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by kordless 10y ago
I taught Chelsea Manning how to drive when she was known as Bradley Manning. She (at the time 'he') worked for me in Oklahoma City at a startup coding in JavaScript. I'd pick him up in the morning on the way to work and would
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Don't forget about it speaking for others and making blaming statements.
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Go look in the code and quit asking second thought questions that chew up other's resources.
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It's possible to deploy SaaS software on-prem now. There's a c) solution that takes the middle path where we all win. Unfortunately it takes implementing a type of "suffering currency" to enable how people pay for it. If
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You know, I've come to the same conclusion from a different direction. I decided that people's expectations frequently exceed the cost of fulfilling those expectations because they spend a lot of time speaking for others. All of t
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Disconnect to reconnect. Interconnectivity is the devil in the details. This bot is not anyone. It's a bunch of data in a computer that randomly spits out data that seems relevant to whoever is talking to it. If you asked it a pointed
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So how does Shippo fit into all this? https://goshippo.com/
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It's very kind of you to have such empathy for another soul. The ones that have left here likely need that empathy less than the rest of do and so death helps remind all of us to be more accepting of our fellow human in this moment.
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> "Most people want to be accepted, so they won't take risks that could make them look crazy." This is a highly dissonant statement, so it's not surprising it's coming from a VC. Innovation is exploring the cra
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Every single person who advocates or speaks in a visionary way about a new belief, cause, or theory is a prophet. Silicon Valley is full of prophets trying to profit from making their internal view an external view for all of us.
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Fascism is also highly inefficient.
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> seen as undue US government influence in what should be a purely technical operation by many Infrastructure diplomats.
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Study: Human eyes can see quantum entanglement(wired.co.uk)
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The parent post is presenting conflicted information about trust. I find that both interesting and disgusting. I'm disgusted (fear + boredom) with it because I fear for the human race moving forward with existing centralized infrastruc
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> And in a piece of vital security infrastructure, trust is everything. Trust is based on an individual's experience over time. It can also be based on statistical observations over time. Statistically, nearly every single piece of
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Creative Destruction(en.wikipedia.org)
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You are dead wrong. Cameras on glasses is a brilliant marketing play into owning the AR market. The reason why is the ego.
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I seriously dislike Firefox, but must use it at work due to browser incompatibility issues with Chrome and sites I use heavily. Anything that makes the experience better is much appreciated.
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Make the infrastructure you run things on provide what appears to be formal methods for interactions, but also make it appear inconsistent over a given regular timeframe. Abusers of the system will find lots of issues with it because it wil
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Phonons(en.wikipedia.org)
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Don't forget CoT vis-à-vis IoT.
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Consciousness of Things is an inevitable conclusion for humanity. The singularity is upon us with the advent of man merging into machine. We are driving that growth to go to the next level. Also, containerization.
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I accomplished it by squelching the conversations in my head about random shit - most of which was speculating future scenarios. These conversations of the past or future events are primary for me because I don't visualize - i.e. I don
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Shock Diamond(en.wikipedia.org)
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There's meta computation and meta storage - the global consciousness is all computable Wisdom, but done with sacredness (delay). Space, or the creation of it, is networking or data exchange between the computation layer and the "s
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I think it's more than what we perceive as propaganda. I wouldn't put it past Bezos to put a double bind on the government for a damn good reason.
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What if it's both?
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The Post is in dissonance. Their comments are in conflict. They are speaking for the public's right to reasonable privacy that is not susceptible to what occurs when you exploit technology to gain an upper hand. The game theory around
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IBM Shakes on Blockchain with Japan's Biggest Bank(cryptocoinsnews.com)
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Internal realities are all valid. People who insist of making their internal reality everyone else's external reality (to the limit of understanding) are judgemental. It's a paradox.

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