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by glitcher 6y ago
One thing I've always wondered about when it comes to the temporary nature of US presidential terms and their respective administrations - why does it seem like it's so much easier to dismantle things than to create them in the fi
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by glitcher 6y ago
I feel like you may have very good points to contribute, but your dismissive and combative tone is kinda ruining it for me.
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The Guthman competition is looking for futuristic instruments, and you can apply(cdm.link)
1 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
Also a thing: intentionally committing a crime for the sole purpose of getting healthcare in prison.
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by glitcher 6y ago
I would argue that the geofencing method collects a far greater number of people in the initial sweep, and has way more potential for misuse or straight out abuse. IMO, there are too many examples of law enforcement abusing their power, eve
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New Federal Court Rulings Find Geofence Warrants Unconstitutional(eff.org)
129 points by glitcher 6y ago|29 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
> being dead is not an experience But getting there certainly can be. "I will die" is not the same as "I will be dead".
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by glitcher 6y ago
I agree, I have more fear of the pain and suffering of a gradual (or not so gradual) decline in mental and physical abilities that leads to old age and death. Which of course could be a complete waste of time to worry about if I happen to g
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California: Tell Your Senators Ill-Conceived “Immunity Passports” Won’t Help Us(eff.org)
36 points by glitcher 6y ago|3 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
> You do it through hard work on real reform at the local level, something that BLM (the organization) isn't really interested in. But aren't you making the same type of over-generalization as the comment you are replying to? I
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by glitcher 6y ago
For me personally, I would prefer a more realistic style fighting game for combat fitness where my opponent looks and moves like a real person. Or even something along the lines of the classic arcade fighting games like Mortal Kombat where
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by glitcher 6y ago
I also love this idea, and the body harness looks like a very innovative approach. I agree with many of the concerns OP mentions, especially the need for a variety of engaging games. The demo game feels a little too cartoony for my taste, w
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MMXS – A tribute to the Marble Machine X [video](youtube.com)
1 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
Great point! This is exactly the type of decision fatigue I experience in my day to day work. It's not very often I have to consider an entire new tech stack, or even a major component of one.
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by glitcher 6y ago
That takes care of all the low hanging fruit, then the real work begins. High cost and high benefit regulations are where it starts to get significantly more difficult to find the right balance. I would argue that if this balance doesn&#x27
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The M.C.Escher of Music? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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EFF Joins SPLC Letter to Georgia HS Expressing Concern over Students Free Speech(eff.org)
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by glitcher 6y ago
The other danger is when those who understand scientific scrutiny downplay a situation because we don't have the data yet, it becomes ammo for others to cherry pick to support their own beliefs which are firmly not grounded on the scie
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Covid-19 Hospital Data System That Bypasses CDC Plagued by Delays, Inaccuracies(npr.org)
2 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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Chinese and Russian hackers were just sanctioned by Europe for the first time(technologyreview.com)
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A look into how Video Signal Processing emerged as real-time art(cdm.link)
7 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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What did cities sound like during the lockdown?(senseable.mit.edu)
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by glitcher 6y ago
But the age gap alone is not a valid reason to complain. The young manager could be in their 30's with over a decade of experience themselves, and they may be highly competent at the work they do. Assuming the young person is not quali
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by glitcher 6y ago
And the discussion of too many unsubstantiated rumors gets us to the place where a very significant portion of the population are basically full blown conspiracy theorists. Then we find ourselves in a place where facts and science are trans
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by glitcher 6y ago
> If accurate, this undermines the legitimacy of the deployment I am perfectly comfortable questioning the legitimacy of the deployment without any speculation about which individuals we the tax payers ended up paying to be there.
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by glitcher 6y ago
I disagree, but maybe there are specific stories or issues you are eluding to which I have missed? Even with supporting evidence, your statement seems far too broad to be accurate.
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by glitcher 6y ago
The new HHS website replacing the previous CDC data is displaying per-state hospital capacity data based on a statistical method outlined near the bottom of the page. Can anyone here speak to the effectiveness of the statistical method they
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HHS Coronavirus Data Hub – Hospital Capacity Data(protect-public.hhs.gov)
1 points by glitcher 6y ago|1 comments
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The American Federal Definition of Broadband Is Both Useless and Harmful(eff.org)
3 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
IMO the AAP's guidance on that page is extremely valuable and covers a comprehensive list of well thought out considerations. My biggest concern is that much of it will require significant increases in funding, strong leadership at all

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