meshr

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by meshr 10y ago
Why do you care about society? You seem much smarter than them. Or do you want just to be a slave of your physiology (genes) like most of the people? Otherwise see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWbRO1rWB9M
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by meshr 10y ago
I never understand this ‘qualia’ problem. For me, it looks like it is not scientific at all due to occam's razor principle. Is there smth like Turning test for ‘qualia’?
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by meshr 10y ago
But what if the consciousness is just a notion for the systems that reach certain level of complexity, i.e. can solve the same easy problems as human brain can. I mean there is no qualitative difference between programmed robot and us, but
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by meshr 10y ago
They should help to build decentralized no-border alternative to facebook and be paid for this. Facebook is insane and all its users will sponsor worlds biggest censorship. Next step, facebook will sell censorship rights to anyone.
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by meshr 10y ago
What's a shame. So all facebook users will sponsor worlds biggest censorship. Next step, facebook will sell censorship rights to anyone.
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by meshr 10y ago
Roscomnadzor will prevent using Internet one day with applauding russians. For what to herds are the gifts of freedom? Pushkin
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by meshr 10y ago
LinkedIn denied to play by rules of idiots. Shame on Google etc who supports and promotes censorship by accepting the rules of censorship. Internet ends when every country will start to force everyone else to do what they think is good.
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by meshr 10y ago
Internet ends when every country will start to force everyone else to do what they think is good. In digital world physical geo-location doesn’t matter unless you want to fool someone. You can store data in Russia but give access to it to C
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by meshr 10y ago
May be because he is aimed to find out objective truth but not to make money on lie
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by meshr 10y ago
No one knows. No one cares too. The gist of this action is to use censorship as a tool to make money.
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by meshr 10y ago
What if someone violates 242-FZ? His website will be blocked i.e. censored. 242-FZ is about destroying the Internet.
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by meshr 10y ago
Because in digital world physical geo-location doesn’t matter at all unless you want to fool someone. Google can store data in Russia but give access to it to CIA. Google can store data in USA but make it impossible to access by CIA.
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by meshr 10y ago
I’m sure that now both CIA and Kremlin have access to user data in Russia. So in reality user data becomes less and less secure after such actions.
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by meshr 10y ago
Does Germany block access to websites? Does it make Google to pay for datacenters in Germany to avoid being blocked (censored) in Germany? Internet ends when every country will start to force everyone else to do what they think is good.
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by meshr 10y ago
It is about using censorship as a weapon to reach someone’s interests. Can’t you understand that it will kill Internet one day? LinkedIn as long as 50000 other websites are blocked in Russia now. Putin is a dictator. He never protects the
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by meshr 10y ago
Respect to LinkedIn as they don't play by rules of idiots. Shame on Google etc who supports and promotes censorship by accepting the rules of censorship
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by meshr 10y ago
Does it work for mesh networks? In ad-hoc or similar modern modes?
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by meshr 10y ago
Is there alternative to patent system for anyone who just want to have a prove that he was first (just in case)? Something like store patent in blockchain.
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by meshr 10y ago
The problem with the attacks like this that civilized people have enough technology to stop this from happening but don’t have enough political power to make changes. I wonder why civilized people allow this to happen again and again. The p
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by meshr 10y ago
Except for when someone’s government asks to remove content. For example, this link http://web.archive.org/web/20150618110931/http://ozpp.ru/pam... was removed from Internet Archive machine by Russ
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by meshr 10y ago
I think that we need to implement a new layer between software and users to solve this problem (like antiviruses do this nowadays but they solve very narrow problem). It should be like Wikipedia so everyone can fix bugs. There should be als
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by meshr 11y ago
I have another idea why we sleep: the reason lays in physics, it happens because the sun is not shining all the day. So the living creatures had to create a mechanism to be more active while daylight. That is why all “garbage collection” ac
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by meshr 11y ago
As it was mentioned earlier we can’t think about “absolute truth" in terms of math because math is appliance science. It is like a language. The root science is physics and only it owns “absolute truth", the real axioms and implic
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by meshr 11y ago
Thanks for the link. Here is good article about it http://www.nature.com/news/machine-ethics-the-robot-s-dilemm... IMHO, trolley problem is too theoretical. Firstly, these binary events are far from reality based on pr
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by meshr 11y ago
"Programs such as this one do not, at least in my humble opinion, threaten the legal profession writ large" Is there someone who has opposite opinion? Where can I read about it? I believe that in ideal world programs should make c
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by meshr 11y ago
And here you can pay by bitcoins https://hostigation.com/?page=SSL
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by meshr 11y ago
As I can see all solutions listed in this thread is to protect yourself better and let fraud happens for less protected merchants. The real solution is to fight back against fraud. All fraud attempts must be recorded in the public space, f
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by meshr 11y ago
I have a question, why not to solve the bitcoin issues another way: by decreasing the amount of transactions by changing the way of paying with bitcoins. I suggest using bitcoin wallets as a cash banknotes and send bitcoin private keys (i.