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by return0 8y ago
Good. Facebook is not a free speech platform, it's a medium like the old media. The more mature it gets the more it will look like TV. They have no reason to pretend to appeal to the geekies or their besties in the valley - they re big
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by return0 8y ago
there were also many people who were absent or "absent". they can easily be swung
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by return0 8y ago
Switched to neuroscience, much more low hanging fruit there. Though imho work in academia has an expiration date.
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by return0 8y ago
i m not sure it would not pass again
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by return0 8y ago
I somehow associate Hinton with Terry Sejnowski more than his later collaborators. They are all pioneers and this is well deserved regardless, even late!
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by return0 8y ago
> (everybody would switch to them, if they had lower fees) i guess they have more profitable things to do than banking
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by return0 8y ago
(it is widely believed that we cant change China's behaviour)
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by return0 8y ago
i did not mention unpaid
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by return0 8y ago
i don't think the opposite of 'real' is 'unpaid'
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by return0 8y ago
maybe because if they were epicureans they wouldn't be successful in a competitive environment. and its not like stoicism makes suffering a virtue (but maybe makes pleasure a guilt)
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by return0 8y ago
More likely a markup language
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by return0 8y ago
looks like a typecast from pointer to non-pointer, probably compile-time error.
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by return0 8y ago
> by force and without any consequences. if that 's the only problem with cryptocurrencies, it can easily be solved with insurance
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by return0 8y ago
theoretically it would use PUT requests to save the files to the http server. it seems this wasnt implemented so it saved local .html files
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by return0 8y ago
i suppose this is a simulation of the WorldWideWeb browser... i think in very old times you could find this in some linux distros along with another browser with an italian sounding name. i think u can find screenshots in google wikipedia h
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by return0 8y ago
... if you have the money to hire at least one marketing manager and buy some ad managing software.
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by return0 8y ago
> We have publicly funded broadcasters in most EU countries. That would be a terrible dependency for eastern europe, you wouldn't want putin-friendly government media teaching people what to vote next.
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by return0 8y ago
> This should have been a brower-based implementation globally that every site must adhere to. This. if EU actually cared enough, they 'd go to the browser vendors to enforce some basic prompts on tracking and forms, and it would be
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by return0 8y ago
So the entire web that depends on ads is doomed, google and fb. will now keep 100% of advertising revenue, and european users will start receiving 2nd-rate service (if at all) , because they are unmonetizable. I think the article has too mu
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by return0 8y ago
I d wager adblocker usage correlates with youtube ad frequency.
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by return0 9y ago
Communism was a historic aberration. Trying to make an economy without market is stupid, as you throw away a valuable tool known since prehistoric times. Markets are not the problem, but they are not enough.
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by return0 9y ago
Every simple RPG game must have faced this problem - the rich get richer exponentially. Programmers sometimes introduce weird rules such as , the more you have the costlier it is to buy sth etc. Capitalism has a real problem. Piketty has e
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by return0 9y ago
We need a "right to be forgiven" instead that would be a social thing, not something a corporation or the government can control.
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by return0 9y ago
but who is they ?
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by return0 9y ago
maybe it was not obvious , AV = autonomous vehicles
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by return0 9y ago
> it is both "cool" and useful That's a bit short-sighted , the article is talking about centuries. Nevertheless it's probably correct that english will become even more widespread over the next century, in particular
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by return0 9y ago
AV driving seems to be ripe for disruption
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by return0 9y ago
This thing is exactly why i want this endeavor to fail. I don't know who the guy is but it seems like an attempt from an SV millionaire to capture the future cryptomarket value (SV has already captured the entry gates with coinbase, it
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by return0 9y ago
From what i get from american media, they like MBS including the liberal ones (perhaps even more), and they certainly help to paint a positive picture of him as a "radical innovator" of his country, when he brings the lowest of th
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by return0 9y ago
That's a bit disconcerning, i mean, obviously not all roads are going to be painted properly so you would assume that they have a myriad other ways to figure out that this is a road bifurcating and not far away there's a huge (1m+

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