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shaki-dora
9y ago
Yes, indeed. You're being sarcastic, enjoying how you've supposedly caught all those SJWs in hypocrisy. Yet Google news finds more than 600 articles with titles such as: - Male teacher drought may hurt boys - How do we recruit boy
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9y ago
> there is a 'noise' threshold below which a probabilistic benefit will have no effect. [I]t simply will not have an effect no matter how many millions of generations go by We've arrived at a circle in this thread, consid
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9y ago
You'll be happy to know that: [in 2016] the FEC Charged 78 parties in cases involving trading on the basis of inside information. A number of these cases involved complex insider trading rings which were cracked by Enforcement’s innov
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9y ago
Companies aren't "deputised". They are just required to follow laws. It's nothing new, nor limited to Germany, nor nefarious: US companies are routinely required to cooperate with the government. When they submit tax inf
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9y ago
I'm in Berlin, and in my 30s. I'm partying more now than I ever did as a teenager or in my 20s. This city has a somewhat unique club culture with a bend towards left-wing politics and art (plus electronic music and psychedelics).
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9y ago
I have my doubts that any new thoughts on the subject that merit consideration would first appear on Youtube... Plus, you didn't read the last sentence: "There is debate to be had on hate speech. This is not that debate".
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9y ago
That's such a juvenile reaction... Germany is considering a stable, open, democratic, peaceful, constructive and successful country. There are any number of rankings/scoring regarding freedom of the press and of expression, resili
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9y ago
That's obviously stupid. But it's day two, and Twitter is likely to get their procedures in order, just like they (and Facebook etc) have previously done when implementing their own content policies. The law applies only to a narr
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9y ago
With Galileo coming online, you can get sub-centimetre position resolution, which would enable you to clearly identify riders misplacing bikes. In regards to bikes being picked up and moved, a simple alarm might help. But I really doubt tha
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9y ago
They're popular in Berlin and the system works well. It's only one company, but I've never seen this sort of vandalism. I also don't understand why it would happen. They have GPS, and the company knows who rents them. Ma
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9y ago
> I've joined the tin hat club. Indeed... This is like kitchen psychology, but the White Castle kitchen version .
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Why should intent matter? These are not criminal cases, but civil. If an employer is discriminating against a group because of unconscious biases, or using methods that lead to Discriminstory outcomes, there are real people who were harmed.
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9y ago
What a tired, lazy cliché... Why don’t you engage with the content of the article: But when COMPAS’ prediction was inaccurate (either predicting re-arrest when none happened, or not predicting an actual re-arrest) it routinely underestimat
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9y ago
I really don’t understand what you’re trying to say, except a sort of generalized hate of journalists? Because Levine very clearly expressed his expectation that Musk would, in fact, put a Tesla on a Falcon. I also doubt anyone ever thought
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9y ago
As always, Matt Levine said it best: I'm not sure I agree that he "isn't joking": Just because you actually do it, that doesn't mean it's not a joke. (Perhaps it's a "prank.") If you are rich en
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Net Neutrality Will Be a Campaign Issue in 2018
(wired.com)
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Seven Days of Heroin
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That document doesn't prove anything. It's clearly an email send to Clinton, so it doesn't reflect her views any more than whatever spam she got. Plus there's actually nothing nefarious in there. Nobody is disputing that
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10y ago
Hey everyone, look & archive! This is where Jerome Renoux of Akamai announces that he doesn't believe in any morality beyond that codified in law, and how he will lie in court if you try to get him to behave decently.
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Let's see, going by the index, which technologies are younger than a year (the logic being "would your statement have made sense a year ago" because I obviously can't prove if a technology will still be relevant a year f
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10y ago
I think "just a template library" would re-render the complete DOM for every update, or require you to manually wire up all components. The "shadow DOM" at the root of React is quite central to its appeal, as it speeds u
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10y ago
Yeah, I've had some trouble with driver availability (the onboard bluetooth doesn't work). But nothing has ever crashed, graphics and SSD performance are what the hardware offers, even sleep works flawlessly. And I had originally
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By any objective standard, the last 70 years were the best ever for Europe, and the world as a whole. There are certainly differences of opinion and interests between Europe and the US, but they are far from negating the overlaps. The ideas
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10y ago
I run a hackintosh desktop with a i7-6700K, 32GB RAM, GTX960, Samsung 950PRO. It's quite the beast in terms of performance and I've had less trouble with drivers than I had with Linux. That being said, I have a MacBook Pro as well
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It should be "the [..] receptor-antagonist ketanserin" (can't take a dose of a receptor). And the effect isn't complete if I understand it correctly. But higher doses or a more potent antagonist could block the psychedel
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Scoundrels , really? Most newspapers decided to call out Trump because – with any sense of perspective – he is unelectable to a degree that made further insistence on fake balance untenable. That is "the truth". You definition of