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minitoar
6y ago
You can definitely use conjugated verbs: "All words labeled as a part of speech (including those listed of foreign origin, and as archaic, obsolete, colloquial, slang, etc.) are permitted with the exception of the following: words alwa
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minitoar
6y ago
I guess not all rural places are the same.
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minitoar
6y ago
In rural places you only have SMS. The walled garden is where all the communication is happening.
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minitoar
6y ago
Thanks for the response. Care to elaborate?
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minitoar
6y ago
I’d imagine they’re not completely immune, eg if you can demonstrate criminal intent the immunity probably doesn’t apply.
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minitoar
6y ago
I am skeptical that commoners and govt officials will experience this the same way.
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minitoar
6y ago
I cannot maintain a state of alarm for years on end.
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minitoar
6y ago
This shouldn’t be alarming. This is consistent with the behavior we’ve been seeing all year. This is status quo.
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minitoar
6y ago
This uses ads b exchange so it shows a lot more than eg flightradar or radarbox.
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Ford Pinto Retrospective Safety Analysis
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
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minitoar
6y ago
Sort of an odd use of the “oid” suffix which means “like” or “resembling”. “Like a fact, but not”.
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minitoar
6y ago
Student’s T always seemed odd to me.
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minitoar
6y ago
This is more like all the contract workers are getting laid off and you give yourself a bonus, then leave the company.
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minitoar
6y ago
They will keep getting smashed up. People don't like to shop for luxury goods in a shop with boarded up windows.
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minitoar
6y ago
I really enjoyed it! It is quite short. It's pretty funny.
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minitoar
6y ago
In the Murderbot series the ships are similar in that the AI is apparently inseparable form the ship, although they are more like eager-to-please pets or children. IIRC The Minds have their own agendas and moral compass.
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minitoar
6y ago
Reminds me of Warning Forever, which would generate 2d spaceships: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warning_Forever
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minitoar
6y ago
This is what I thought the article was going to be until I clicked through.
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minitoar
6y ago
Ah I was hoping this was going to pithy/comedic.
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minitoar
6y ago
It is common in the sense that it's done frequently enough that we don't need to reinvent it. Most orgs don't want that level of security & inconvenience. FWIW I personally have never encountered it.
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minitoar
6y ago
I’m glad you are able to move your use case easily!
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minitoar
6y ago
Even without serverless you are pretty locked in. Things like Terraform help but the level of cloud integration required for a complex system is pretty overwhelming.
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minitoar
6y ago
If your security model requires people to never open an untrusted link in their browser, you just cannot allow open Internet access
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minitoar
6y ago
It’s not pointless if you are entertained by your own perhaps useless creation.
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minitoar
7y ago
To me this seems to be no worse and possibly more efficient than our current system.
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Capturing the Covid-19 Demogorgon (a.k.a. Spike) in Action
(foldingathome.org)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Interana was YC W13
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Twitter Acquires Interana
(twitter.com)
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7y ago
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Coronavirus – What we’re doing and how you can help
(foldingathome.org)
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minitoar
7y ago
Even if people are out being infectious for a full day before they test positive it’s a massive improvement.
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