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by ggggtez 7y ago
>Since all content on the platform can be edited or deleted by other users, he believes there's a good incentive for good behavior by users. This... from the Wikipedia guy? Oh boy, I'm not convinced.
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by ggggtez 7y ago
I read the article, but I'm a little confused. Health data is generally freely for sale in the USA, as long as you store it securely. Is there some reason to suspect they are lying when they say the data is stored according to federal
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by ggggtez 7y ago
So... you are saying: "We can't trust police, let's give them more powers"? I think your expectations on how many crimes a DNA database would solve is vastly over-estimating. For example, even if a rape case collected DN
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by ggggtez 7y ago
If you read that, and think this means they don't cooperate with legal requests, then you've really made a huge mistake. They "resist". All that means is they ask for a proper legal document, such as a warrant. Warrants
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by ggggtez 7y ago
I think the idea of this post is contradictory. Who suffers from government lists of potential terrorists, criminals, and their relatives? It's not a "white people" problem. That would be a problem faced primarily by dark-ski
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Yes and no. Walmart often is not going to have food as fresh as a Farmers market or community store. But farmers may feel the need to shop there anyway due to prices. Perhaps they still wanted fresh produce too, but because they weren'
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by ggggtez 7y ago
This is obviously not real.
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by ggggtez 7y ago
The "superbug" would probably need to take the form of essentially "encrypting" the genes to make them impossible to recognize, but somehow still having a way to decode them. Could happen, but might also be evolutionaril
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Kinda boring to be honest. The signal they are sending is very rudimentary (2 bits). And the communication is only one directional. This is more of a tech-demo than any sort of break through. The article even discusses other teams that are
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Somehow the results seem dissatisfying. This really feels like it should be measuring the area under the curve, at the very least. Measuring "peak to peak" seems silly.
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by ggggtez 7y ago
This argument doesn't hold water. This assumes that depression is purely something you must be born with, and you can't get it from environmental factors. The thing is, if you really lived for hundreds of years, society would be r
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by ggggtez 7y ago
This isn't the Bill Gates Foundation help forums. Go send them a message yourself?
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by ggggtez 7y ago
I'd say it's nearly guaranteed to be just a ray tracer. You can even see gray candies on the borders of the letters, due to anti-aliasing.
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Sure, when did Blizzard ban a pro player for making a pro-Catalan statement? Or censor any references to the Spanish Inquisition, and other Spanish atrocities? Because they sure do that sort of thing for China... Imagination isn't requ
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by ggggtez 7y ago
This is more than a Netflix subscription. And people still share their subscriptions with friends and family to reduce costs. $0.50 a day is real money, even today.
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Blizzard presumably has control of their own checkbook. They didn't just ban him from playing in China. Some of the tournaments he participated in were in other countries, like Singapore. To suggest that China should be able to cause a
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by ggggtez 7y ago
I recommend reading up on the history of Free Speech in America. You'll find that all of these issues and more have already been thoroughly discussed in the last 400 years of liberal society. Political speech is protected, but your rig
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Or additionally, maybe the student is asking legitimately because they want to go into pediatrics, or gynecology, or a number of other fields where they are more likely to deal with younger patients. We can't know what the conversation
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by ggggtez 7y ago
So, to summarize your post "Everything that didn't exist when I was born will never exist".
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by ggggtez 7y ago
I mean, when you say things like "I've been casually doing X, and I never saw anyone do Y", it's classic observer bias. > anything I'd constitute as a raid Also moving the goal posts. Are you disagreeing with the
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by ggggtez 7y ago
There are some obvious problems. While we can argue about whether Dijkstra is efficient, the real problem is it's unnecessary. The queue can, and should, be fully defined, not dynamic. There is no reason to let each individual actor se
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Amazing conclusion. Do you get all of your facts from guessing, or just when it disagrees with you? >They analyzed the data from 428 raided YouTube videos
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by ggggtez 7y ago
>what's the last high-profile activity associated with /pol/ How about March 2019 [1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christchurch_mosque_shootings
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by ggggtez 7y ago
How quickly people forget about GamerGate and when /pol/ had to be shutdown because of all the raids. That was literally the cause of 8chan's creation. You do realize that 4chan memes were referenced at Christchurch? It'
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by ggggtez 7y ago
You are probably thinking of "raids" in the wrong sense, in that you probably think the raid needs to be funny. However, they are discussing /pol/ and online harassment instead. The researchers point out they looked for
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by ggggtez 7y ago
No. Just because space is expanding doesn't change the electromagnetic forces holding you together.
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by ggggtez 7y ago
I think the number of questions like this is indicative that the article is just click bait. Go read about slime mold on wikipedia, and forget everything you read here.
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by ggggtez 7y ago
I don't understand why you would say that. Shortest Path Algorithm has well known heuristics. If all you want is "close enough" then sure, you can compute quickly. But when that route corresponds to how much you spend on fuel
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by ggggtez 7y ago
Presumably: wait a few years for this to turn into a drug. But more practically: talk to your doctor? Why would you ask a tech news site for medical advice?
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by ggggtez 7y ago
There doesn't appear to be any evidence that educational videos are banned. This is just the same overblown news story from a month ago that they admitted was just a fluke of the content flagging system. A quick search on Google shows

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