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by rahrahrah 10y ago
But at some point an actual company with an actual reputation on the line would have to be involved. Those are the people that would ban you.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Doesn't work. The moment someone exposes the game the affiliate marketer will have his affiliate account closed by whichever company or network they're trying to work with.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Yes, I've seen people mention this. Unfortunately that didn't work for me.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Yes, the problem is after. Step two is confirming the number (by SMS or phone call). Step three is "generating keys". Step four is registering to the server, and it always fails there.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
It actually is. And Eduardo Saverin got a few million in damages for what would be a hundreds of billion in stock that was stolen from him.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Bullshit, he's not "protecting a founder", he's doing what he thinks is more benefitial for himself at the cost of breach of trust.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
These are a bunch of bad people.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Hah indeed :-/
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
I still haven't been able to register to Signal. It always fails with "error establishing connection with server". Does anyone want to suggest how I could get this working?
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Just a reminder that you shouldn't actually use this tool if you're even half serious about protecting yourself on a public wifi. Use Tails instead.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
"What is your greatest weakness?" "Honesty" "Uh... I don't think honesty is a weakness." "I don't give a fuck what you think."
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
> Your greatest weakness are the character flaws that reliably lead to poor decisions. For example (not based on you in any way) you might be an impatient person. When you're starting out and tackling relatively simple problems, thi
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
You're underestimating the amount of anti-americanism in europe.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Ok so there's a looming credit crisis. How do you go from that to the implication "China is the new world power in AI, doesn't surprise me because of their corporate debt". What? It seems to me that someone said somethin
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Hubris which is kept in place by the strongest propaganda machine the world has ever seen.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Regardless of what the numbers are, I'd still like to hear what your point was. You said you weren't surprised given that corporate debt to dbp = 250%. Is that some special number at which you can predict these kind of things happ
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Most of HN is still repeating the mantra "china can't innovate" et al. For all the talk in HN about this idea of the incumbent not seeing the faster startup until it's too late, you'd imagine you'd wisen up fas
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
It's not a matter of being "necessary", it's just the rules of this language.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Have you ever said something which you didn't know was true? What was your mindset then? Come on, I'll wait.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Alright thanks. Do you want to recommend reading regarding the state of the art? Technical papers Ok.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
> There are two parts to this research program: (1) designing ever-more intelligent agents capable of more-and-more sophisticated cognitive skills, and (2) building increasingly complex environments where agents can be trained and evalu
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
I'd like to hear an answer to this as well.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Yeah... it's just a matter of time until something like this will have a whistleblower shoot himself in the foot :-/
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Oh... In that case I misunderstood the text. Google translate isn't great. Could you expand on why the documents could reveal the whistleblowers?
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
"document could reveal informants" Lets not forget this is the same talking point that has been pushed by the US government from the beginning. For some reason I expected Germany to be more honest, but clearly I'm just naive.
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Section 501: Committee to counter active measures by the Russian Federation to exert covert influence over peoples and governments.
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Bill passes to fight “Russian propaganda”(govtrack.us)
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
Ok I hear you. Maybe I just lashed out too quickly. You're right that when you point out something like "some people deny that Crimea was an invasion", saying "the other side did X" adds nothing. But I guess that I
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
The "whataddabout x response" response has also become popular in recent years. It allows one side to do whatever they want, and at the same time call out those things when the other side does it. That one side did a bad thing doe
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by rahrahrah 10y ago
> people go around denying that the invasion of the Crimea was really and invasion The USA invaded Iraq and Afghanistan and never had any consequences over it.

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