siculars

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   by siculars 13y ago

   Thought crimes are not far behind.
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   by siculars 13y ago

   I was at the tumblr search meetup a few weeks ago in nyc. tumblr search is basically cached solr over bounded data sets, like most popular, last 6 weeks, etc.
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   by siculars 13y ago

   From the why-anonymity-is-important department. Truth will out.
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   by siculars 13y ago

   Right, so these are basically the ip addresses of the bitcoind nodes that are the entry point into the bitcoin network. They are not the addresses of the end users who are transacting in BTC. Correct?
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   by siculars 13y ago

   So this is what millions of low income, undesirable customers face every day when they try to join the financial system by opening a checking account. What OP has experienced is the next iteration of that. What happens to society when the g
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   by siculars 13y ago

   I find it hilarious that they take this guy down and nobody from HSBC does a perp walk. I guess it's who you know and how much you can pay off, ya? This has everything to do with the threat Bitcoin represents. HSBC literally paid a 2 B
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   by siculars 13y ago

   just donated 0.10 btc. really easy with bitpay integration. would rather not give paypal or my cc the fees.
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   Secretive Apple Squirms in Gaze of U.S. Monitor(mobile.nytimes.com)

   2 points by siculars 13y ago|0 comments
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   Report Finds More Flaws in Digitizing Patient Files(nytimes.com)

   2 points by siculars 13y ago|0 comments
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    Requesting Asylum, Snowden Offers to Help Brazil With N.S.A. Inquiry(nytimes.com)

    3 points by siculars 13y ago|0 comments
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    by siculars 13y ago

    NSA and there mass media partners are basically running psyops on Americans. The sad thing is that it will probably work on many of the sheeple and provide ample cover for morning talk shows and op-ed articles ad nauseam.
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    by siculars 13y ago

    What a puff piece if ever there was one. I'm actually concerned that 60 Minutes would actually air such obviously pro NSA propaganda especially after their Bengazi disaster. How anyone can take this seriously is beyond me. And the fact
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    by siculars 13y ago

    Because children. Because terror. Because politics. I'm glad I've already been to NZ.
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    by siculars 13y ago

    Hmm, I dunno. How did China implement their One Child policy? edit: s/Chile/Child
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    Snapchat Files For A Temporary Restraining Order Against Ousted Founder(techcrunch.com)

    1 points by siculars 13y ago|0 comments
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    by siculars 13y ago

    Being in tech is a great way to stay home and take care of kids while your spouse is out of the house at a "traditional" job. A technologist may have an "office" at a place of business, but they don't always have to
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    Wall Street Mothers, Stay-Home Fathers(nytimes.com)

    1 points by siculars 13y ago|1 comments
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    by siculars 13y ago

    "Code Transparency In addition, Microsoft said it would enhance the transparency of its software code, helping to convince customers its products do not contain back doors. The company said it would go as far as opening a network of “t
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    Google Joins a Heavyweight Competition in Cloud Computing(mobile.nytimes.com)

    3 points by siculars 13y ago|0 comments
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    by siculars 13y ago

    Go Miley GO! That Miley is in the lead is sad commentary indeed. That Snowden is a known figure is even sadder.
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    by siculars 13y ago

    ER, Neuro, OB, Radiology, Psych, GI, Cardio, Optho, Family, Peds, Nursing. I'm sure I'm skipping a few. Honestly, obesity is a root cause for so many preventable illnesses. All it takes is moderate diet and exercise and you'l
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    by siculars 13y ago

    I'll borrow from a separate reply. When you dedicate 14 years of your life and are hundreds of thousands in the hole when you're finally able to earn feel free to talk about how you get paid too much. What I know is that when I&#x
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    by siculars 13y ago

    1. Yes. Obesity as a problem comes up often when talking candidly with doctors. 2. I can agree with you on the bureaucracy thing but when you get sick you're gonna want the best doctors working on you. I don't begrudge doctors a s
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    by siculars 13y ago

    My brother is a doctor. I work in a university hospital in medical informatics and I'm friends with literally dozens of doctors across a spectrum of specialties. Every single one of them will put obesity at the top of the "what&#x
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    by siculars 13y ago

    ya. click the "remote datasource" link on the right.
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    by siculars 13y ago

    I hate to say it but: Don't go to the Southern parts of the US. Don't go to Texas. Don't go to Florida. Don't go to the Carolina's. Certainly don't go to Mississippi, Alabama or Louisiana. If you live there now
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    by siculars 13y ago

    "Chemistry for Boys" pg. 3. Old school indeed.
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    by siculars 13y ago

    All good points. But that's the genius of it. Nobody knows what will happen. And what will happen will be affected by untold numbers of variables. Right now if you go to visit the Swiss you'll immediately notice how expensive ever
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    by siculars 13y ago

    I work in medical informatics, so my opinion may be biased. Yes, people need access to their data. No, heath data is not inherently social. Sharing specific pieces of data with specific people does not mean health data is inherently social.
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    by siculars 13y ago

    Thank you for your comment and thank you for coming to America. My mother also grew up under the disastrous USSR. These leftist apologists would rather slit their own throats, and certainly others, than stand up to true evil. Where is Der S