jgome

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by jgome 11y ago
If the only thing your parents cared about when you were a child was their own future... your family must be terrible. I'm sorry for you. Some people really do things selflessly, and/or in term of social welfare. Not everything is
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by jgome 11y ago
And/or https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/04/cut-and-co...
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by jgome 11y ago
I'm thinking about, say, a big array of cheap, powerful-enough dedicated ARM/MIPS CPUs, used on-demand, one for each VM.
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by jgome 11y ago
I don't really know much about the topic, but... How about using specialized, external hardware for each instance of crypto calculations?
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by jgome 11y ago
Immunotherapies are all the rage in cancer treatment these days. Please, OP, read the parent post, and get information on how immunotherapies work. There have been LOTS of advances lately, in many medical areas, thanks to these new techniqu
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by jgome 11y ago
One has to wonder how the US became what it is... I mean, for example, how do US people get cheap oil? By having their own government invade countries, right?
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by jgome 11y ago
Let me add to that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covert_United_States_foreign_r... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_United_States_mili... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by jgome 11y ago
> west is much much developed in human rights (by far) compare than countries like iran I bet you haven't read much about the treatment prisoners receive in the US... > guess what ? If in iran I talk against supreme leader , the
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by jgome 11y ago
> In summary, we believe that AI has great potential to benefit humanity in many ways, and that the goal of the field should be to do so. Starting a military AI arms race is a bad idea, and should be prevented by a ban on offensive auton
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by jgome 11y ago
Einstein and many nuclear scientists and engineers that participated in the project felt betrayed by the U.S. dropping the bomb in Japan, they worked on the making of the bomb, expecting that it would serve as a deterrent, not as a weapon.
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by jgome 11y ago
Off-topic... That's also a good advice for those "skeptics" that are too obsessed about science (or whatever they think science is).
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by jgome 11y ago
Well, other people have said it all... but I think I should emphasize their words. What were/are your symptoms? I had Hodgkin's lymphoma some years ago, and I can tell you this: Don't panic. Not all cancers are the same, and
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by jgome 11y ago
Yeah, sorry, I wrote whatever came to my mind before reading everything...
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by jgome 11y ago
> How do I protect myself from the VENOM vulnerability? > If you administer a system running Xen, KVM, or the native QEMU client, review and apply the latest patches developed to address this vulnerability. > If you have a vendor s
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by jgome 11y ago
The anonabox was criticized for, among other reasons, having the "open-source hardware" logo... its hardware was as "open-source" as of this, yet I can't see the criticisms in this case.
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by jgome 11y ago
http://libgen.org/scimag/index.php?s=Rapidly+falling+costs+o... (click on "10.1038/nclimate2564"; I had to rename the file from "get.php" to .pdf after downloading)
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by jgome 12y ago
It bothers me that "HTTPS Everywhere" calls https://check.torproject.org to check for tor: https://github.com/EFForg/https-everywhere/blob/master/src/c... I don't want my