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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Whats the difference between "idiots have to be scammed" vs "people who can't fend off a knife fighter while en route to the grocery store have to be stabbed"? Some people are gullible, or trusting. This doesn'
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Not far off?? Just imagine the insane amounts of training data needed to be accurate on that. Although brain scanning data to determine if a non-psychopath and non-narcissist is lying or telling the truth is probably not nearly as difficult
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Are you familiar with a term that refers to that sort of technique?
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
If that was all there was to it then why do white people in the USA have 10x as much wealth as black people? Are you saying that white people are 10x better at going on the healing process, being their own judge, and making changes that ben
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
> The researchers took samples from brains of humans and rhesus macaque monkeys, separated individual cells and sequenced their RNA. This shows which genes are active (being expressed) in a particular cell and allows researchers to sort
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
True. I guess the root issue is often much more basic
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Less privileged code would mean less zero day exploits. Qubes relies on an order of magnitude less privileged code than Linux, and I believe Xen has had far fewer escalation of privilege exploits than Linux kernel "Open suspicious link
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
I always wonder that maybe someone can convince these health companies, clinics, etc... to start using Qubes OS for their network connected office computers. Maybe that could prevent a sizeable number of these ransomware attacks? TLDR Qubes
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
I wonder how many homeless people get killed by the storm, but who don't make it into the statistics though....
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Yeah, goes to show that if a person (or ourselves) is struggling with an impairment, a weakness, or a fault, then being compassionate with them (or ourselves) is an act of truthfullness. Its not just "oh you gotta be nice to everyone,
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Cant get past paywal, but my amateur view on this is something like this: You have a car trying to get up a hill. If it gets past the peak there is a huge downard road that it can just coast on endlessly. But if you'r engine is too wea
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
"when you have an object close to your face, it’s registered as a threat" Ok I wonder to what extent the flight / fight response can be unconscious and not noticed And I get that FoF can be triggered. But from seeing the phon
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Can you verify point #1 from publicly available sources? I.e. not relying on the governor's word
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
My view is the most people (not all) are inherently good inside Thus the vast majority of robbers are suffering from an illness, and not inherently evil Which means most (not all) are not actually trying to harm people, just satisfy an ec
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Watching a video here or there isn't a good way to assess a threat You can watch plenty of videos of people getting dismembered during vehicle accidents, but does daily driving traumatize people? No What are the statistics? At least fo
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Yeah, the lingering mental aspect from being robbed is a good point. I personally doubt I would have trauma if someone held a gun to me and asked me for my merchandise, but who knows, I've never actually experienced that irl Body langu
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Uh, yeah? I think most people? Including me??? Everyone makes mistakes. If he hasn't damaged anyone beyond repair then he doesn't deserve to have his life ruined beyond repair Its about justice, not fear 6 months is fine unless he
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Stuff like this is proof that any and all politicians who do not vigorously act to end these kinds of things... all, no exception, are psychopaths or otherwise rotten terrible people Like who the hell of a fucking idiot comes up with these
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Yes, mathematical constructions are merely a model of reality It is interesting to note that (correct me if I'm wrong) perhaps our mathematical constructs are based on a classical intuition and perception of the universe? And here we a
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
I think I'm getting a glimmer of understanding on this now From what I gather, a set of possible transformations is a group in group theory Physical space is a type of group, i.e. a Poincare group, and is described by the set of all tr
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
> “What is a particle?” > > “An irreducible representation of the Poincaré group,” a precocious classmate answered. Me: Looks up Poincare group Also me: Oooookay, that makes absolute perfect zero sense to me
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
If you already starting from an existing set from publicly available sources, and you just need to standardize them amongst each other for consistency, then I can see how that would be kinda reasonable, though I'm no designer myself pe
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
So what, he was asking the designer to re-create already existing icons? Or brand new icons for each stock? Thats insanely fucked up either way of the designer leading them on like that or to ultimately cheat someone
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
And don't tell them about the browser inspector nor how to copy SVG code using that
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
So how do you not click links to confirm your email for a new account? Rather one could use Qubes OS and only open links in disposable VMs and never enter info beyond that Thats basically what I do when I get emails to confirm my email addr
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
So how is the internal chain of thought represented anyhow? What does it look like when someone sees it?
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
Is that the engine exhaust on the right image? With the flames? Crazy...
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
My favorite is in nutrition research papers when they say something like "At 8am the subjects consumed a standardized breakfast"
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
At first I misread that as the astronauts would come back aboard the starliner And I was like...now I'm scared for them
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by spoonfeeder006 2y ago
> not everybody is equally good at "thinking for themselves." A sufficiently-large group of people will always divide itself, as inevitably as if Maxwell's Demon himself were prodding them true, but perhaps we do have capa

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