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saganus
12y ago
Very interesting way of putting it. I'm quoting you with attribution of you don't mind.
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12y ago
I think (I'm no neuro-*) that one of the things that make the brain so hard to understand is that a lot of the things that a brain is capable of doing could very well be just a side effect or emergent behavior, instead of something tha
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saganus
12y ago
I believe this is one of those cases where the problem can't be solved by technology because it's more of a social issue. I mean sure, you can implement more clever ways for comment moderation, like HN, but there's always goi
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saganus
12y ago
Why avoid it? The only type I've ever seen is the cyanocobalamin and similar. What's the difference between the two?
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saganus
12y ago
Maybe save some money and go travel for a few months? After I finished college I used all my savings to travel to Japan for a month and a half (I wish it'd been longer) and after returning home, I felt like a I just had a very nice res
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saganus
12y ago
Maybe it's not just you, however I think a potential factor to give one more attention is that you can do something about the first, at least in the short term. Besides cleaning your box, you can blame Lenovo, stop buying their product
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saganus
12y ago
I think he means the fact that the GW is man-made instead of a natural phenomenon.
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saganus
12y ago
When I re-read the parent's post I thought to myself "of course he is being sarcastic!" But then I saw your post and it made me think. And I believe you are onto something here. I mean, sure, probably tapping one phone is muc
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saganus
12y ago
Aren't those even easier to wiretap? I believe (maybe I'm wrong here) that the word wiretap comes precisely because people could literally "tap" into the wire and listen everything. Or did I miss the sarcasm?
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saganus
12y ago
Very interesting workarounds!
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saganus
12y ago
The problem is that the line where the "obvious" starts is not so obvious. For example, in Mexico there's a law that basically states that a price published is a valid price and as a seller you have to honor that price regard
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saganus
12y ago
Wow! with a fast connection this is awesome!. Very nice work indeed.
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saganus
12y ago
This looks very interesting. However for those of us with a slow internet connection, the fact that I can't pause and let it load means my experience is cut every few seconds.
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saganus
12y ago
I'm guessing the alternative he's referring to is the black market. However I'm not sure if the risk being caught is considered in this. If you can get let's say, X times more in the black market but also risk 10 or 20 o
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saganus
12y ago
While interesting, I think journalists should try to avoid doing comparisons that are meaningless. I stumbled upon: "...Of those, 3,886 have been around for more than 200 years. As a point of comparison, only one in every four U.S. com
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saganus
12y ago
I certainly would hope so. However I'm not sure who is going to survive the longest: an organization focused on that specific goal, or a company that might change focus or go bankrupt altogether. Even though AWS is a pretty big part of
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12y ago
This is an interesting idea. It would work kind of like an escrow, right? Where the "release/publish clause" could be tied to copyright expiration or other legal events like you say. The problem I see is, how do you filter&#x
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12y ago
Also, to add to your comment, I can imagine that designers will at least test the effect of "dressing" these robots with animal costumes so to speak. Imagine Spot with a dog costume, so it looks more like a dog. You could study di
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saganus
12y ago
Awesome! will keep using it anyway :)
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saganus
12y ago
Is there a limit on the amount of sounds I Can activate? it seems as if after playing with combinations for a while, something gets stuck so I can activate/deactivate one of the sounds and nothing happens until I deactivate a previous
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saganus
12y ago
This is delicious!
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12y ago
I think part of the reason they consider he is "betting" or "risking" his fortune, is because it probably has a lot more risks than a "simple investment". i.e. he's not taking his money and putting it in a
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saganus
12y ago
Wow... that made my mind bend or something. This sounds pretty dense (or maybe the dense one is me...)
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12y ago
This might sound stupid (and it might be), but wouldn't space exploration go a long way in helping advanced economies having something to do and growth to? If advanced economies were to increase science and space tech research, they wo
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12y ago
What would you say was the biggest cause for this to be so difficult? is it "just because" you didn't have the proper documentation? or was the nature of the communication protocol itself hard due to its design? or was it per
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saganus
12y ago
Anyone have any idea the date of the paper? I couldn't find it anywhere and it seems like an important piece. I'm guessing "immutability changes everything" would be a phrase that means something different if stated 20 y
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saganus
12y ago
IAALBIANYL - I'm thinking this means "I Am A Lawyer But I Am Not Your Lawyer"? I haven't seen this before but it seems to make sense. Or does it mean something else?
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12y ago
I think part of the problem with these discussions is that there are countless cases where the police won't stop just because there's a law that says so and so. They often work hard to find workarounds or ways to charge you with o
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saganus
12y ago
That's my point. If you have your laptop locked depending on whether they are close by or not, then throwing the key away will not help you. I was trying to say that it seems to me as an ineffective method. Just as ineffective as tryin
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saganus
12y ago
Toss your keys. But then the LEO agent sees this, and not only does he pick up the keys, he will then proceed to charge you with something for resisting arrest, or obstruction of justice or any of the myriad of ways they have to make your
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