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nyolfen
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+1, you can host your own server as well https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
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what cost do you mean? time/electricity? reagents? or the cost of someone else charging more for more reads?
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these are not mutually exclusive claims
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once again, not a moral claim or even disputing that apollo was exceptional — but that does not change the fact that this reflects a slower rate of innovation
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it supports the OP's statement that the rate of innovation is slowing down, it's not a moral claim
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it took 3x+ longer than the apollo program took to put somebody on the moon
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5y ago
you don't have to trust anyone or examine the code -- simply watch what happens. btc as a protocol has gone a decade without any security flaws discovered or exploited. shitty smart contracts get exploited.
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freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences. google is a private company and can show whatever they want.
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they may have threatened extradition, even if the jp authorities wouldn’t have followed through it would be a useful tactic
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they are often actual cia agents, which means collecting humint and building sources and networks. eg https://cryptocomb.org
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you may be thinking of the logjam attack on dhke
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i literally linked a citation at the bottom of the post
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> There must be some reason Lisp is so popular on HN. sicp is a really good book, but also: https://marktarver.com/bipolar.html
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1/3 of americans as of a few months ago https://www.publichealth.columbia.edu/public-health-now/news...
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80% of SA has already been infected and thus has some measure of immunity and prior culling, as well as an average age 1-2 decades younger than most developed nations https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08
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https://darkcrystal.pw
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> Damore wasn't burned at the stake or shot in the head; he was fired from one especially cushy software job at a giant, publicly-traded company. perhaps you missed the part where he was defamed and slandered in international press.
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standardized test scores, that is to say IQ test scores, are by far the strongest predictors of success available in any domain of the social sciences; nothing comes close, not even wealth. obviously high scores are no guarantee of anything
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this might be the definition of human experiment in everyday speech but it is not for the purposes of an IRB -- they would have to be collecting PII from the subjects
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Chinese Spies Accused of Using Huawei in Secret Australia Telecom Hack
(bloomberg.com)
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breaking the windshield is the cheapest option to replace
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i remember dreaming about something like this almost 20 years ago, when understanding torrents drew me into learning about networking and computing generally. huge props, it fills me with a warm feeling to see that these systems are not jus
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it strikes me as extremely naive to take this at face value. see https://www.reuters.com/article/us-dea-sod-idUSBRE97409R2013... much more likely -- sigint tooling was applied to identify ulbricht, bulk metadata was tu
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i use sendgrid for a small project because it's free and has template support, but the site is unbelievably unresponsive. it takes 30+ seconds for anything to load. we have a paid account at work and it's exactly the same, so it
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how big is the local db?
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gwern legitimately deserves a 'genius grant' more than anyone the macarthur foundation has awarded one to recently
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maybe peasant is a better allegory; he works the lord's lands solely at the lord's discretion, keeps a tiny share of what is produced and is ejected at will
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see also Geeks, MOPs, and sociopaths in subculture evolution https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
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> I wish we would stop framing such articles like "Le gasp! These primitive, uneducated people actually had impressive medical techniques!" nothing in the article suggests this, and nobody who knows who the byzantines were thin
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> You'll know Bitcoin has failed if cryptocurrency exchanges become the banks of the future. The entire idea behind Bitcoin is money without banks or the baggage they bring. the 'entire idea' is a monetary system that isn&
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