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by soufron 10y ago
The hope they will be able to shift that cost to car companies... ... but what would prevent car companies to deploy their own Uber-like network? The cost of the software is low and the design has been proven. Uber is the Lycos of transport
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by soufron 10y ago
I don't really see how they could achieve such a bad result given that German Law is subject to the Privacy Protection Directive and to the newly adopted Privacy Protection Regulation. And both are strongly in favor of the users, inclu
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by soufron 10y ago
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vendredi_(hebdomadaire,_2008) I am afraid there is not much left online now.
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by soufron 10y ago
So you think he did it on purpose and made a sort of mockumentary?
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by soufron 10y ago
Their new PR stunt is to pretend that the People are behind them. They're asking their customers to defend them as if they were a social movement. Well... they will discover the hard way that they're not Wikipedia. I am ready to d
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by soufron 10y ago
Well Law is meant to bash competition and prevent innovation when it's dangerous to the community. It's the voice of the People against individuals or companies that will pursue their own interests.
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by soufron 10y ago
The Law is the expression of the People. If they're not happy with the Law, then they just got to get a new one. Good luck to them.
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by soufron 10y ago
It was an alt theory at the time, but it has been debunked since then. Have fun : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Am_Flight_103_conspiracy_t...
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by soufron 10y ago
I liked the movie, but I was upset by the heavy amount of conspiracy he put in, and also the fact that he considered alternate theories on events as if they were the only ones worthy of attention. I am thinking about his description of the
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by soufron 10y ago
Are you ready to pay for the teachers to be the interdisciplinary supervisors that you talk about?
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by soufron 10y ago
I designed one a few years ago, but it was to help the newsroom of a magazine who wanted to publish blog articles every week. You can check it online, it was called "vendredi". It worked well.
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by soufron 10y ago
So... You're explaining that's it's too dangerous and too difficult to control? And so people would be "unreasonnable" in trying to prevent it? Are you serious? Also, big news. High school kids have knives at school
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by soufron 10y ago
The nature of science is to get paid studying science, not doing PR stunts for the gmo industry.
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by soufron 10y ago
Exactly. There are tons of other way to address these issues - tons of less harmful and more beautiful ways. What sort of agriculture do we want in 20 years? Gmo industrial non-sustainable shit? Or something else entirely?
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by soufron 10y ago
Yeah, and actually we get to know where that rice is coming from. There is a fucking label on it. Also you can't export it everywhere because it's a shitty experiment.
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by soufron 10y ago
Nice one. But I guess you're just trying to label them! Shame on you. Labels are bad. Don't you get it?
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by soufron 10y ago
There is no point in gmo "done responsibly". The question is do we want more or less industrial agriculture? Given what we've learnt in the past 50 years, we should want less industrial agriculture. And gmos are not the way t
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by soufron 10y ago
Well that's some high-level scientist bullshit there. So non-gmo labels can be misleading, but not labeling gmo isn't. Wow. Welcome to Animal Farm. And of course, a non-gmo label doesn't mean anything good. But a cool gmo non
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by soufron 10y ago
Wasn't there already Jabber or IRC? But they don't make money. Sad world where we prefer badly coded shit that makes money, to awesome tech that don't.
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by soufron 10y ago
That's only true as long as... automation actually takes human jobs for real instead of simply "displacing" jobs. Looking at history, you as yourself where is the evidence for automation destroying human jobs... ... but Elon
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by soufron 10y ago
The industrial revolution did happen in Japan though... and without any of the key factors explained in the article.
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by soufron 10y ago
They were so protective of their social order that they kept killing each others...
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by soufron 10y ago
I think it is. Just wait for someone to sue their ass.
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by soufron 10y ago
"The world's most advanced"? WTF Bullshit is that. It's just a fucking decision tree, and not a very good one on top of that!
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by soufron 10y ago
I feel the same. Most often, the comments are way more interesting than the links they're commenting. This led me to calm down on commenting all the time, coz I felt like I needed to try to make good quality comments in order to compar
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by soufron 10y ago
Really? At MIT? Lunatics are everywhere (pun intended).
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by soufron 10y ago
At the same time... what kind of laws do they want to get rid of?
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by soufron 10y ago
They need to understand that atlas shrugged is just a book - and badly written that is.
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by soufron 10y ago
I think this paper is more important for AI than for law. Wolfram correctly considers that we're bad at giving complex instructions to AI and that the way Law does it is very good. Thus, getting inspiration from legal systems to code A
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by soufron 10y ago
I created a political news aggregator in France, with a nice community...

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