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pryce
7y ago
Especially given that the "Video Game Industry" probably represents a pretty large group of heterogenous, idiosyncratic chat protocols, which I certainly would be interested in if I were the Chinese Govt.
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pryce
7y ago
> "Why do you think LGBT rights (first item on your list) is something that should be discussed at work? There are laws against discrimination and companies have to comply, but I don't see a good reason why this kind of topic s
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pryce
7y ago
The "we're not being political" approach also fails at an earlier hurdle; which is that the decision to not allow "political" discussion at work -and the decision to refuse to review taking business from hate gro
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pryce
7y ago
command + ` on macOS is alt-tabb within the current app
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pryce
7y ago
I don't have much experience in cryptography, so this may be a stupid question, but I've always wondered about whether Elliptic Curve cryptography opens up some possibilities for partially decentralizing encryption standards. My
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7y ago
Oh, actually I'm also interested in how you made the levels. Because of the computational difficulty of solving similar things (eg the three-body problem is hard) and you've got several variables to work with, did you just experim
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pryce
7y ago
I like it. Only thing I'd change is maybe the stars to be a fainter, more blue hue, and maybe have them as points or subtly x shaped, just to help visually distinguish the ball.
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7y ago
The AG's father, Donald Barr, also [may have] hired Epstein as a math and science teacher at the Dalton School where Donald Barr was Prinicpal, despite Epstein seemingly lacking appropriate credentials [1]. William Barr was either a s
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pryce
7y ago
It's only implied, but surely the idea is that "CSC" oriented people expect conversations to swap speaker-listener roles through the current speaker yielding rather than through an assertion by the current listener.
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7y ago
The advantage is clarity in the calling function. With type safety checks, you're mostly eliminating a class of problem by ensuring coders don't call the function with some argumetn of a type they didn't mean to. But suppose
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7y ago
Her point is that this tech was outdated in 2001. Her point is that the people funding and supporting this research were mislead across multiple ways: * misled about state of the existing tech * outrageous and unsubstantiated claims of it
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7y ago
Thank you for clarifying this, and I have noticed and shared the same concern about these articles putting words in Stallman's mouth. Please note, I am one of the people in tech who thinks Stallman should resign from leadership roles f
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7y ago
1) President of the FSF is a leadership position. 2) It would take a staggering feat of mental gymnastics to suggest Dr. Stallman's idiosyncratic role at CSAIL -described variously as "visiting scientist"- absolves him of hav
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7y ago
The conditions that apply to an "Ethics tutorial in a philosophy paper" aren't universally applicable, and that isn't a sign of something being wrong. It took me a while to understand this myself. Suppose you wished to d
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7y ago
It looks like you're right about that reader beign confused. To clarify further, however, Minksy was not dead "before any of this hit the news"; he died in January 2016. Claims against Epstein had significant publicity much e
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pryce
7y ago
Minsky arranged a second conference with Epstein, on Epstein's private island in 2011 [1]. What sources were you using that implied Minsky's contact with Epstein stopped 10 years before that? [1] https://www.pr.com/
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pryce
7y ago
This is not helpful, please delete this.
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pryce
7y ago
What specifically were the charges laid in 2007, and which charge(s) was he convicted on as part of his 2008 plea agreement?
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pryce
7y ago
I'm talking about Epstein's 2008 conviction after the in-all-likelihood corrupt plea deal, not his pending 2019 trial.
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7y ago
I don't believe you responded cjbprime's point here at all . To make it 100% clear: the most sympathetic reading of Minksy's defense seems highly implausible: that he noticed and objected to prostituion of girls on Epsteins
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7y ago
If Xeni Jardin's claim below is true, Joi Ito needs to resign from more than just MIT: "I told the @nytimes everything. So did whistleblowers I was in touch with inside @MIT and @Edge. They printed none of the most damning truths.
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7y ago
These are fascinating. It would be very interesting to know what the character and subject matter of the infecting sites were. Outside of the great tech writeup, what is particularly interesting about this, to me, from a geopolitical persp
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7y ago
Ideas don't exist in a vacuum; they emerge from concrete relations of production and power. They serve or hinder the interests of people and groups. 'Wiping the slate clean' is a noble path to peace when both sides have done
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7y ago
For reference, the Māori seats were created in 1867 during the period where much Māori land was confiscated by govt, provoking wars, and the property ownership requirement for voting in the general roll (basically for "white" peop
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7y ago
It can be done. In New Zealand, our indigenous population (Māori) has New Zealand citizenship, and has an opt-in seperate electoral roll which has 7 seats of the 120 seat parliament [1]. Māori citizens have the choice whether to vote on th
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I would find this more compelling if i hadn't had a Mercedes written off because of their "smart" technology choices. Apparently with their vehicles (in this case a C180/2004) the tensioner is power-dependent and require
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7y ago
The obvious ethical territory here isn't particularly difficult: deploring both the US action (in this case political interference) and the Huawei/CCP interference (political interference via an attack on civil liberties). Comment
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7y ago
Assuming this is a sincere question, there is already a great deal of reporting about the harm of (as you put it) "enforcing immigration laws effectively", and it is staggering to believe you're unaware of it. Just within the
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She later clarified what she meant, in her 2008 interview with Time magazine by saying: "People misunderstood that phrase. I was deploring the way in which President Clinton was being treated, vis-à-vis the sex scandal that was surroun
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7y ago
Touchbar Volume controls on fullscreen video work for me - can I ask which video application are you using?
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