kazagistar

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by kazagistar 6y ago
That makes it more consistent to write, but less consistent when reading.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Its a nice sentiment but inaccurate. If you wanted a fundamental particle that we are mostly made of, gluons would be a better boson to pick, since they make up the majority of the mass/energy of subatomic particles in matter. Why woul
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by kazagistar 6y ago
"First privately owned round trip to the ISS". Its obviously still a first, but its not a technical first, but an economic first. Hacker news focused on both technical and economic things, so this still is interesting for it, but
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by kazagistar 6y ago
The write up disappointingly only sees the value in understanding swarm behaviors from the perspective of police controlling crowds, and not from the perspective of crowds learning better swarm behaviors to prevent such authoritarian contro
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by kazagistar 6y ago
I think their input would be more valuable if they disclosed pet status.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Facebook seems to still have some profit, so it clearly has capacity. The insufficient number of people looking at reported violations is by design.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
The absence of such cooperation is sufficient evidence of systematic disregard for the law, and q systematic disregard for the law seems like a good enough reason to wholesale replace a governmental system.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
And the only way to reform tax law is to reform speech law to prevent blatant corruption.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
It sounds like you are probably fine. Your python flask script is the API layer. Just make sure it can only run sql that you want it to run (ideally, read only until you get it authenticated), and that it escapes user input, and that no one
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by kazagistar 6y ago
How old are you that you've seen this before? If you are just seeing similarities to soviet steady state society, they might not mean we are headed towards that state, since its unclear if the process that birthed the social order you
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by kazagistar 6y ago
If we had the ability to make orbital adjustments, I feel like we would have the ability to make rotational adjustments as well to counteract tidal locking.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Its not signals. They should already be here if interstellar colonization is at all possible.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Agreed, and by some interesting heuristics, we already know animals significantly smarter then us. Watching the chimps absolutely dominate humans in memory matching games is fascinating.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
The more unlikely it gets that we would be the only intelligent life, the more dire our future outlook, due to the lack of signs of intelligent civilization in the stars. If they must have existed, then there must also be a reason they don&
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Specific pornographic preferences and fetishes? Nothing illegal there, no reason to hide.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
The European strain reinfected Asian countries, so some policy difference still seems likely.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
It will be hard to be readmitted when the school Financials completely collapse in the next few years due to a massive drop in attendance.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
> We can't leave this issue up to corporate CEO I agree completely. I think democratizing speech so that it cannot be controlled by any source of power, government or financial, does have real importance. But its not the most import
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by kazagistar 6y ago
So diversification is only for the investors but never permitted for the founders? Financial security for me, but financial risk for thee? I guess I shouldn't be surprised, that's the financial system as a whole; people who have p
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Apparently thats been considered, and you still might see another company like electron try it. It's just a bit harder to do safely and some other limitations.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
There is clear regulation in many countries: nazi speech gets you thrown in jail, the rest is mostly fine. See njmerious european countries like Germany that aren't some dystopia hellscape. That reflects a lot of what happens voluntari
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by kazagistar 6y ago
That person is still not dying of basic infections and disease, exposure, starvation, etc or suffering its effects nearly as often. So it seems clear they are better adapted to boring factory life in many ways.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2019/05/16/chelsea-... Its also used to hold political prisoners the government doesn't like in order to punish them.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
You think no one tried and jumped straight to this? Its been going on the whole time and democracy didn't work. The real answer is you use politics. Elections are sometimes part of that process, but there are countless times that more
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by kazagistar 6y ago
After getting good hardware it took hours to get it set up just right.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Yeah, that's the intent of the artwork.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
You can be held in contempt and face jail time for not participating in an investigation. The fifth only applies to self incrimiation, not to incriminating others. Instead, just tell your friends and family.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Right. The talk of filter lenses forgets that some are a bit closer to reality then others. Anyways, I just assume by full context they mean something like "you gotta show those n______ and bums who is boss or they might get uppity&quo
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by kazagistar 6y ago
Right. Since the video is private and disappears any time an officer might be implicated, the only remaining effects are harmful ones.
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by kazagistar 6y ago
To be human is to have a brain, and the brain exists to do technology and social organization. Separating the two is absurd... the human animal, left on its own devices, naturally creates technology and societies, so all these things are ju

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