samirm

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by samirm 8y ago
>There are better arguments against browser cryptography than mine. mind pointing to or sharing them?
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by samirm 8y ago
No, because there's literally nothing I could do to change the situation...
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by samirm 8y ago
>The title implies that there was success found here, but so far it's just aspirations. I don't see that. Just because the author has/had aspirations, doesn't me he hasn't already reached/achieved them parti
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by samirm 8y ago
that's a big if
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by samirm 8y ago
>"If you are interested in projects like this ... consider applying" is even mentioned in the README. * As long as you have citizenship... which is the minority.
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by samirm 8y ago
>If you’ve ever had an app on your phone that you wanted on your laptop, you’ve wanted convergence. Isn't that just called portability?
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by samirm 8y ago
hahaha maybe a little, but that language is also pretty general. This is the one I took: https://psychology-tools.com/test/autism-spectrum-quotient And then "verified" with other random ones.
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by samirm 8y ago
> It sounds like we've just got a new word for another normally distributed human thing I was trying to find some stats on the distribution myself, but couldn't find anything. All the data that's easily searchable is about
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by samirm 8y ago
Autistic burnout is partially a result of pretending to be "normal" around other people (those who don't understand and judge autistic behaviour like stimming). "Normal" people can also experience this burnout if th
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by samirm 8y ago
You have to realize that everyone is on the spectrum. Autism isn't a binary property.
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by samirm 8y ago
are you sure it was a microdose?
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by samirm 8y ago
>"with completely different conventions on where everything is" ...what?
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by samirm 8y ago
Not a daily driver, but still use my Dell XPS from 2011 and it holds up relatively well. Planning on putting in an SSD and replacing the thermal paste to give it some extra life.
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by samirm 8y ago
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/
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by samirm 8y ago
They could, but if they originated in the same environment then the likelihood of that goes way down.
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by samirm 8y ago
are chess players required to write down their moves? or could the event organizers set up some overhead cameras or make a smart board and automate the entire thing that way?
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by samirm 8y ago
>"Though the situations in dreams call for un-avoidant behaviour, dreamers act with avoidance." this is the biggest issue I have with this paper. This assumption is simply false
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by samirm 8y ago
cryptographic hash^
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by samirm 8y ago
I agree that old "ramps" are going to die and get replaced by newer ones as part of general technological progress, but your comparison to cooking is just nonsensical. Using HTML+CSS to build a site from scratch is not at all li
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by samirm 8y ago
The issue this article is raising is that of privacy outside the prison system, not in. Not only are these people (and their friends) being tracked after they have been released, but they're also threatened with loss of a privilege t
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by samirm 8y ago
>“China is not just cheap. It’s a place where, because it’s an authoritarian government, you can marshal 100,000 people to work all night for you,” I don't understand how she came to that conclusion or what this sentence even means
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by samirm 8y ago
Aren't most people addicted to sugar and a lot also addicted to coffee? Pretty sure they don't "grow out" of those... Does this data take into account all those who died and therefore didn't "grow out"? I
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by samirm 8y ago
a mathematician/physicist and philosopher aren't mutually exclusive
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Using Droplit to Bring the Cloud to the Edge(developer.qualcomm.com)
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by samirm 8y ago
It is gambling...
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by samirm 8y ago
gross misuse of the term "methodology"
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by samirm 8y ago
except no doxxing occurred...
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by samirm 8y ago
Sounds like you're projecting your own imagination onto an otherwise possible situation that can happen every day. Why do you think privacy is such a big issue? It's not just about companies tracking you and serving you ads, it&#x
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by samirm 8y ago
Decades is way too pessimistic. Remember, tech grows exponentially.
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by samirm 8y ago
I'm assuming you're referring to the physical difficulties of creating such a device, since the theory has been there for a while now.[1] I don't know why you're saying this isn't a "legitimate complaint"

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