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hedgedoops2
5y ago
Or perhaps we could allow obtaining of some carbon credits through carbon capture / sequestration, and tighten the emissions cap. For 4% of global GDP you could stop/compensate global co2 emissions based on current carbon capture
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hedgedoops2
6y ago
Here's how. Hong Kong is part of China, yeah, but it was (under one country two systems) an autonomous part, with its own constitution, law and judiciary, which was democractic. What makes a state? Territory, legal and executive autono
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hedgedoops2
6y ago
One problem with the coexistence argument is state regulation. Because so much of the web is a corporate-operated SAAS, regulation is being made that assumes that everything on the internet is a corporate-operated SAAS. The people who make
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hedgedoops2
6y ago
Are you in javascript web development? Or some other environment where you use a lot of dependencies, each of which introduces its own terminology?
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hedgedoops2
6y ago
There are much better comments here (especially the one pointing out that 'impostor syndrome' may be characterized as a misconception about the level of required competence), but I'd like to add this: If I understand correctl
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hedgedoops2
6y ago
While the threat (expressed as P(harm)*harm) from XYAgency surveillance is low or medium, the unmitigated threat from the things their surveillance practices protect against - namely, terrorism - is also low. The mitigation effect is lower
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hedgedoops2
6y ago
I guess the price is low because no-one is buying offsets. You'd expect the cheapest ways to offset emissions to be sold first.
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hedgedoops2
6y ago
There is a Decemberists refrain about the reaction to 9/11, the war on terror: "Because America can, and America can't say no." Or at least, I thought it stood for that, at the time. Part of a solution may be to introduc
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hedgedoops2
7y ago
Has anyone ever created an anki deck from their college coursework that would have allowed them to pass verbal exams 10 years later?
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7y ago
Cusins. By the way, have you any religion? Undershaft. Yes. Cusins. Anything out of the common? Undershaft. Only that there are two things necessary to Salvation. Cusins [disappointed, but polite] Ah, the Church Catechism. Baptism and — Un
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7y ago
Those are all islamic fundamentalists though. More precisely, we are talking about the people targeted or captured during the 'war on terror'. The pertinent category here is "whoever is considered an 'enemy' in 
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hedgedoops2
7y ago
The problem is that police are being involved in the job of social workers. I guess it would be an acceptable and useful system if: - Police had write-only access to the database. - Police had no involvement in interventions. - Anyone was a
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hedgedoops2
8y ago
So you set up a focus group of potential customers and vickrey-auction (or VCG-auction) one subscription (or k subscriptions) among them, for the purpose of recording the bid distribution? For this to work, wouldn't the participants ne
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8y ago
I misread it, as: > I then say clearly that I will remove 6 of the other cups. And, to retain the mystery, I will not reveal the prize. It wasn't a criticism. I just wanted to draw attention to the point that in the random game (I.e
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8y ago
> I then say clearly that I will remove 6 of the other cups and, to retain the mystery, will not reveal the prize Do you say 'I will now remove 6 empty cups?', or is it believed that you removed 6 unmarked cups at random?
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hedgedoops2
8y ago
One source of such an incentive could be a cap-and-trade emissions trading scheme with strict caps [0], in which air-capturers are granted emissions rights they can sell. The EU's ETS [1] is currently the biggest carbon market, regulat
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hedgedoops2
8y ago
It's quite simple. The press is free and it is not responsible for national security, whatever that means today. It is responsible for getting the truth out. If secrets must be kept, it is the spies' responsibility to keep them, n
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hedgedoops2
8y ago
The agenda was to promote radical transparency. Check out 'Inside Wikileaks' by Daniel Ellsberg, a WL cofounder who had a falling out with Assange and founded his own radical transparency platform called OpenLeaks. Brigitta Jonsdo
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8y ago
Molecular Biology of the Cell (Alberts)
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hedgedoops2
8y ago
If I remember correctly, CORBA was all about standardizing APIs. You'd have your distributed "CORBA Objects" whose methods anyone who knew the unique object ID could call. The idea was that there would be a "standard lib
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hedgedoops2
9y ago
They didn't 'steal' this, they transferred it to lenders (and/or short sellers). Bitfinex (unwisely) specified that during the Bcash-Bitcoin fork, lenders would get Bcash for lent-out Bitcoin. However if Alice lends 1 Bi
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hedgedoops2
9y ago
> think tanks are a euphemism for propaganda machine While I tend to agree, it's interesting that this think tank employee seems to have believed that 'think tank' means something closer to 'independent private resear
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9y ago
shapeshift.io - I used to use this a lot. It doesn't hold your crypto for more than a minute. bitmex.com - (futures exchange) - This is a gem. They're extremely professional. Every feature seems throughly considered, e.g. margin p
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9y ago
I remember that during G20, some grandstanders set fire to some cables in the Berlin S-Bahn system, disrupting train service for a day. They then claimed responsibility with a letter on linksunten. [1] Thing is, the comments on linksunten w
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hedgedoops2
9y ago
Why shouldn't it? While "How can I change to adapt?" may be the more productive reaction to most personal problems, the "This is unfair. How can the world change to accomodate me?" reaction is, in fact, the one that
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hedgedoops2
9y ago
In fact, the ICOS ICO is open now: https://icos.icobox.io/ Apparently, they promise to build part of your ICO for you in exchange for a 50BTC upfront fee (link at top right - 'Apply for FREE ICO'). Alternatively y