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   An Ecology of Cloud(medium.com)

   2 points by kordless 11y ago|0 comments
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   There are times when you must simply stop thinking(youtube.com)

   2 points by kordless 11y ago|0 comments
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   by kordless 11y ago

   I would recommend to start by listening to Alan Watts for a few days before digging into meditation techniques: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emHAoQGoQic He's pretty funny and does a good job of covering the rationa
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   by kordless 11y ago

   > What am I missing here? The concept of Secure Enclave, for one.
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   by kordless 11y ago

   Being an early adopter doesn't imply being smarter or better. The fact is, early adopters may frequently be considered as advanced types of guinea pigs, where they are willing to put up with shit other customers might not.[1] I don&#x2
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   by kordless 11y ago

   > Clickbait headlines are like watching evolution in action. Actually, there's a theory for viruses of the mind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viruses_of_the_Mind . Headlines and other memes can spread if they a
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   by kordless 11y ago

   You are creating a double bind for yourself and others by posting these types of comments. Your comment indicates you want the experience making things with it which would be amazing, but you are also speculating (based on historical eviden
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   Donald Trump Criticizes Apple for Opposing iPhone 'Backdoor' Order(macrumors.com)

   3 points by kordless 11y ago|0 comments
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   by kordless 11y ago

   Let's go off the deep end, shall we, and speculate? Consciousness (the process that manages your evidence) is already encrypted. It's encrypted by quantum events occurring in the brain. The going conjecture is that microtubules in
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    by kordless 11y ago

    This is the best comment in here. We are the early adopters and when we do or don't do something, the rest aren't far behind with same.
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    by kordless 11y ago

    That's amazing. Thank you!
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    by kordless 11y ago

    I wonder if there is an analogy to this in language?
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    GCHQ hacking does not breach human rights, security tribunal rules(theguardian.com)

    2 points by kordless 11y ago|0 comments
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    by kordless 11y ago

    I'm well aware of Google's history and the dotcom bubble that occurred from 1999-2003. I'm also aware that Google made $19M in revenue on a loss of $14 million in 2000 and I'm saying the company Google was at that time
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    This Might Be Janet Yellen's Worst Nightmare(fool.com)

    1 points by kordless 11y ago|0 comments
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    by kordless 11y ago

    > the best startups, like Google, come out of a period like this Google isn't a startup. In fact, a company ceases being a "startup" once it finds a business model with which it can sustain itself. If a company can layoff
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    by kordless 11y ago

    While I certainly don't want to speak for the commentor, my sense is that this is driven by the fear that failure in the valley equals failure in meeting expectations of an exit. By discriminating on the story to the point it becomes &
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    by kordless 11y ago

    This isn't Reddit, and I for one don't want you posting this here under the guise of "saving time". It's judgemental, condescending and attempts to remove choice from us making our own determinations about the value
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    by kordless 11y ago

    I love groups who, while considering something as crazy as time turning into a physical direction as it does in a black hole, can still manage voting down someone down thinking outside the box. I like the idea of anti-gravitons being the i
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    by kordless 11y ago

    > Some headlines will inevitably claim that we can blame Neanderthals for depression, but that’s nonsense. Says the article titled Link Between Neanderthal DNA and Depression Risk .
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    by kordless 11y ago

    That's a rather loaded philosophical question you are asking there - assuming you are serious about the double blind experiment.
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    by kordless 11y ago

    I'm going with the theory that black holes ARE gravitons themselves.
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    by kordless 11y ago

    Think of waves in a pond when you drop a rock in. The energy spreads out as it travels into the farthest reaches of the pond.
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    by kordless 11y ago

    I had heart palps and ear ringing for years - both of which were related to my high blood pressure. The two things I removed from my diet which eliminated the palps and ringing were gluten and stress. I still drink lots of caffeine and take
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    'Schizophrenia Gene' Discovery Sheds Light on Possible Cause(livescience.com)

    2 points by kordless 11y ago|0 comments
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    by kordless 11y ago

    I provide logging as a service advice for quantities of Scotch, if you are so inclined. I'm @gmail on my username and in East Bay.
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    by kordless 11y ago

    Happy to see the shell back in action somewhere. Well done!
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    by kordless 11y ago

    > I'm not sure anyone will trust you to store their log data without at least encrypting data at rest. I know something of logs. Speaking for requirements inside other's logging use cases is pointless given privacy needs vary f
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    by kordless 11y ago

    Better stock up on Bismuth.
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    by kordless 11y ago

    Apple is part of the karma, is sorta what you're saying! :)