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by sol_invictus 6y ago
Correct. Now if we could only treat modern communists with the same zeal. A friendly reminder: communism has killed, by some accounts, at least 65 million people during the last century. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ma
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
There is nothing new nor particularly insightful about this article. It's the same tired self-inflated story about how Trump supporters are idiots and if only we could somehow educate them how our POV is right, this would all go away.
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
Thank you for ending this exchange on a positive note.
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
You are confused; I didn't give Trumpistas a pass, I accused the other side of having double standards. Ergo, not whataboutism. You are well within your right BTW to find the comparison disingenious. I find it too. However, I'm no
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
When you have no arguments, divert.
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
Having different sets of principles for different groups of people is what one calls partisanship; and partisanship is a very critical problem in the US right now.
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
Put some of my own favourite books (maths, business and Japanese fiction) onto the engine and got recommended african-american and feminist literature (and a cookbook.) Then I sampled three of these recommendations and put them into the eng
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
I agree with you to the most part. > which should not be a forum for international politics (outside tech topic) in the first place Which is why I'm highlighting the account for pushing a 100% political agenda.
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
You can have good companies anywhere in the world. The problem is building and showing demand for whatever you’re working on - and the more forward thinking / exotic it is, the more risk-taking people you need around you to make adopti
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
I disagree, but for personal reasons which I don't know how widespread they apply: 1) I travel frequently, for instance to the SV area which provides a good example. I opt to rent a car 95% of the time for my (US) trips, and the reason
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
You're the one who needs to prove that literally the only change needed in turning America into a peaceful nation is reforming the police code. I thought you guys had - just as examples off the top of my head - nationwide gun, drug and
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
> every single American cop based on what?
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
I really hope you don’t actually think the real world works this way. Police are not a ’tool’ in a vacuum, but rather a massively complex interconnected system influenced by thousands of different external forces. Changing the ’rules’ for t
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
I’m sure there’s truth to it, but there are 800k police officers in the US. Are you ready to condemn the entire profession because of a handful of bad experiences?
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by sol_invictus 6y ago
I don’t get it. Are we now advocating that police is overall more of a force of evil than good? Legitimate question.
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Ask HN: How do you approach software modeling?
3 points by sol_invictus 6y ago|1 comments
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by sol_invictus 7y ago
Hello. It's not terrible; I think most of it makes sense but it is a bit hard to read at times. Maybe a proof reader could help make it less heavy (i.e. more simple english.) There's quite a lot of content on the front page and a
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by sol_invictus 7y ago
"How did you try to solve this?"
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by sol_invictus 7y ago
quite a harsh oversimplification of what is going on
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by sol_invictus 7y ago
"Finland producing..." funny choice of words here.
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by sol_invictus 7y ago
This forum is very hard science, measurement, real-world - but I've extracted great joy and peace in some of the more eastern, buddhist-type teachings. Building compassion towards other people needs to start by being compassionate towa
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by sol_invictus 8y ago
Interesting, didn't know that. Thanks!
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by sol_invictus 8y ago
> overt influence operations that are clearly labelled, like the BBC World Service Huh?
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by sol_invictus 8y ago
Different types of damages and consequences, I'd argue.
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by sol_invictus 8y ago
The title feels like a big understatement. Huge damages done with an extremely easily accessible attack surface and cheap means of conducting an attack. Good times ahead for anti-drone technology manufacturers.
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by sol_invictus 8y ago
Yes, the UI is bugged. The 'send message' function for instance doesn't seem to work at all. I had to hunt the person I was trying to message from LI and send them a DM through that. Additionally, it contains less active peop
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UK's NCSC Explains How They Handle Discovered Vulnerabilities(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by sol_invictus 8y ago|0 comments
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by sol_invictus 8y ago
Yeah, I'm fairly sure one of the first news pieces on the attack literally said the security team discovered the breach when "alerted by suspicious activity on their customer database" - sounds a lot like an IDS functionality
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by sol_invictus 8y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I'm mostly looking to hire in Finland - you're not located there, are you?
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Ask HN: Angellist seems to have withered out, is there a 'new Angellist'?
10 points by sol_invictus 8y ago|5 comments

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