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by loceng 3y ago
Failing to update or by design for bad actors-tyrant wannabes continue with things like easier voter fraud?
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by loceng 3y ago
What's the most nefarious use cases possible for these? Voter fraud? Single individual could go around to a bunch of different voting polls too?
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by loceng 3y ago
"Challenge accepted!"
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by loceng 3y ago
And here I will interject and argue a third point that it's primarily an organizational problem, and I am already working on it. Not ready to spill the beans yet though on my projects, first have low back surgery tomorrow to get an art
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by loceng 3y ago
Could you elucidate how exactly "standard crypto" would stop such a thing?
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by loceng 3y ago
Seems like this should be in a list somewhere with that big sized keyboard history book that was on HN last week?
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by loceng 3y ago
More car crashes, more broken lights - more sales for white head lights! Profit!
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by loceng 3y ago
Good question I suppose in need of clarification. Regardless I think not being able to comment or report an observation in a thread you're seeing a certain pattern on is problematic, and suppresses conversation of otherwise legitimate
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by loceng 3y ago
Might I suggest a complementary future feature set of load testing?
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by loceng 3y ago
I've always wondered about this mindset. For me, due to life circumstances of severe chronic pain, until relatively recently my life and projects were mostly on hold. To cope with my projects "dying" 10+ years ago from no lon
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by loceng 3y ago
It definitely seems like there needs to be a vested financial interest, where a larger and highly profitable organization like YCombinator and its portfolio of companies, are willing to fund operating costs. I feel for dang sometimes here o
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by loceng 3y ago
Prophecy generally falls in line with "any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” If you have enough real-world data, and learned the patterns of history, along with fundamental principles that seem to be pr
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by loceng 3y ago
Indeed, you'd have to have very clear specifications and perhaps sample prints that can be ordered to get samples of various qualities available; and then public review/rating system would be necessary for people to build up cred.
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by loceng 3y ago
The training for dentists and full protocol-processes followed, and has been evolving, is from Las Vegas Institute - https://www.lviglobal.com They have a directory listing of the dentists who have done their various courses. NO
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by loceng 3y ago
Yes, that's one of the tools they use. The training for dentists and full protocol-processes followed, and has been evolving, is from Las Vegas Institute - https://www.lviglobal.com
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by loceng 3y ago
When a system is corrupted, mostly yes.
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by loceng 3y ago
I think it is - where only one or two US politicians have said anything "against" Israel at all - being Rand Paul and Bernie Sanders, the latter which simply said, paraphrase, "maybe we should make sure we're following U
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by loceng 3y ago
The rent seeking aspect of the any industrial complex is driven by manufactured consent, for politicians to pillage the public coffers they have access to, and so it's heavily overpriced - the price not driven by free market but by war
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by loceng 3y ago
I think it's likely a bad idea at this point to bet against Elon - he seems to make more good decisions than bad decisions, and is able to attract and keep the talent that is enabling his companies to snowball exponentially towards rea
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by loceng 3y ago
I recently found a line of knowledge-practice relating to holistic dentistry specifically that acknowledges and addresses biomechanical-physiological aspects of the bite. E.g. occlusion issues with the teeth, where the jaw is unable to land
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by loceng 3y ago
TL;DR - Could fake AI child abuse content be being pumped out as part of manufacturing consent from the general population to bring in more controlling policy to then implement a totalitarian state?
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by loceng 3y ago
This feels like a perfect use case for a RFP marketplace that I think the world desperately needs - and then perhaps there can be a few individuals or organizations who would do such small orders, and maybe that's all they do - and the
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by loceng 3y ago
So, maybe it a law - but requiring parents-guardians to enforce it, and not the state - sounds like a reasonable inbetween?
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by loceng 3y ago
Agreed, it wouldn't be insider trading - just fraud - with potential horrible unintended but predictable consequences; of which the person(s) buying the stock around that orchestrated event happens would be complicit in. There's p
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by loceng 3y ago
Huh, so sabotage of a flight on a plane where it's very plausibly related to ongoing quality control is a viable method of generating profit without suspicion - so long as the mechanic who sabotaged door to low off isn't the same
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by loceng 3y ago
Good cop, bad cop theatre of what I call the establishment division.
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by loceng 3y ago
Do you need fog if lasers aiming at the board?
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by loceng 3y ago
Peace is dead; long live peace.
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by loceng 3y ago
Your starting with ad hominem is becoming a regular occurrence on HN; you're clearly not mature or developed enough to be worth engaging with if ad hominem is your starting point due to lacking emotional regulation and strength to any
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by loceng 3y ago
I guess part of karmic consequence of "move fast and break things" motto - especially when it comes to not caring to develop or have forethought on security-safety concerns for what such a system, a digital version of The Facebook

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