simulation. A perfect copy of an organism is still not the organism, but a copy. Just like your twin brother is not you. You won't live forever in a computer.
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Civil Guard enters Google office in Barcelona, orders to delete referendum app(ccma.cat)
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by gasull 9y ago
Most Catalans seem to be unaware of the financial consequences that independence would entail: Since all banks today work with fractional reserve banking, banks in Catalonia depend on the European Central Bank to keep their ATMs running. I
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by gasull 9y ago
By Spanish law secession is a crime. We can argue if it should be a crime. I think it shouldn't.
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by gasull 9y ago
> The elephant in the room is that the main parties in the Spanish goverment are using this independence process as a smokescreen to hide all their wrongdoings. True, but at the same time, it was the Catalan Government who started the
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by gasull 9y ago
Yes, it is true. The separation of powers is similar in other Western democracies.
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by gasull 9y ago
> Remember also that Catalonia has never been a nation. It is true that Catalonia has never been a country , contrary to the rhetoric of the Catalan nationalists. On the other hand, should it matter? If it did then new countries could
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Tony Seba: Clean Disruption – Energy and Transportation(youtube.com)
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DOJ illegally obtained the identities of donors to Barrett Brown's defense fund(medium.com)
64 points by gasull 9y ago|9 comments
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Living in a Storage Locker Undetected for 2 Months(hackaday.com)
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by gasull 9y ago
I would like to see how this compares in speed with uBlock Origin. I'm also not convinced you gain more privacy using AdNauseam than just blocking the ads. See this other discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/priv
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by gasull 9y ago
The demise of online advertising will force the emergence of micropayments. Bitcoin is the our best bet at getting there. But low or near-zero fees are needed for that.
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Startup Societies Summit and surrounding festivities(cryptoinsider.com)
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Pursuance: a framework for process democracy(pursuances.net)
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by gasull 9y ago
The self-proclaimed mission of the alt-right: "Creating a Subculture Which Becomes the Dominant Culture" https://web.archive.org/web/20170721194819/www.dailystormer.... I wonder if censoring the Alt-Righ
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by gasull 9y ago
I use DuckDuckGo most of the time. Sometimes I use !s for retrying the search in StartPage. I very rarely use Google Search.
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by gasull 9y ago
Cache link because it is down for me at the moment: https://web.archive.org/web/20170808013732/quillette.com/201...
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by gasull 9y ago
This story is a good example: https://www.indiehackers.com/@yvo/how-ive-lived-the-4-hour-w... Also I have a couple of friends who have done it for a while.
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by gasull 9y ago
Without a monopoly of violence you don't have a direct democracy, but an opinion survey. This system doesn't enforce whatever is voted and decided.
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Shining Light on National Security Letters – Transparency Report(transparency.automattic.com)
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by gasull 9y ago
Spaniard here. I can confirm. Nobody takes 3-hour lunch breaks. 2 hours are common, but an hour and 30 minutes is more common.
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There are already police visors with built-in face recognition and spotting(privateinternetaccess.com)
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