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by op03 6y ago
Interesting. Thanks for posting about it.
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by op03 6y ago
Interesting. Hadn't heard about this before. Curious about how it is used by the public. And can businesses login and check too?
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Richard Stallman: A Discussion on Freedom, Privacy and Cryptocurrencies(cointelegraph.com)
2 points by op03 6y ago|1 comments
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by op03 6y ago
Also once you learn how to ignore the ethical stuff it tends to repeat. Just like bad coding habits. There is no point wasting energy and time around such people if they don't share the same values. It's not complicated (requires
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by op03 6y ago
Such a boring forgettable man. Sounds like he has no human contact. All large corps have such hyper effeciant corporate robots keeping the factory lights on. Nothing to see here unless you study robots.
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by op03 6y ago
> Can we just acknowledge for a moment... They are not "weirdly rogue political activist type employees". They are normal people reacting to the abnormality that is Facebook. I mean which tech company has ever produced the kind
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by op03 6y ago
How do the randomly located specialist T-Cells that "clone into a battalion" after the messenger cell show up know where to go in the body? Do they just fan out in all directions? Or is there some spl navigation mechanism? Any goo
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Psychopathy in the Workplace(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by op03 6y ago|0 comments
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by op03 6y ago
Recommend - Niall Ferguson's book The Square and the Tower about how the same networks exist in all communities - science, business, politics etc etc. As to the journos, human behavior doesn't change so easily by just showing peop
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by op03 6y ago
yeah...was just wondering which port is ever going to seize and store chemicals like that now. Probably no one wanted to touch it and it just got stuck there.
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by op03 6y ago
Which building is the root of the blast? I can't tell. Looks like everything got leveled.
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by op03 6y ago
When you feel pointless - find simple problems you already know how to fix, that you can solve with skills you already have. Github issue trackers are a good place to find them. Just pick projects you feel are doing something good. here are
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Adaptation in Action – The Spider Tailed Horned Viper(twitter.com)
2 points by op03 6y ago|0 comments
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by op03 6y ago
Needs lot more imagination than what you see on the Mozilla discussion boards. Which is mostly people just reacting to issues like a mom and pop store reacting to Walmart. But timelines in brick and mortar land are very different from how t
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by op03 6y ago
Also DARPA - https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/how-a-secre... There were comments in HN predictions threads for 2020/for the next decade etc talking about pandemics. The hive mind belches out some i
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by op03 6y ago
Next gen because of what? Being more addictive?
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by op03 6y ago
Do the math. The odds of someone targeting you (just for kicks) aren't that high. But don't tell Glenn Greenwald that cause then he has to go find something else to scare you with, to capture your attention in our current useless
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by op03 6y ago
Well intentioned comment, but that works when people share the same optimizing view towards life. Think about how many people within your own extended family do this? Take a guess, deliver this talk to them and track through life how many f
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by op03 6y ago
Well this is why we need more Dumb Bankers. It would work out better than bailing out the mindlessly ambitious pseudosmart ones every 2 years. Nature has provided us a surplus. We must use it.
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by op03 6y ago
I use twitter for that. Don't follow journos/news orgs. Just follow topics and saved search terms.
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by op03 6y ago
Who you are surrounded by in those first few years makes a big difference to future trajectory, atleast it did for me, so I'll say find ways to be useful to good people i.e. people who teach/push you/make you think/ampli
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by op03 6y ago
They are fickle sort of like a Hurricane. Feels like over the last 20 year we have learnt how to scale things up quick i.e. spin up a hurricane. What the hurricane does after its created or whether its controllable at all no one really know
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by op03 6y ago
Interesting. Thanks for that.
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by op03 6y ago
Maybe the US 15-20 years ago. Now it really depends on how many friends you have in DC.
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Do Human crowds during protests resemble animal swarming behavior?(wired.com)
49 points by op03 6y ago|33 comments
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by op03 6y ago
> spiking neuromorphic processor what is this pls?
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Virtual tour: Flower hunting in Kyoto with Mori the forest dog(straitstimes.com)
1 points by op03 6y ago|0 comments
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by op03 6y ago
Donalds fan club thinks he is genius too. Obama's fan club thinks he deserves the Nobel Peace prize. Elon's fan club is convinced a boring red dirt ball where nothing lives is the place to be. Greta's fanclub think she is Jes
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by op03 6y ago
We get time travel by 2034 so no issues - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Titor
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by op03 6y ago
I feel we need public bug trackers that extend beyond software issues. Where tech companies are creating economic issues, social issues, psychological issues, political issues, legal issues etc there needs to be public bug tracking on each.

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