runn1ng

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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   I would bet that maybe not, but a disproportionate number of darknet websites is. P(darknet | child porn) might be low, as you are suggesting, but P(child porn | darknet) >>> P(child porn | clearweb), in orders of magnitude.
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   cock.li. The proud owner of nigge.rs, horsefucker.org and goat.si. RIP in peace
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   Yeah, that's what I meant. He has a great reputation, so I held him in high regard somewhat until now
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   As others have said, I lost a little confidence in Gwern, who was a co-author of the the Wired piece and who I, until now, viewed as more skeptical. Especially given his history at LessWrong.
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   I actually didn't know ARM is from England. For whatever reason, I thought the company resides somewhere in Asia.
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   I don't get it either. What was I supposed to fill? I tried to enter the prize (in several ways and currencies), the place where I go, some general places, some international coffee chains, general nonsense,..., and it still didn'
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   What is the difference between "Promise" and "Future"? From what I read, it is basically the same thing.
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   I don't really know. I use Flow, but I don't use React.
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   by runn1ng 11y ago

   But adding type system to JavaScript - as Facebook has done with Flow - and class system - as in ES6 - actually makes complex JavaScript better and easier...
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Not related to the actual article, but I got stuck on the word "coöperating". Originally, I thought the "Umlaut" is a typo or a mistake, but, according to wiktionary, "coöperate" is an actual word! I still feel
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    Laugh along with GNU(gnu.org)

    6 points by runn1ng 11y ago|1 comments
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    All right, will try
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    This is why I don't get the fuss about IPFS. It's basically bittorrent and its DHT, just named differently! (and without the added value of trackers)
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    String.prototype.blink()(developer.mozilla.org)

    1 points by runn1ng 11y ago|0 comments
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    I don't want to sound mean, but that script seems anything but easy to me
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    The author of the article actually works at Polymer.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    This is a newbie question, but how are the standard primes created? How is it ensured that they are not selected maliciously, etc? (a link will suffice)
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Just display a warning notice on every page, where the user has to click "Yes, I agree with the tracking cookie". That will solve the problem.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Oh. I have Ubuntu Linux, and I don't see any icon like that anywhere.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    I have no idea what "Notification Center" is and how to get there (so yeah, I never used it)- "Chrome Notification Center" searches in Google returns basically only reposts of this news.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Mods: Please add "(2008)" to the title.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Ha. I now have a throwback to my earlier days, when I subscribed to Ron Paul and I used to get all his tweets as messages on my dumbphone. And I read each single one. Luckily, I bought a smartphone later and stopped being a libertarian.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Another win for tax-haven offshore companies!
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Let's not pretend YouTube didn't become big by the same way; it was from the start a giant platform for "illegally" sharing copyrighted videos. It got better in this regard lately but the fact that it was full of copyrig
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    > blockchain APIs What doest that even mean? You mean blockchain.info API? Well Blockchain.info is not immune to this problem, they were running an old bitcoin core version.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    That's a good point. Books.... that's what our forefathers used in the distant past, right.
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    I vastly prefer HTML with searchable text, easy copy-pasting capability, easy indexability, etc. to PDF with its outdated printed-page metaphor. On the other hand, it's Knuth and TAOCP, so I can't really complain much.
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    New Logo for Facebook Done In-House with Eric Olson(underconsideration.com)

    4 points by runn1ng 11y ago|0 comments
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    How illegal is to provide a fake ID documents to Facebook? ("fake" in the sense of "editing it in Photoshop")
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    by runn1ng 11y ago

    Hm. I often click on obviously phishing links to see what's there. Would this tool classify me as a victim?