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by lbj 7y ago
No, thats a nerfarious government.
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by lbj 7y ago
Is the kind of facial recognition only bad if wielded by a nefarious government? Partly I think that huge DNA databases, biometric databases and millions and millions of cameras would be wonderful for catching criminals. On the other hand,
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by lbj 7y ago
Interestingly we did a survey such as this on our massive danish government and it turns out that since the 1950s there has been a 0% productivity increase, the wages have however followed increases in the private sector.
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by lbj 7y ago
Upload an image, then supply email to see results. What is this doing on Hackernews?
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by lbj 7y ago
Fair enough - Thanks for clarifying :)
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by lbj 7y ago
Its a good response, clearly outlines causes and future effects. But I'd be very cautious to deal with a company which found such lazy detection mechanism to be adequate, considering the potential cost to real clients.
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by lbj 7y ago
Is it surprising that items in range 64 - 120 is larger than 0 - 5?
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by lbj 7y ago
Jesus christ, the amount of work that must have gone into making this is astonishing. Well done!
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by lbj 7y ago
"This is not fraud—Roberts really is working on a game—but it is incompetence and mismanagement on a galactic scale." Beautifully put.
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by lbj 8y ago
Its relevant, its concrete, I agree with everything he said. But mostly I just got caught up in his writing-style which is incredibly enticing. Well done man!
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by lbj 8y ago
Fantastic explanations & kudos for boiling this down to the bare essentials!
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by lbj 8y ago
Great critique after using Clojure for 5 minutes
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What do you think of our 30-second site creator?(sabrecms.com)
3 points by lbj 8y ago|0 comments
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by lbj 8y ago
Well put - I came here to say the same :)
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Show HN: Clojuredriven mid/enterprise CMS opens limited free beta(sabrecms.com)
8 points by lbj 8y ago|1 comments
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by lbj 8y ago
Can you provide an example?
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by lbj 8y ago
Important note: Im not that family member.
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by lbj 8y ago
That was surprisingly insightful, thanks!
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by lbj 8y ago
This is such a depressing read on so many levels, but chiefly for me because I have a brain defect which compels me to be brutally honest at all times, think of it a Tourettes light. And when at times, it's seemed like bending the trut
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by lbj 8y ago
This is awesome, very well done!
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by lbj 8y ago
Who is John Galt? The man who decided to stop the engine of the world, and did. I think he's about to make an appearance.
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by lbj 8y ago
Was really hoping for some nostalgic screenshots in this piece
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by lbj 8y ago
> Compulsory Code of Ethics for tech companies overseen by independent regulator I would have loved to see strong moves in favor of critical thinking, rational argumentation, scientific analysis/study. The suggested actions will lea
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by lbj 8y ago
It doesn't seem like the effects, good/bad are being ignored. A little over a year ago, the british ministry of health conducted a very large study which concluded that vaping is not health, but its approximately 95% less harmful
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by lbj 8y ago
This looks just like AWesomeWM - Only more awesome!
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by lbj 8y ago
Reading about a 19 year old kid, grinding through that incredible ordeal is just awe inspiring. I think his constant re-focusing on creating value for creators and employees first has been his guardrail against total failure in toughest of
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by lbj 8y ago
Wouldn't it effectively erase the knowledge though? It would'nt be searched out when relevant. And no I dont view ill gotten evidence as a similar issue, seeing that the 'gained knowledge' is so narrow in it's scope
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by lbj 8y ago
Destroying the knowledge now is counter productive and if anything it makes all lives lost in vain
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by lbj 8y ago
I would say it's standard in most western countries.
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by lbj 8y ago
This has happened countless times: A very ill received proposal meets sufficient public resistance to be publicly labeled as "defeated", only to resurface in an almost identical version months/years later. It seems obvious th

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