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kefka
11y ago
And with some of the dynamic entry of 3d pictures, I could add you in to an arbitrary scene with your voice saying vulgar things. Is the Twitter hate army going to fact check it? Hardly! So again, I ask, how do you defend against these kind
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kefka
11y ago
And, I heartily agree. I can imagine the 2 guys cracking jokes, meaning no offense. Just happens, that in this country, violence and gruesome details are acceptable, but sexual innuendo are evil. Thank puritanical beginnings for this countr
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kefka
11y ago
So, instead of modding on the cuff, tell me an appropriate response to an accusation of this manner. There's something to be said to not post things on Social Media. Unfortunately for the 2 guys at PyCon, even that would not have helpe
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kefka
11y ago
So, how do you challenge this shame attack? Do you shame them back? Like, "EXCUSE ME, I WILL NOT SLEEP WITH YOU" Do you ignore them? Perhaps, do you challenge them in court with a slander/libel charge? What is the appropriate
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kefka
11y ago
And? So is gasoline and petroleum products. And so is corn products through ethanol, which is legally mandated to be in fuel at 10% for no good reason.
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kefka
11y ago
There really is no good answer to your question. You'd have to go down that path and experience it for yourself. Or you could trust someone else who is sensitive to these things... but you'll be in the same boat.
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kefka
11y ago
The rules are inherently there; we humans just don't understand them other than as a case by case basis. What needs to be done is a way to distill the logic behind "written good-quality code" and feed that to a machine to ana
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kefka
11y ago
Try working with the occult for a year. Specifically chaos magic. It focuses on using science to verify and disqualify claims and what can be done, given that your sample size is inherently 1; yourself. There's something there, that&#x
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kefka
11y ago
you bought more cable than you needed for your internet connection. > What? Cable Internet in the US requires some sort of service to be bought alongside internet. That's usually Basic Cable. My comment was saying that if you bought
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kefka
11y ago
Why? If who you're talking to is blabbing over a side channel, encryption doesn't matter. Encryption only stops Eve from seeing the content. And this says nothing regarding authentication. And there is no internet-wide RADIUS serv
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kefka
11y ago
There's your first problem: you bought more cable than you needed for your internet connection. Second problem: you tried to use DRM. See XKCD 488 as to why it's a problem.
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kefka
11y ago
I do my devel work on a Xubuntu 14.04 install, tweaked for Compiz (yes, I use the cube desktop extensively). I have Winamp installed via WINE. Best player ever.
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kefka
11y ago
I'm sorry that my understanding of set and computation theory is lacking. Please excuse my ignorance while I study up on the topic further. But, I do believe the original commenter misunderstood my question. Why is it that we humans, w
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kefka
11y ago
The only time it would be a disability is if it really is a dis-ability. I do not consider sociopathy to be debilitating all the time. The same can be said for claustrophobia. A mild form of it produces discomfort the person can control. Se
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kefka
11y ago
I think an interesting question here is: How do we humans identify and solve the halting problem?
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kefka
11y ago
And I would love to see the chance to make $1e6 dollars per economic quintile. I have a gut feeling that those in the bottom 40% income brackets have a much, much lower chance of making $1e6. I'm guessing that it is probably closer to
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kefka
11y ago
Better classified, and as a non-psychiatric condition: He's just a businessman.
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kefka
11y ago
The answer is: Do not have a privacy policy. If you have a privacy policy and you violate it, the FTC comes after you. No policy? No harassment from FTC. Aside that fact, it's not like they really matter. Right?
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kefka
11y ago
You have a good point about the costs of therapy and medication. This is just a bit of my anger seeping through. My wife has a trigger. I'm one of 2 who know about it. She was beaten by an old boyfriend years ago with a certain type of
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kefka
11y ago
Below you will find a list (in no particular order) of common trigger warnings. If discussing one of these things, it is considered common courtesy to put a simple “Trigger Warning: [Subject]” before a post. Please note: This is a work in
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kefka
11y ago
PTSD is a real medical disorder, as set forth by the DSM-5. Triggers are a well known phenomenon regarding PTSD. Usually, treatment revolves around either psychological sessions or drugs. The feminists and some liberals who use "trigge
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kefka
11y ago
There seems to be quite a few levels of problems here. 1. Weak people needing warnings of things they feel 'trigger' them. Triggers exist. They are an artifact of PTSD, and are a very real phenomenon. However, just like "glut
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kefka
11y ago
You cam make up whatever hair-brained scenarios you want, but 1 in 3 people in the US have debts in collections. Or 77 million people. Source: http://money.cnn.com/2014/07/29/pf/debt-collections/ So
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kefka
11y ago
I noticed that. The question "if you got 100K for saving lil old woman", my choice wasn't there. Pay my debts.
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kefka
11y ago
I would look at any possible correlation between "article at HBR" and small stock fluctuations in price downward. It would make a good arbitrage point to make a bit extra money. As one cannot always report the news, one can make i
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kefka
11y ago
Nope. Pointcloud is just depth data and potentially color data. Photogrammetry is the technique of 3d scanning that correlates feature points within multiple pictures in order to back-project a 3d scene. The more pictures you have of an are
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kefka
11y ago
Ok. Prove I used Exhibit A in making of this 3d scene.
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kefka
11y ago
This is what I would do. 3 Steps: 1. Scrape every possible image along with location data (if available). Save all these images in Amazon storage. It's best if you can scrape photo galleries that include building names, sites, or other
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kefka
11y ago
I'm not entirely sure I like that. Ever hear of brigading on Reddit, or "your personal army" on 4chan /b/ ? That's the bad end of what we have to deal with. And it is easy to imagine every officer getting more
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kefka
11y ago
"No one" assumes a human. I'd use a COTS textural analyzer and social graph and process all your (and your associates) content in one fell swoop. And then sell that to the highest bidder.
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