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maaku
10y ago
I'm not sure what that has to do with age of responsibility? The statistical facts are there to show that people under the age of 25 have generally impaired judgement compared with those over. (Among other things that's why you ca
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maaku
10y ago
Mildly related, but for a while I've felt we should change the age of majority / self responsibility to age 25. It would improve a lot of things about society...
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maaku
10y ago
5th amendment: "No person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself." How does this not apply here?
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maaku
10y ago
> You can be compelled to provide fingerprints based on a warrant; I'm unsurprised (and not particularly bothered) that you can be compelled to use them on your own device. 5th amendment.
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maaku
10y ago
> ...On the other hand, the screenshots are from Windows. Windows! Are we really to believe Satoshi uses Windows? Yes. This is the one part of the whole story that doesn't smell. The first version of Bitcoin was windows-only.
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maaku
10y ago
No, it is (supposedly) a longer document of which only a portion is shown in a screenshot.
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maaku
10y ago
The message isn't provided.
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maaku
10y ago
You should lookup the Rothschilds sometime.
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maaku
10y ago
> 'IFdyaWdodCwgaXQgaXMgbm90IHRoZSBzYW1lIGFzIGlmIEkgc2lnbiBDcmFpZyBXcmlnaHQsIFNhdG9zaGkuCgo='.decode('base64') > ' Wright, it is not the same as if I sign Craig Wright, Satoshi.\n\n'
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maaku
10y ago
I read that. He doesn't give the message that is signed (just the digest and a screen shot of a small portion of the file). Without the actual data, this can't be verified.
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maaku
10y ago
> EDIT: Well nevermind, here is the public cryptographic proof: http://www.drcraigwright.net/jean-paul-sartre-signing-signif... . Really? That just looks like a much too long (targeted to journalists) description of ECDSA
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maaku
10y ago
Lots of text. Where's the signature?
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maaku
10y ago
Sad that there was no mention / evaluation of RISC-V in this post, which attempts to resolve exactly the problems he identifies...
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maaku
10y ago
Hurd was never a viable alternative for reasons that have nothing to do with the mono/micro distinction.
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maaku
10y ago
You get social security back.
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maaku
10y ago
If Jeff Bezos never sells, where's the income?
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maaku
10y ago
That you can use "creative tax accounting" to avoid paying your share hasn't been true for decades due to the AMT. The onus is really on you to explain what you mean, or cite a source here.
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maaku
10y ago
> The top 10% have 50% of the income, and the top 1% have 22% of it. So? That's about income inequality. That's not the discussion here. The relevant question is: do that 10% or 1% pay a lower, higher, or equal effective tax ra
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maaku
10y ago
No middle class person in the United States "pays more" than an upper class person, unless that person is actually evading taxes and destined for prison. It is simply mathematically impossible due to the AMT. The ONLY caveat to th
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maaku
10y ago
I am without exaggeration an order of magnitude more productive in my life and in my work because of proper task management. And because I use a comprehensive system like GTD, I typically don't let things slip through the cracks either
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maaku
10y ago
Org-mode has embraced the emacs philosophy with respect to workflow management. It is a document formatting language which has been co-opted into doing pretty much all aspects of workflow management -- tasks, reminders, calendars, etc. I pe
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maaku
10y ago
That is brilliant. Thank you.
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maaku
10y ago
I somehow misread that as 'use Lojban' and was momentarily both confused and delighted :\
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maaku
10y ago
Everything is "scientific" so long as it is subjected to unbiased skeptical experimental evaluation. That's all it means to be "scientific."
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maaku
10y ago
This is what I was responding to. I happen to think occultists are wrong (as in: factually incorrect in their beliefs). But they are entitled to think whatever they want, so that's not a problem. What is a problem is objecting to dat
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maaku
10y ago
I'm talking about Dropbox.
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maaku
10y ago
Tensorflow is just a development framework. It's not a plug and play solution.
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maaku
10y ago
The concept of a flywheel goes back much further than that.
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maaku
10y ago
How is it fair use to use your competition's trademarks in branding your own projects? If that's the case, I've got a Googl search engine I'd like to sell you.
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maaku
10y ago
Downvoted because when I click "comments" I want to see comments about the article, not some unrelated system.
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