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kakarot
9y ago
we don't keep personally identifiable information We all know what that means. "Anonymous" user IDs that can trivially be traced when combined with another database.
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Quantum mechanics has no bearing on the macro scale that classical physics inhabit in our current models. We currently have not synthesized the two models into a singular theory. Classical physics is deterministic. I thought this was comm
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kakarot
9y ago
We don't use quantum physics to measure significant amounts of time, we use classical physics. In addition to the uncertainty we encounter at that scale, the arrow of time is often irrelevant anyway.
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9y ago
The future is a lot less deterministic than you think. Unless our current understanding of physics is completely wrong, the future is entirely deterministic. I think you mean to use the word predictable , which insinuates that we don
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9y ago
Set up a reader a few months ago, it's been nice. I started on a python-based HTML scraper to summarize, tag, and prioritize news articles but put it on hold to work on other things.
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9y ago
Cool, guess that means we can all stop talking about Equifax now and forget any of this ever happened.
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9y ago
I'll ask again, what does any of that have to do with launching satellites and distributing radio bandwidth?
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9y ago
Depends on how many people are in the cockpit.
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9y ago
Well, there's your next startup idea.
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9y ago
It's a pretty easy problem to solve: This is extraterrestrial wireless internet, and geography should have no bearing on your service. Don't require an address, just an account. Problem solved. Others will step in to resell bandwi
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9y ago
What does any of that have to do with launching satellites and distributing radio bandwidth, both of which need regulation in order to provide safety for the masses?
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9y ago
This won't catch sophisticated criminals. But of course that isn't the goal; a global-scale chilling effect is what this policy creates.
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9y ago
If you don't support the government forcibly reappropriating land from individuals for corporate projects, then you shouldn't support domain reappropriation either.
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9y ago
If you want to fall asleep, just start doing something you've been putting off for a while. You'll feel sleepy in minutes.
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9y ago
I can't fall asleep if the temperature is above 65-70°F, and my feet have to be sticking out from the covers. I have to sleep with a very thin blankets. I honestly have never been able to figure out how people get to sleep any other wa
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9y ago
Would you choose the job you currently have if you had another choice and not merely because it pays the bills? The arguments against capitalism and against sex workers are two completely orthogonal things. Sex work is a consequence of capi
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9y ago
Ok sure, now what about the people that weren't raped and just got into prostitution the same way a stripper decides that life is for them? Are they still victims? A radical feminist (in my experience) will still say yes, effectively
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Why would we do anything to inhibit useful and compliant surveillance companies that both inevitably serve to widen the poverty gap?
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9y ago
The New Law That Killed Craigslist's Personals Could End the Web, as We've Known (For Quite Some Time).
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9y ago
Anonymous unions... Now that's a concept I'm very interested in. Where does the negotiating power come from?
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9y ago
> That’s a quick turnaround, since Musk seems only to have found out these pages existed about 20 minutes prior to his taking them all offline. From the article. Guess you missed that part. I don't think our boy hatched an evil mast
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9y ago
That's my boy! We need more tech leaders to take this stance.
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So how long before these new powers are used for something other than suppressing prostitution? (Labeling all activity on such sites as "sex trafficking" is an attempt to control the language of the conversation, and should be avo
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> Also, apparently the car was driving at 38mph in an area where the speed limit was 35mph. Would the autonomous mode allow that? This seems key. Whether in autonomous mode or not, whether someone got hit or not, this clearly should not
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9y ago
Here is a YouTube URL for anyone like me who cannot seem to make Twitter videos work with adblockers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cuo8eq9C3Ec
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9y ago
> They don't even get phone numbers, just arbitrary phone IDs "It's just metadata !"
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It is exceedingly rare in practice.
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Yeah, I just took this to mean they were mad they weren't, from their perspective, properly compensated for such valuable data.
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I had 6 or so different police officers testify against me during trial. Everyone of them told a different story, and the stories told did not corroborate with the evidence. Even so, I received the stiffest possible penalty, 6mos jail and t
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9y ago
I'm continuing to have issues with frames not displaying unless I completely disable the addon. It's extremely frustrating. I'm in advanced mode and all options are as they should be.
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