saikia81

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by saikia81 2y ago
and later on again
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by saikia81 2y ago
Python errors are a mess. It's no surprise people overuse bare except clauses. Disallowing them is not the solution we need.
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by saikia81 2y ago
People in the west walk with cameras in their hands all day - both in public and in private. I doubt it gives anyone pause.
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by saikia81 2y ago
how is this different from running a postal service? would you be against that?
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by saikia81 2y ago
Do you listen to the same song twice? Do you choose the same path to travel consistently? Do you choose to look at the same art piece more than once? How about poems? Do you have a response to other comments about valuing the prose, and loo
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by saikia81 2y ago
They are not saying it doesn't happen. They are saying: The companies that don't learn from these mistakes will go out of business before long.
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by saikia81 2y ago
This is such a classic. Better not invent the wheel or we will despair once we forget how to use our feet.
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by saikia81 2y ago
The suffering of the few keeps the many safe. This is not a solution, but a reality as old as the existence of mayor destructive power. Mass weapons of destruction have just changed the scale of the game. We have never been closer to the gr
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by saikia81 3y ago
Safety does make things harder for those that want to abuse us. We don't want technology at all costs.
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by saikia81 3y ago
The first part of your comment lacks understanding of how and why the consent rejection has been worded as it has. If you want to comply it is easy. But if a company wants to skirt the regulation it is written such that the regulatory body
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by saikia81 3y ago
Catastrophes happen to many species and civilizations. Many have gone extinct. For example we kill many species. They never expect it. Smart or rich people, including insurance companies aren't special enough to be an exception. Many p
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by saikia81 3y ago
Read up on what happened in the Netherlands when the Germans wanted to identify Jews. If we allow all our data to be centrally stored your children/neighbors/lover might not be safe. Those who would give up privacy for security wi
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by saikia81 3y ago
And how many people have they stabbed with those?
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by saikia81 3y ago
hackaday is not about making consumer products. It's for hackers and hobbyist. The real world is vague, but should include people trying different implementations.
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by saikia81 3y ago
Is this an American joke I'm too European to understand? /s
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by saikia81 3y ago
You are not asking for help. The comments on your critique are patient, and explain how to look at things different. Just because people disagree, does not mean they 'attack's you. Honestly, your critiques seem more like opinions.
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by saikia81 3y ago
Toxic description, and demeening to countries outside your own. Do you really have to talk like that about other people that live further away from you?
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by saikia81 3y ago
This is not a random sampling issue. There is a pattern over years, that any engineer can recognize.
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by saikia81 3y ago
cool heads prevail. The division is a political ploy. I understand you anger as I feel it too. Don't let the hate poison the conversation. Sadly we need patience for unity, and unity to solve this long run.
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by saikia81 3y ago
step one stop putting publicly funded studies behind paywalls. Or give journalists more access to the material.
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by saikia81 3y ago
"does the US spy on its citizens?" "Not wittingly" your write explains it well, but I guess privacy has been eroded so much. people have trouble with the mindset.
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by saikia81 3y ago
He is not saying they are malicious in their intent. The policy can still be attributed to stupidity/ignorance. The issue is that once given the power, it will be abused. Never trust anyone to point a gun at you or string a sword above
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by saikia81 3y ago
I think he means to say that you can see the texture with the naked eye. So should not have been controversial. But many such stories exist of controversies inside a normalized society.
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by saikia81 3y ago
I still remember the days when I saw Reddit as simple entertainment. in the last 10 years its reach has only grown. I identify with you sentiment, but have also become entrenched deeper inside the mindset of the online. The top comment tell
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by saikia81 3y ago
Don't mention the Americans in the middle east.
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by saikia81 3y ago
The only reasons I can imagine are fund transfer times, and some isolation security for big amounts. As a fellow dutchie, I just use one bank for personal, and one for my business.
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by saikia81 3y ago
also returns now, who cares about the future of the company or other investors. Short-term thinking is like taking poison in exchange for a golden coin.
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by saikia81 3y ago
I don't understand your take on a developing technology seems to be: If it doesn't work as I expect it so it should be banned. As the previous commenter mentioned AI is broader. Also NLP can be used to protect vulnerable groups fr
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by saikia81 3y ago
personal responsibility is always important, but you are just blaming the victims. And you ignore the responsibilities of those we trusted. The tech companies have lied about, and disavowed the surveillance systems they use. Let's be g
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by saikia81 3y ago
their occupation will be succeeded quickly by that of the sea

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