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by oneJob 11y ago
This is more or less an explicit version of the implicit tactics which, implemented as a whole, comprise the credit score system in the USofA. For a very direct take on the topic (there are other works on the issue, as it is backed by a fai
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by oneJob 11y ago
I would like to see settlements of this sort for wrongful arrest. Police can arrest persons without stating the reason why, and come up with the reason at a later time. The person can be released if the police don't have enough evidenc
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by oneJob 11y ago
Before Silicon Valley gets all flattered, consider: "Soifer has long studied the proportion of Harvard MBAs who pursue careers in finance; when more than 3 in 10 head for Wall Street, it's time for investors to sell, he says.&quot
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by oneJob 11y ago
I get and agree with focusing resources where you get the most payoff. But there is also something to be said for product differentiation. These two features definitely differentiate Firefox from Chrome and Safari, and do so in a useful way
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US Navy Has Recreated the Teaser Trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens(metro.co.uk)
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by oneJob 11y ago
All that "non-profit" means is, from Wikipedia, : "A non-profit organization is an organization that uses its surplus revenues to further achieve its purpose or mission, rather than distributing its surplus income to the orga
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Microsoft Windows 10 allegedly deletes downloads from the Pirate Bay(ibtimes.com.au)
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by oneJob 11y ago
I had a sorta different reaction. I thought, it'd be amazing if everyone at Facebook had the option to take two months off for paternity leave and prioritize family over business without worrying about losing their job or good favor wi
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At NeXT, Steve Jobs Was ‘obsessed’ with Returning to Apple(cultofmac.com)
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by oneJob 11y ago
To be part of the team that sends humanity to Mars? Sign me up!
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by oneJob 11y ago
Yeah, I hate the vernacular definition of the word too but, it would have required more words to say it the other, better way. Slash. Have read the book.
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by oneJob 11y ago
Perhaps this is the validating proof that commerce on the Internet has finally matured. There is a disruptive technology (ad-blocking) that is an existential threat to some of the largest companies on the web (Google, Yahoo, Facebook, et al
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by oneJob 11y ago
I misread as "How we should talk to AIs." Thought this was the AI (aka Stephan Wolfram) telling humans how it'd prefer we interact with it.
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Elon Musk: Have you got the drive to work for Tesla?(telegraph.co.uk)
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"Patients want ban on doctors taking money from prescription drug companies"
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Data science at petabyte scale is helping explain global trends(wired.co.uk)
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Meta, an Artificial Intelligence Platform for Science, Receives $6M in Funding(techvibes.com)
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Japanese artificial intelligence passes university exams(dailymail.co.uk)
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Emoshape's emotional processing chip gives gaming/ai devices emotional awareness(zdnet.com)
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Population coupling(nature.com)
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Comp. linguistics of 'Alice in Wonderland' leads researchers into the brain(medicalxpress.com)
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Virginia Tech to be first in the nation to create a school of neuroscience(collegiatetimes.com)
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by oneJob 11y ago
Good talk.
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My bad. I said mutually exclusive. I meant and should have said independent. Which I would have meant to mean, since ethics pervades all human endeavors, and science is a human endeavor, they are not completely independent. So yeah, that&#x
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by oneJob 11y ago
You've grossly mischaracterized my argument. I'm not sure you understood my argument. Normally I'd not reply or reply rather dryly, but given that you've taken to implying that I'm "sticking my head into the gr
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by oneJob 11y ago
I would argue that your premise that science and ethics are mutually exclusive (they must be if you can say good/bad for science but good/bad for ethics) is completely, utterly false. science := 1) the intellectual and practical
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by oneJob 11y ago
Check out the book "Money: The Unauthorized Biography". It does an excellent job making an argument that a sovereign that loses control of the primary currency loses control of political primacy. This isn't just about terrori
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All awesome points. I host my own email on pretty much the same line of reasoning. The "more lucrative attack target" is a great point I hadn't factored in.
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One of the most important issues raised by this article is that of enforcement. That the US Government is employed to enforce DRM is non trivial. Imagine you left a magnificent gold brick on your porch on the way out to work. You reason, it
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by oneJob 11y ago
I can't wait for the detailed HN post explaining how this scheme was defeated.

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