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by hnaccy 9y ago
I did not intend to provoke painful emotion. >It's neither a rifle nor a turtle. I disagree. Would also say the pistol is no longer a pistol?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Would you say the same after being shot by a pistol painted to classify as a lunchbox?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
There isn't one. The atomic bomb is a blunt instrument with no finesse. The ability to vaporize large groups of people in a flashy infrastructure destroying display is not particularly conducive to control. Atomic bombs don't let
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Anyone who thinks deeply on the ramifications of the computer and related technology should come to the conclusion that they will inevitably lead to the destruction of individual liberty and total subjugation or annihilation of a significan
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>* SMS don't have read receipt. I feel like this is a pro.
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Testing Cliqz in Firefox(blog.mozilla.org)
156 points by hnaccy 9y ago|159 comments
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by hnaccy 9y ago
That's only counting federal prisoners. When you include state prisoners you get Violent: 47% Property: 17% Weapons: 5% It's not obvious to me that the "vast majority" of prisoners are not dangerous.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>The vast majority of people in prison are not dangerous Why do you think this?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
What are you? A slave ?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
It links to court document.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
I believe judges can throw prenups out.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>my advice is to marry someone who you trust to not be horrible in the case of a divorce If people could accurately judge character they wouldn't be getting divorced. Nobody enters a relationship thinking their partner will cheat ye
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by hnaccy 9y ago
You're ignoring that he's short, uncharismatic, robotic, and looks like a dork.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
What a goober.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
The submission originally said You Might Be Evil.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>It has not yet brought about the collapse of civilization, or a descent into despotism. That's quite a short time scale.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
This post is lacking in the latter.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
>All tech companies eventually get disrupted. Why do you believe this?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Just shove it all in midtown.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
I hope they pick Atlanta but I doubt techies want to live in the South.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Interestingly the Klamath people have an oral history of the eruption of Mount Mazama and formation of Crater Lake over 7000 years ago.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Cyberpunk is a fiction because it peddles the naive fantasy that anarchistic actions would be feasible in such a world. There's not going to be any clever tricks to avoid being picked up the mass physical surveillance network. Hacking
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by hnaccy 9y ago
I'm already extremely pessimistic about these things. Computers were a mistake and represent the greatest threat to freedom in human history. The ability of those in power to mass produce perfectly obedient machines that can perform co
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Probably more efficient to just have another kid.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Minimalism for minimalism's sake is just as detrimental. Also favoring web apps over native versions isn't reducing complexity you're just pushing it from the OS to the browser.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
> Yes, the laws only apply to new vehicles. >because laws will ban the sale of the "old tech". ?
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by hnaccy 9y ago
The injured party in your examples is the public because it involves damaging a national park or similar space. Unless these mushrooms are going extinct or something he's not hurting the environment.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
So hire abnormal people? I'm pretty sure there's a healthy chunk of population who would be unfazed and would love a cushy job judging videos.
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by hnaccy 9y ago
Even experienced people can make "silly" mistakes. https://arxiv.org/abs/1612.04208v1
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by hnaccy 9y ago
If you can solve the decision TSP in polytime you can solve the optimization case in polytime.

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