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by rrggrr 7y ago
No, it's a choice. It's "pretty good" privacy to exchange encrypted comms via Keybase vs. plaintext. And, yes, if it were existentially important than direct key exchange would be better.
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Same. Shaped my parenting priorities and philosophy. Based on the state of my kids ... For the better.
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Gosh. This is me. I sacrificed almost ten years of my career to be there for my sons as a divorced dad. Work travel, sales, meetings - much of it missed so the boys could have me as much as possible. Doctors, judges, lawyers, mom's wer
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Tried migration to Keybaese. Lack of integrations killed it. A Zapier integration would have solved it for me.
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by rrggrr 7y ago
This is one big reason Twitter hasn't been (and may not be) acquired. Who needs this headache and expense? This isn't as disturbing as Vimeo's takedown of Project Veritas, or the bias exposed in their video, but the trend is
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Two former employees came back to work for me. Five former employees went on to great careers, two of whom I "fired" with instructions to leave me and pursue their dream. I have many weaknesses as a manager and as a person... But
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Additionally, China's gold acquisitions may be as a hedge against inflation risks as they (a) devalue the RMB; (b) reportedly see 70% increases in pork prices due to swine flu, and (c) need to purchase gold to keep their ~3 year old RM
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by rrggrr 7y ago
https://www.modernhealthcare.com/technology/texas-cancer-cen... https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article... If you think there are hidden variables, you're not w
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by rrggrr 7y ago
5.) Currency war featuring declining FX reserves and RMB devaluation. 6.) Economic war evidenced by domestic economic slowdown across most sectors, most recently autos. 7.) Influence war whereby increasing numbers of Asian and African count
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by rrggrr 7y ago
This will fail. Drop.io (acquired by Facebook) was the model they should have pursued. I need an environment to share info with clients and this isn't that.
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Would be great if this included real world data or application to understand context.
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by rrggrr 7y ago
This is not correct. My profession put(s) me in a position to work directly with CEO's nationwide. Trump's election and his policies moved these folks to invest in people, plants and equipment. Fed policy had nothing to do with it
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Suffering constituencies (provinces, cities, banks, businesses) may have to make substantial concessions to Xi's leadership team/faction to obtain relief. Those concessions may be up front, or favors owed to be collected in the fu
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by rrggrr 7y ago
His primary audience is party members, military, provincial leadership and the largest economic players.
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by rrggrr 7y ago
The facts say differently: GDP growing around 3%. US net exports up about $55b. Unemployment 50 year low. Minority unemployment record low. Non-farm payrolls up by about 3%. Business confidence (Fed Ind Businesses) highest in 45 years. (sou
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Incorrect. The tariffs are costing Chinese businesses and the government greatly. There is some other benefit to this that isn't explained by negotiation tactics. Although I cannot rule out a total misread of Trump by China, due to poo
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by rrggrr 7y ago
I suspect Xi wants this dispute to continue for internal Chinese reasons. The tariffs impact different sectors and regions in China differently. It may be continued tariffs are reducing overcapacity in a manner that allows Xi to save face i
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Anyone have a similar how-to for applying this to decision-making (eg. game theory) in TLA+, Python or similar?
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Unhelpful comparison without acknowledgement of the serious shortcomings and corruption in Chinese healthcare; and the free debate in the US concerning privacy. The gap is too large to "what about".
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Anyone interested in this should view Louis Rossmans many YouTube videos on the topic.
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Everyone does it is not an argument. China is a failed global citizen polluting, repressing, and stealing it's way to regional and global power. You will not enjoy living under CCP hegemonic power...
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by rrggrr 7y ago
My dog likes to roll around in deer excrement (well any poop she can find actually). I would imagine prion shredding is rampant in that stuff, right?
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by rrggrr 7y ago
Former political scientist here to simply say that Game Theory is immensely useful in the real world IF you couple the calculus with real world understanding of power politics and realpolitik. It's just that outside if certain governm
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by rrggrr 8y ago
Seems like Keybase's key model would work well here: https://keybase.io/blog/keybase-new-key-model
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by rrggrr 8y ago
USGOV and all but the largest businesses don't mesh. The solution to the spying threat is extending tort liability and statutory damages to negligence when there are compromises. Not different than product safety, liability will make q
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by rrggrr 8y ago
Great contributions. Great work and I ought not ask for more, but gosh if you could put in real world examples with code it would be great.
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by rrggrr 8y ago
Amend US law so there is CIVIL LIABILITY for backdoors with substantial statutory damages. The Tort bar in the US will make quick work of this and the problem will diminish, possibly cease. Also, while I'm at it, it would be nice if Un
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by rrggrr 8y ago
According to my bank ACH's can be revoked without the account holder's permission. Similarly, once the ACH link is set, funds can be withdrawn without the account holder's knowledge. I'm glossing over the terms and condi
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by rrggrr 8y ago
If anyone has an automated solution for sorting this kind of thing, I need it. Feel free to email me... insight@hiredinsight.co
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by rrggrr 8y ago
How long until the office is closed as a result of PRC protestations?

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