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by kordless 10y ago
Primarily education and making people understand all software currently has vulnerabilities.
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It's technology that enables the problem, not the actors. Technology can advance a position on a matter well ahead of anyone else at that moment, giving the actor temporary power over others. While most won't use this for their ow
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> I feel like the extreme decentralization people just ignore I think people need to stop speaking for other people's feelings while using a bunch of biased arguments to pass off their beliefs as something valid. Nothing you said he
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A preference to viral models, backed by unbounded trust, sets the intent (rules of the game) to produce viral business models at the direct expense of less viral, but more holistic customer-centric models. Investing in high growth models se
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Appears to be written in Python. Here's a demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4J42yO2rkM
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Kalliope: Voice controlled personal assistant designed for home automation(github.com)
3 points by kordless 10y ago|1 comments
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There was a philosophical disagreement at the turn of the century where a bunch of ho-hums (including Einstein) decided to speak for everyone by saying everything here in this reality is discrete and isn't affected by anything anywhere
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by kordless 10y ago
I prefer to think of it as local variables over X amount of time. After that, they are non-local.
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Don't speak for my dreams. I made zero comments regarding whether I think this is true or not and only provided as much info as I had on it. To have you comment in this way with some lame ass link is likely a sign of conflict within yo
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I'm flagging this article because it is making a blaming statement nobody cares about the security of my unlocked phone, which is provably false. Let's start eliminating dissonance from HN by taking the time to think about the con
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You are buying into the author's conflicted statements and continuing to spread the dissonance. Dissonance is what got us into this stupid Trump situation. I'm telling you that you can't tell someone who says they are paid to
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by kordless 10y ago
Speaking for what someone thinks or feels is NOT an opinion. It's untrustworthiness!
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Of course. Wrap the drone in a Faraday cage. It will need to be capable of flying itself and communicating with lasers to work properly.
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These people are in dissonance and don't understand they need to do the work to get out of it because it's too damn easy to get the work for free off the Internet. Those who know better, do better.
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> I don't think this effect is specific to a medium. Your assertions are going to be wrong if the medium is the current reality around us. The question then becomes where does that line begin and end?
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The change in the service is a direct reflection on their best guess at how to best answer the return on investments they have taken. These changes rarely benefit the customer's pocketbook, or at least IFTTT's version of a given c
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We do like our roads and cars here.
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California Today: Secessionist Groups Seize the Moment(nytimes.com)
2 points by kordless 10y ago|0 comments
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Trusted deployments of SaaS like software on your own infrastructure, for one thing. Using the merkle tree plus some currency's consensus gives us a path to trusted software deployment models, done on trusted infrastructure.
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Secession in the United States(en.wikipedia.org)
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The going theory for why this works involves physics of the ether, something science has pushed into a corner and forgotten over the last century. Louis de Broglie would likely be disappointed it took us this long to realize what he postula
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by kordless 10y ago
You are layering rationalization around the original negative comments blaming statements and speaking for others. It's not appropriate to raise dissonance and then wish for more failure of startups. The startups are not to blame, but
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Second Industrial Revolution(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kordless 10y ago
> let's be more aware of subtle ways in which technological advances may augment internal dissonance Seems like a testable hypothesis.
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I like 'silky', but the original quote was in the context of speaking for others, i.e. the Dalai Lama speaking for other's happiness. It's a common issue with Buddhism, which is why they say to let others solve their own
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I am not stating I would avoid this technology, so asking me if I would avoid similar technology isn't logical. I would take no action to avoid technologies, but I would limit them if I felt they were harmful to my well being. I do not
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> It's a little glib to tell people they'd better get happy and appreciate how much better we have it than ye olde folks of yore. You are speaking for the Dalai Lama's intent with this blaming statement. "Glib" i
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When your technology can modify someone's mind's eye view, call me. I will give you all my money if it works for me.
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> My first encounter with docker goes back to early 2015. Docker was experimented with to find out whether it could benefit us. At the time it wasn’t possible to run a container [in the background] and there wasn’t any command to see wha
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by kordless 10y ago
> DJI now says early Mavic Pro orders should be processed in “seven to eight weeks” I was going to talk smack about getting my Mavic before GoPro shipped theirs, but now I'm just sad.

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