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by mozumder 9y ago
So, what are they going to do about it?
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by mozumder 9y ago
What part of "the Nazi party has already waged war against the US" do you not understand? We literally declared war against them, and killed them wholesale. Are you saying we should stop declaring war against Nazis?
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by mozumder 9y ago
If you didn't want to be arrested, then you shouldn't be a member of a group that has waged war against the US? It's a good idea to arrest violent people. Don't be the libertarian theory nerd that thinks of people as ac
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by mozumder 9y ago
Libertarian nerds. You see this a lot in engineering circles. Too much hope, idealism and theory, not enough real-world socialization. We have to identify and solve the problem of libertarianism wherever it pops up. There's something
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by mozumder 9y ago
It seems people have no idea that Nazis are actually extremely violent people. I'm not talking about your average racist, but people that identify with the Nazi party. Violence is central to their philosophy. If you actually met any
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by mozumder 9y ago
> Libel and copyright violations are not criminalized (civil law, rather than criminal law, applies). No, both of those definitely also involve criminal statutes. Also, another example of criminalized speech is sedition. And didn't
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by mozumder 9y ago
> You could equally and more accurately say government governs under the permission of the people. Indeed, which is why we limit freedom of speech. These things don't happen without the public's approval. This isn't the w
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by mozumder 9y ago
> We criminalize exactly one form of speech: speech that creates exigent danger. What are these 'many' forms that you speak of? We criminalize all sorts of speech, everything from libel to copyrighted works. You live in a count
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by mozumder 9y ago
It's perfectly fine to criminalize dangerous thoughts. We criminalize many forms of speech already. You live in the real world, not a theoretical world. The problem with libertarians and other freedom-lovers is they have a simplistic
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by mozumder 9y ago
Can't any prosecutor gain access to those videos via subpoena anyways?
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by mozumder 9y ago
> Also the transition table might be an actual SQL table as well instead of switch-cases in a function. That would likely add an unnecessary read and slow things down just a little bit.
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by mozumder 9y ago
Why'd they have to make the front look like the GM EV1? That looks like ass. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_EV1
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Seattle startup Convoy raises $62 million in funding led by Y Combinator(bloomberg.com)
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Pennsylvania police stumble on $40M Bitcoin scam(msn.com)
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by mozumder 9y ago
> Remember kids--and by kids, I mean fellow scientists--every presentation serves to either help secure or maintain funding. What's the point of this statement? Funding is how things happen - these things don't happen out of th
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by mozumder 9y ago
Going beyond the tech into the business side, at $500 million a pop for the smaller SPARC sized fusion reactors. There's an opportunity for startup funding for this. Probably a market of 1,000-10,000 of these smaller reactors around th
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MIT's Pathway to Fusion Energy [video](youtube.com)
129 points by mozumder 9y ago|34 comments
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by mozumder 9y ago
Probably a better way to figure out the real employment numbers behind eCommerce is to trace the economy behind an average persons yearly consumption with and without Ecommerce. If the average person is spending more with eCommerce then you
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by mozumder 9y ago
Intel has also learned from each generation. CISC is very efficient. They do the most ops per transistor.
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by mozumder 9y ago
Go to any Michelin star restaurant. The last thing they care about is nutritional value. Their primary concern is taste. Food quality is defined by taste, not nutritional value. This applies both at the low end and high end.
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by mozumder 9y ago
If it tastes good, then it's not trash.
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by mozumder 9y ago
Sync to the cloud, then reset the device at the border, then restore from cloud after that.
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by mozumder 9y ago
If they're doing dodging/burning, then they could really use the processing on raw files instead of jpegs. The dynamic range is obviously limited when dodging/burning jpegs, as you can see from the flat clouds and blown high
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by mozumder 9y ago
Static business home IP address from your ISP and your own server.
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Cymothoa exigua, or the tongue-eating louse.(instagram.com)
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by mozumder 9y ago
Integrated QuickAssist tech is an underrated feature here, and should speed up response times for web servers.
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by mozumder 9y ago
> Once they found it in the 2016 images, the astronomers found it in other data as well. The apparent brightness of the star changed over time in the images. While a blue supergiant can change its brightness, it’s more likely LS1 is movi
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by mozumder 9y ago
One person's tax is another person's "things and services government can buy for cheaper than I can." They've just given a $140 million incentive for people to move into the city.
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How the Death of a Muslim Recruit Revealed a Culture of Brutality in the Marines(nytimes.com)
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by mozumder 9y ago
We do car-to-car communications already via signaling. Bad actors also exist right now and are handled via regulations. The same will happen under autonomous systems. The final check will be sensors, but the system relies on cooperation.

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