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by surge 3y ago
Maybe its a dumb question, but isn't something like OpenCL meant to solve this problem?
32.
by surge 3y ago
It's literally less in that the time the copyright is enforced (aka regulated) is less.
33.
by surge 3y ago
Some DA's are absolutely pro crime and you find out its the same small number of ppl stealing cars and getting released after charges are dropped or reduced after they've gotten caught.
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by surge 3y ago
I think, the top schools should remain academically rigorous, even if that means some kids even those from disadvantaged backgrounds don't cut it, I'm of the opinion they're probably better off going to a more average school
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by surge 3y ago
I also believe this is a side effect of "everyone has to go to college", you're no longer getting the most academically gifted (of which I am not a part either). It's far more likely with a larger portion of the populace
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by surge 3y ago
Hey Scot, I met you and we chatted for a bit at a bar after hours at a tech conference years ago, before you dropped you were a GitHub co-founder towards the end. You actually gave me some advice that has worked out well for me. Just wanted
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by surge 3y ago
I see people go all out in LV and drop a lot of money at restaurants. I guess it depends. Then again if you've already been in LV for a few days due to BH you might be over the bell curve on spending for the week. I guess it depends on
38.
by surge 3y ago
All I see here is someone made a bigger list from multiple other lists from prior breaches. This isn't "the mother of all breaches", this is clickbait. Unless there is some new confirmed breach somewhere that in fact contains
39.
by surge 3y ago
The service itself is cloud based and no cost.
40.
by surge 3y ago
This is a good addendum to my post, it expands upon it. I don't even take it as a correction, and I learned a bit. Thanks for this. I don't know who Shoshanna Zuboff is (I'll 'kagi' them), but I agree with the point
41.
by surge 3y ago
Yeah, this just follows the rule of if its free, you are the product, not the customer. You're going to get ads and relinquish your data in exchange for the service. For proton, I assume they have a free tier (I don't know I pay f
42.
by surge 3y ago
I think the entertainment industry hit a bubble of sorts tbh, a lot of writers given free reign to do whatever with no oversight. You can write for a show that is largely panned and still get a second season. There's something else goi
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by surge 3y ago
Sadly, I keep Prime for the free shipping, the video was a nice ad-on, so I can only be so upset, but it does reduce value of the membership. I still find it offensive to pay to watch ads, I don't care if that was the cable model for y
44.
by surge 3y ago
They weren't using tax dollars. The service is paid for by the bills, its simply not for profit, it just treats the fiber lines like roads and side walks, a common public good. You can even choose your own ISP.
45.
by surge 3y ago
The same happened in my state.
46.
by surge 3y ago
There was just literally a scandal because real estate developers were inflating prices because it’s more profitable, even if it didn't reflect market demand. Developers have the same incentive, they are not incentivized to build prope
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by surge 3y ago
Unemployment has changed, it used to mean people that want to work but can't find jobs. It meant if a factory or industry left your town, and you can't move, and you can't find a job, and end up going on a government check or
48.
by surge 3y ago
So they'll be more incentivized for profit, not less. Also, OP never said any of this, you're just doing the thinking it out for them. My point is the housing being built isn't going to serve the those who are housing insecur
49.
by surge 3y ago
Every time I see moderate density housing built, it's luxury apartments (almost always 5 over 1) that have rents higher than my mortgage. I don't see how this is accounted for.
50.
by surge 3y ago
"Yes, we have one party here. But so does America. Except, with typical extravagance, they have two of them!" https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/One-party_state
51.
by surge 3y ago
Where will the immigrants live? Or rather, unless you put them up in hotels and send them back when done, how do you account for providing them housing when housing is already constrained?
52.
by surge 3y ago
Things are doing great while: - Drug usage increasing - Depression/suicide increasing - Life expectancy going down as a result of the above - Homelessness increasing - People are forced to take gig jobs, but this is somehow counted as
53.
by surge 3y ago
Juicing vs changing is just spin. Edit: Since I can't reply, if your measure doesn't account for unsustainable practices, then its not really a measure, or you're intentionally "changing" the measure to leave out ac
54.
by surge 3y ago
One of the dichotomies I've noticed is the talking points about affordable housing juxtaposed with saying the concern with "illegal immigration" by the opposite side of the political spectrum is overblown. My thing is, even i
55.
by surge 3y ago
They've literally been changing the measurements of economic indicators to make things seem better than they are.
56.
by surge 3y ago
Bug Report: My terminal color settings are a bit unusual and I'm getting yellow snow.
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by surge 3y ago
This is purely anecdotal, but he looks the stereotype of a villain and I always had a hard time taking him seriously because of it. He literally looks like the devil in Rick and Morty. There's some other classic villains I'm sure
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by surge 3y ago
Oh, your problem is you don't have anyone doing risk assessments (see Risk Matrix for an example) and quantitative risk analysis and measuring cost to fix vs likelihood of occurrence and cost of an incident against that fix over an ext
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by surge 3y ago
This is literally what I do, but okay. Threat Intel informs the red team, and we'll model our ops or threat emulation exercises off of that information, we also have a few members that came over from threat intel. Last I checked, Threa
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by surge 3y ago
I was going to say that, early terminals had less resolution than many TV's, in the early days, especially as graphics drivers weren't standardized yet or had CPU/Memory constraints on how many pixels it could draw. https:&#

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