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by paulnpace 6mo ago
I had this idea for dirt-cheap colo where it's just a warehouse that has warehouse racks for putting whatever you want on the rack. Rates based on linear feet, bandwidth, and power consumption. Power would be delivered with a 15-minute
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Dorsey sure does promote the shit out of Bitcoin on all his socials.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
And, of course, they will prove it using their digital IDs.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
This was my thought. I mined Bitcoin super early in the project on a spare computer. It sat for at least a week before I went back to it and discovered that it was unresponsive. Formatted the drive and tried some other nerd thing.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
What about ONI? They invented TOR.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
> It's very plausible to see the name on a mailbox (or meet the person) and think "that'd be a cool handle." Indeed. Would anyone on the short list have known of this neighbor?
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Does that blogger discuss metadata, at all? I'm not saying the stuff pointed out in various non-Signal tools isn't valid, but I don't see any discussions on the dangers of metadata.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
But you couldn't watch 8 hours of movies and shows in a single sitting.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Reddit is on the first page or at the top for well over half of my searches. Sometimes I find myself in complete physical-memory typing -site:reddit.com.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
This is just organizational structure. "For-profit" doesn't mean "profitable". Also, the organization is "wholly owned" by a non-profit, so if there are profits declared in the form of dividends, those div
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
Years ago, SF pedestrians took care of this problem by punching bicyclists until they stopped riding their bicycles on the sidewalk.
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
> At some point, you have to cut off previous technologies because virtually everyone's moved to something better. No, this has not changed for the entire time physical tickets haxe existed. What has changed is the level of greed pr
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
> Anyone who wants to let me know something about my blog can message me on social media. But, can they?
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by paulnpace 6mo ago
I have wondered if animal husbandry played a larger role than agriculture, alone. The horse, as we know it, altered all of civilization.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
My understanding is Congress critters are immune from insider trading laws and their offices don't have to follow minimum wage laws. Hard to see such a law from actually affecting them.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
Where is the demand for this feature coming from?
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
All of the major freeway expansions I have experienced required at least two years to complete. During these periods, lanes in the construction zone were heavily constricted, resulting in all of the roads surrounding the expansion project b
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
Bad actors use Tolkien. Good actors use Orwell.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
One word is two words.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
My understandig is that in private settings, third-party consent has a very difficult legal bar to meet.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
So, if instead of installing a bunch of apps, setting up search filters, and refreshing browser tabs on my phone ever 15-30 minutes, then the instant something meets my parameters I immediately leave work and, if possible, make a deposit on
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
I'm not clear: does Econ 201 inform us as to how demand and supply are not related to price?
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
Not very useful when most of the pages are default web server pages.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
"AI" is readily abundant all over the place, yet has no profit. I no longer believe the observably false claims that profit is somehow causal to availability.
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What happens when an autonomous robotaxi gets into an accident?(twitter.com)
1 points by paulnpace 7mo ago|0 comments
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We will come to regret our every use of AI(libresolutions.network)
24 points by paulnpace 7mo ago|2 comments
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
Probably as long as the mail server responds with not delivered. Really, it would be better to have a lawyer go through the decision than laypeople parsing a judge.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
They email from invalid addresses, so you cannot respond.
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by paulnpace 7mo ago
Another factor is storing everything, forever.

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