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by staplers 6y ago
To be fair, it's a lot easier to isolate an island than multiple international hubs for many different types of people (LA, SF, NYC). Also having leadership which denies anything is bad until a major sports league (NBA) takes action do
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by staplers 6y ago
I don't initiate a wire transfer when I buy a coffee. I use my bank card.
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by staplers 6y ago
I used to think this community was bright techies. Now I'm here having to explain basic network effect. Why is ipv4 still being used? C'mon guys you're smarter than this.
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by staplers 6y ago
I use Firefox everyday for work and home. For a few years now Firefox has beaten Chrome in speed/usability for me.
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by staplers 6y ago
Can you explain how I simplified life? I simply presented a fact about refined foods.
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by staplers 6y ago
See "refined". Removing the husk of wheat and rice removes the source of fiber which then speeds up the metabolic process of your body turning the carbs into sugar. It overwhelms the glucose regulator in your body similar to eatin
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by staplers 6y ago
AI overlords would still require physical presence via metal box and electricity. Two scarce resources. I'll let you connect the rest of the dots.
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by staplers 6y ago
They've recently changed it on macOS to allow you to free the hard drive space (file is in the cloud) but the metadata (file name) remains indexed on your computer.
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by staplers 6y ago
Something to consider: Bitcoin is a consensus network. You can move to any coin/network/currency that aligns with your preferred "governance". That includes stablecoins etc. There are already services that instantly conv
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by staplers 6y ago
There are plenty of explanations that you are willingly avoiding.
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by staplers 6y ago
God they're doing so well especially today after Tesla announced buying $1.5 billion worth. Thanks for asking.
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by staplers 6y ago
What's funny is we might get there someday with enough server-side push and wearable/mobile/PC tech pushing computation to the cloud and streaming it "down" to nimble devices. EDIT: After further thought, I realize
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by staplers 6y ago
It's always amazed me how anti-crypto and behind the times (about bitcoin) this forum has been. Remember your imagination for the possibilities of the early web and computers.
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by staplers 6y ago
During the early days of sports streaming (sometimes still) you'd find a stream with a live feed of the stadium broadcast without the ads. During the commercial breaks you'd be able to watch what was on the megatron (camera pannin
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by staplers 6y ago
I wonder if they have any specialists on the team who would know specifically about permeability Sounds like you're the expert, why don't you join them?
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by staplers 6y ago
one should be very cautious when extrapolating cause-effect relationships Interesting statement after publishing this article with that title.
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by staplers 6y ago
So is the internet and computers and cars.
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by staplers 6y ago
The land was not otherwise in use If by "not otherwise in use" you mean not directly creating profit for US businesses then sure. A lot of things "use" the Earth that aren't human.
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by staplers 6y ago
You're being downvoted, but it's been proven police helped the rioters and even took selfies with them.
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by staplers 6y ago
Imagine if ISIS had a twitter account or reddit fanpage. How fast would conservatives pass legislation to take it down? If the terrorists are white, they're treated differently.
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by staplers 6y ago
The value of content creation has dramatically declined because the barrier to entry has fallen so low. I find great new artists every week and would never have to listen to the same song twice (if I chose). I can write a song, make a movie
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by staplers 6y ago
While I do believe we are at a "benevolent dictator" stage of social media, what happened yesterday should be feared by every democratic nation and regardless of the "side" you are on it should be avoided at most costs.
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by staplers 6y ago
The Social Dilemma should be watched by all tech developers and designers. The dramatic scenes are a bit campy but the interviews are incredible and biting.
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by staplers 6y ago
"America doesn't negotiate with terrorists"
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by staplers 6y ago
The writing was on the wall and they knew it. Now that Trump doesn't benefit them, they will act like they don't support him.
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by staplers 6y ago
Sounds like I'm interpreting it perfectly. You are implying surveillance capitalism is necessary because "certain people" can threaten, harass, maybe kill citizens into participating because it makes "certain people&quot
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by staplers 6y ago
We're talking about millions of people losing their jobs and their privileged positions. How did the world and society exist without big-brother surveillance?!?
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by staplers 6y ago
They simply do not care at all what's being done to them. This is an ignorant view to take. I'm a pretty dedicated apple user but only because the other options don't have the tools I need and the UX I desire. Likely
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by staplers 6y ago
This means that ultimately, all tax-paying citizens are that whale. Even the very consultants/vendors doing it.
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by staplers 6y ago
C-level business executives generally never pay attention to the frontiers of technology. It seems to be a common theme in entropy-stage corporations. It does help churn the larger corporate oligarchy though.

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