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by joewee 7y ago
Not sure what you are insinuating? Neoteny existed long before Joi had any involvement with MIT or Epstein.
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by joewee 7y ago
It’s in the New Yorker article linked from the nytimes article. But correct there is no timeline. But the references to emails that show leadership trying to hide the source of donations sounds bad.
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by joewee 7y ago
Ok maybe I’m missing something. Joi allowed him to visit the lab after he was banned?
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by joewee 7y ago
Edit: Removing my comment after reading the detailed New Yorker article linked from The NY Times.
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by joewee 7y ago
Great read.
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by joewee 7y ago
Hyperbole. Wish I could down-vote this. Lots of might's and may's
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by joewee 7y ago
What are some potential use cases?
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by joewee 7y ago
And also based in the experiences of many others that have been shared with me. As can be seen in this story and the other comments on this thread.
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by joewee 7y ago
Follow this advice. If you are working for an American company bribery is a horrible idea and in a situation like this would likely be used to make a case against you. The only exceptions made for bribes is if you feel like your life may be
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by joewee 7y ago
One moral to this story, local police are usually useless when it comes to investigating a crime. The two recent incidents I reported to the police, which included a home robbery the police refused to investigate They cycled through excuses
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by joewee 7y ago
Doesn’t appear to work with DuckDuckGo browser on iOS.
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by joewee 7y ago
The story doesn’t say anything about sabotaging. Tapping the cables is most likely. But this was in Russian waters so they could have been looking for taps or looking for foreign subs doing the same. Cutting lines has happened accidentally
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by joewee 7y ago
It depends. Almost all corporate to corporate contracts have clauses about data protection and security breaches. This would allow many of their clients to cancel their contracts with cause. Usually that happens if the business wasn’t getti
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by joewee 7y ago
There are plenty of areas where Japanese have lost to competitors. Their sweet is making things that are hard and expensive do well. The most important components of our iPhones can only be made in Japan because of their attention to detail
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by joewee 7y ago
My guess. Japanese have long valued mastery and specialization. Historically a cast society, people were expected to dedicate their entire lives to the line of work their biological or adopted family was known for. The country also went to
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by joewee 7y ago
Would a hat like this serve a similar function? https://www.iheartraves.com/products/winter-lights-dad-hat
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by joewee 7y ago
This article has more content, including photos. https://www.dazeddigital.com/art-photography/article/40877/1...
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by joewee 8y ago
Ok. Thanks. I haven’t actually tried to run the PoC against it.
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by joewee 8y ago
That list hasn’t been updated since 2016, but they continue to ship vulnerable firmware. Including in all bios updates since 2016. You would have to dump an image of your bios firmware using chipsec to confirm for yourself. https:/&#x
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by joewee 8y ago
What is amazing is that despite updates, Lenovo still hasn’t fixed the gaping security flaw affecting almost all Thinkpads. https://github.com/Cr4sh/ThinkPwn You can’t trust thinkpads for security.
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by joewee 8y ago
Time has value. And interviews only give you a partial view of your ultimate working situation. But you and I are looking at this from totally different perspectives, I have no interest in convincing you I’m right. My experience is that if
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by joewee 8y ago
I don’t know about this math. What if you change jobs and hate the new job? How do you put a dollar value on months wasted working at a place that’s not a good fit for you. There’s only a 33% chance a job will work out. That is, that both y
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by joewee 8y ago
Interesting. I didn’t know that.
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by joewee 8y ago
The longest company I worked for was one I built. And I probably should have quit earlier. ;) I have worked with a lot of people who are primarily lifers at their company. My role has often been that of a change agent (outsider / consu
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by joewee 8y ago
I don’t want to look at the site, but is there a legal disclaimer that explains why this is legal?
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by joewee 8y ago
Most US government agencies audit software installed to verify that they have the appropriate licenses. I don’t know about intel agencies but I have to assume it’s the same. Also installing software illegally or that hasn’t been approved is
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by joewee 8y ago
Probably 40% of fortune 1000 c level executives. You can reach a point where you continually fail upward. Some companies are willing to accept someone who failed at a company twice their size if they think the executive can get them to doub
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by joewee 8y ago
Since we are throwing out random theories, I feel fairly confident that Satoshi Nakamoto lives on the East Coast of the United States and is unlikely to ever touch any of his previously used accounts.
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Neuroscience says listening to this song reduces anxiety by up to 65%(fastcompany.com)
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by joewee 8y ago
Amazon is going after the federal market in a major way, they MUST expand in the Virginia market. They really have little choice if they plan to support the federal government. They would have moved into the area regardless, crystal city is

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