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by ra1n85 11y ago
I imagine they said something similar about ditch diggers and buggy drivers when the combustion engine came along. There is a strong relationship between improvements in technology and improvements in human development. All boats rise with
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I agree that a lot of forms of employment will eventually be automated. I'm more optimistic, however. I think labor will just evolve, just as it's done with every corresponding evolution in technology.
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That's not my conclusion. I'm sorry for you if that's the way you understood it. I'm certain that basic income would also be supplemental to other forms of income. Your second point is not even in the same ballpark wit
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Basic income seems to come from the right place from people that support it. I do think it's misguided benevolence, though. I hope that largely removing adversity and creating dependence aren't viewed as trivial changes here. Pe
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Are there any English words that capture an abstract concept with great precision, and do not exist in the German language?
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Agreed with your first point, but not sure about your second - how many of these attacks could really be dented with uRPF? My understanding is the majority are either distributed (coming from multiple ASes) or from compromised accounts in
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by ra1n85 11y ago
Egress address verification? Are you referring to RPF, or http://www.bcp38.info/index.php/Main_Page ? uRPF is a challenge. In some cases, the consequence is flows must route symmetrically through a given network. Th
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Thanks! Just looking at this makes me feel for network operators that have to troubleshoot layer 3 addresses directly and without DNS. There needs to be a better approach - like an intelligent clipboard.
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A lot like today. Half-in, half-out at most. Applications are the key driver. I could see this if IOT really takes off - autoconfiguration and unique addressing are the attributes that would make IPv6 the only compelling choice. That sai
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What cloud provider currently supports IPv6?
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I would imagine that in some cases this eventually leads to obesity, which then becomes a self-perpetuating cycle. Those with obesity are more likely to have sleep apnea, which disturbs sleep even further.
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Or 80 hours per week. In the tech industry in particular, I would be interested in what this looks like.
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Scaachi Koul: "You owe these pale demons nothing". Intent certainly does color the issue.
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And I call the Justice Department's insistence on getting unfettered access to all communications criminal.
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Amazing series. I still recall being able to recount all of the 7 wonders, all of the large Greek city states, and all that other countless historical context that the developers packed into the game that gave me a slight leg up in middle s
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by ra1n85 11y ago
>Excessive saving can be a problem, which the Fed is trying to address Is this really what is being addressed here? It seems more likely that the fed is just pushing harder on the same string.
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Agreed, but I think there's more to it. The tech industry has a lot of turnover in general. I would imagine that turnover is only aggravated when you throw in short term contracts and a high demand for cleared individuals.
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I'm also intrigued, and seemingly let down, by folks with degrees in "Cyber {defense|analysis|warfare}". These degrees are always laid out on a resume with other super-sexy sounding credentials and accolades. Unfortunately,
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by ra1n85 11y ago
Am I reading this right that leak lasted 2 hours? These are often the result of mistakes. Even if OMZ were a tier 1 provider in RU, the impact would still be limited - I can't see how this could be intentional.
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Why canola oil? Peanut butter is nearly as cheap and packs additional macros. I would add more soluble/insoluble fiber. Psyllium husk alone isn't sufficient.
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>The reason people/investors are moving to startups, as I see it, is that other assets are riskier than we thought Quite the opposite as I would see it. There has been very few places to get a return on capital other than in equiti
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What area?
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I find mobility to be a valuable asset. That may be a byproduct of working in the technology industry.
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>But actually nobody is evil, everybody wants something positive You can't characterize all human motivations along this line of rationale. Psychopathy is real. Even recent history is littered with sadistic madmen.
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Fascinating. Never considered the price pressure of finite storage capacity. That said, about half the article could be summed up in "commodity prices are falling because demand from most of the global working class is falling".
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Would agree, but I think greed doesn't fully capture the culture. Incompetence plays a large part in this, on the part of the regulators and the actual banks.
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Very much speculative bubbles being popped. One of the most interesting things was what Dr. Michael Burry (one of the main characters in Michael Lewis' The Big Short) noted in a recent interview: "The biggest hope I had was that
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Interesting. By more expensive on average, would this mean pursuing personal interests, with the price being the opportunity cost of hours of labor that could have been exchanged for salary? If so, this resonates with me. I would add that
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Is it really doomsaying when it's occurring at somewhat regular intervals? 1990, 2000, 2007...
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Do you experience an increased vividness to dreams when taking magnesium supplements?

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