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by j-bos 2y ago
Dude, that sounds stressful, but you seem to be agreeing to live a prisoners life and leaving your family within it. I'm am legitimately sad to hear about your situation.
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by j-bos 2y ago
It's not nice to stick eyeballs under people's vestiments. It's not nice to put hands on a stranger. Bad faith actions can be responded to without malice but there is no need to be nice. Non consentual cameras in a private dw
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by j-bos 2y ago
Maybe not mosquitos, but the US maintains a screwworm wall that keeps them from eating anyone anything north of Panama.
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by j-bos 2y ago
Good point
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by j-bos 2y ago
Agreed with the caveat, I'm from a lower income area where solar has been on the up. Panels would get stolen often enough to warrant thoughful consideration.
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by j-bos 2y ago
Feels like another option would be to bootstrap off of authenticated users, some sort of reputation system. It would still allow for anonymous users, but the expectation would be that they would be treated as suspected spam unless they rece
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by j-bos 2y ago
Hmmm, could a long generation banana plant be considered ancient? Assuming the line was kept in place for centuries.
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by j-bos 2y ago
This is the way.
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by j-bos 2y ago
By this logic wouldn't chess and go need to be played after cavity searches? Cheating is enabled by tech but based on what people decide to do.
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by j-bos 2y ago
I don't assume leadership, even in Wikipedia, is particularly concerned with freedom of knowledge. The foundation is flush with cash, constantly begs for more and still can't manage to stand up to this challenge?
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by j-bos 2y ago
One advantage of imperfect privacy solutions like Tor is they force authorities to invest if they want to snoop. In the before times if soneone wanted to read your mail they'd need to at least convince a judge and then spend manpower i
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by j-bos 2y ago
Typo, meant to be "as central"
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by j-bos 2y ago
Huh, I guess google really isn't what it used to be. Nakamoto can be translated s central: https://www.bing.com/search?q=nakamoto+etymology&pq=nakamoto... and Satoshi can be translated as intellingence: https:&#x2
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by j-bos 2y ago
For fun try googling the Japanese translations of "nakamoto" and "satoshi".
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by j-bos 2y ago
The foundations of computer science were once, mostly academic.
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by j-bos 2y ago
Do you know where one can get sequencing done at a HIPAA regulated provider?
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by j-bos 2y ago
Thanks, I want to get my genes sequenced but I'd also like to get my records deleted from the service provider. I guess it'l have to be real name?
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by j-bos 2y ago
You kid but perhaps https://www.vulnu.com/p/government-wiretaps-in-u-s-internet-...
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by j-bos 2y ago
Oh that's good. I would love to see someone pursue this as a legal claim.
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by j-bos 2y ago
>IMO truly remote companies are not just a physical difference from in-office companies, there's a whole way of doing business shift as well. Physical companies have office shaped brains and poor async communication skills.
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by j-bos 2y ago
Thanks dang!
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by j-bos 2y ago
Huh, hadn't read that context until now. Thanks
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by j-bos 2y ago
What happens if the genes escape ala Monsanto seeds on the wind?
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by j-bos 2y ago
Crypto aside, quite surprising to see home invasions, kidnapping, and torture in middle class american neighborhoods. What I'd like to know, which wasn't in the release is how did the criminals identify or decide to target these s
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by j-bos 2y ago
Can they? I thought ICANN prevented such steep increases?
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by j-bos 2y ago
Would something like this prevent the Disney defense against wrongful death liability? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41242400
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by j-bos 2y ago
I don't know, we carried physical money for millenia. Humans managed that.
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by j-bos 2y ago
When was the last time someone in the US was arrested for hate speech?
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by j-bos 2y ago
No fix, just a hope spot, I did this with mutiple keys, including caps key.
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by j-bos 2y ago
Expertise doesn't equal immunity from the streetlight effect.

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