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by salawat 2y ago
Nonsense. I kindly informed my teenage niece of the fact all her communications on her phone should be considered public, and the nature of Lawful Interception, and the tradeoffs she was opted into for the sakenof Law Enforcement's con
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by salawat 2y ago
Not the case. Freedom is orthogonal to legality. To exercise freedom is to fundamentally admit the possibility of disobedience within any sort of rules based framework.
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by salawat 2y ago
>Doctors capped per year by law. >Trades people only work after having something to do. If you don't have sufficient demand for builders, electricians, plumbers, etc... No one can afford to become one. Nevermind the fact that not
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by salawat 2y ago
Fine, you exchange labor and the builder agrees to build you a house given materials for transport for granny. Where are you getting gas/house materials from? No hand waves please. Show all work.
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by salawat 2y ago
Please do. I'm certain you can't, and you'll have to stop much sooner than you think. Appeals to triviality are the first refuge of the person who thinks they know, but does not.
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by salawat 2y ago
You cannot tell the difference between the two veins of AI. Why do you have such a hard time understanding that?
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by salawat 2y ago
Can confirm. Prior Authorization is an entirely artificial barrier erected by insurance companies, and in fact touted as a "a viable option for increased revenue generation if the plan sponsor opts in to a high-touch plan". A high
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by salawat 2y ago
It isn't paranoia to recognize ongoing saber rattling.
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by salawat 2y ago
Really tired of the fixation with tying everything to DNS in order to make it the "single lever to censor the web". We have to be able to do better.
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by salawat 2y ago
Because writing documentation requires you to use your code. Devs like writing code. Not reading or using "someone elses". It also requires you to look at what you've made as a critic. And actually test it non-trivially.
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by salawat 2y ago
The key though, is that if he is labelled a terrorist, all that fund raising for a legal defense is going to get frozen with the stroke of a pen. Calling it.
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by salawat 2y ago
You say we can't find anyone responsible as if we haven't settled the question on culpability symbolically since we started leveraging hierarchies. You oversee it. You did it. Start at the top. Move down. Heavy is the head, as the
853.
by salawat 2y ago
Software can be proven. You can exhaustively test a program for a particular hardware configuration, and logically speaking you can get proofs of validity. There aren't those proofs now because the "Free Market" decided the
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by salawat 2y ago
I beg your pardon? This is actually a thing? Jesus, how horrifying and absurd. No wonder it seems like nothing makes sense if only 13% of decisions are publically vettable.
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by salawat 2y ago
I can manufacture a netw orth of average Anerican homeowner with a bit of paperwork. Legal fictions are wonderful things. Statistically invisible if you aren't combing the right datasets.
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by salawat 2y ago
Yes, and even easier than tradfi since the ledger is by definition public. At that point it's allbjust passing dicta from on high. The crypto nutters kind of played themselves if they thought their medium was taxation proof.
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by salawat 2y ago
Here's the thing. Do-Not-Track was an active signal of intent from the user to the backend. Violation therefore, could be proven by merely showing the signal was sent, and the provider ultimately ignored it. Getting rid of it for being
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by salawat 2y ago
Welcome to Jungian Psychology and the wonderful world of enantidromia. As humans are General Intelligences, we're capable of entertaining contradictory courses of action/thinking at the same time. At some point our conscious facul
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by salawat 2y ago
>The second thing is that [the movement] needs to elicit loyalty shifts among security forces in particular, but also other elites. Security forces are important because they ultimately are the agents of repression, and their actions lar
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by salawat 2y ago
The platform will always be preferentially targeted because the larger you are the more you have to lose, the more likely it is you actualy have assets to go after if you don't deal with the alleged noncompliance. How have y'all n
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by salawat 2y ago
Either that or tossing out hooks to see if people are acclimated to the no privacy lifestyle enough that they actually start doing it.
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by salawat 2y ago
This would set off major red flags, and I would run, not walk away, and raise awareness. So what's the company name so everyone can avoid it?
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by salawat 2y ago
It also quite literally isolated decisionmakers above you from the fact of reality that not everyone is you. This has taken me a long time to internalize, but it's finally managed to work it's way through a thick skull. When you&#
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by salawat 2y ago
...Most prisons shouldn't be a major issue once you get rid of the operators. After all, basic tools built them. Basic tools can unbuild them. It's half the reason so much of prison operation is focused around depriving inmates ac
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by salawat 2y ago
Never answer these things, ladies and gents. Your boss uses info asymmetry against you. Respond in kind.
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by salawat 2y ago
Alk of that requires some level of knowledge of the stack. 95% of people have zilch onowledge in that regard.
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by salawat 2y ago
You have to understand that after a certain point, the internal narrative has to shift for some people in a capitalist economy to one in which people who can't afford something because the price is too high means they simply don't
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by salawat 2y ago
"I was just following orders/incentives" kinda went out of style at Nuremberg.
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by salawat 2y ago
I can give you an ex-insiders perspective. There tends to be a bit of a divide in the people who drift into staffing these companies. Most are highly intelligent, and at least have an appreciation for the logistics behind the business proce
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by salawat 2y ago
Does the UK's guy implement policies like mandatory first pass denial to encourage attrition, or try employing blackbox AI models to the task of denying care, and attempting to mathwash? I've worked in the space. Most people don&#

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