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by swalsh 6y ago
The messaging was certainly problematic. But the actions seem to be done in good faith.
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by swalsh 6y ago
It's not really "Stamped". It's more of a photographic process. My basic understanding is that they apply a photographic reactive chemical, expose it. From there they apply another chemical process to form an oxidation
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by swalsh 6y ago
For how long is the equipment for these fabs amortized?
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by swalsh 6y ago
> Somehow we'll go from not being able to buy certain stocks to violence? Please read this whole thread ( https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l6omry/an_o... ) This isn't about buy
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by swalsh 6y ago
I would love for an ACTUAL open AI platform, someone should build a SETI@Home like platform to allow normal people to aggregate their spare GPU time.
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by swalsh 6y ago
Worse yet, while the government may be banned from looking at this data intrusively. We're likely to freely give it away to a few large tech companies. Without limits on their use, their power will only continue to grow. To me the pr
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by swalsh 6y ago
*semiautomatic weapons
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by swalsh 6y ago
Eventually a system like this will succeed at getting some kind of scale. When that does happen, the smart devs will write tools that search for common issues in open source repositories, that also have bounties. You apply 1 code fix to 1
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by swalsh 6y ago
Was it okay to place Japanese in internment camps? Not going to wait for an answer, because the answer should clearly be no. Curtailing domestic liberties is not okay regardless the circumstances.
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by swalsh 6y ago
It is certainly an unresolvable conflict, my major concern is to what extent those that control the "Freedom From" internet will go to prevent the harm done by the "Freedom To" internet. Will my Verizon connection be sh
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by swalsh 6y ago
My big wish, I want to truely own my own data. If I decide to delete something, I would hope there's not a hundred copies replicated in a hundred caches somewhere. When I delete my own data, I want it truely gone. If someones node i
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by swalsh 6y ago
You're not going to get to Facebook/Twitter scale without good content in the beginning.
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by swalsh 6y ago
I partially agree with you. Right now the people most likely to switch are going to be the people who have no home. The crackdown has started, but it's pretty early. The people kicked, or leaving at this point are not the ones you w
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by swalsh 6y ago
I generally agree that information from here related to the attack is in the public interest. But this is going to also reveal people who had no part of it. I don't think it's fair to justify revealing innocent peoples data.
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by swalsh 6y ago
I think I meant to write CFAA, thanks for pointing that out. Comment updated.
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by swalsh 6y ago
Could these "Researchers" be prosecuted under CFAA? Purposely accessing information known to be private? EDIT: accidently wrote DMCA
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by swalsh 6y ago
Do you use the official build of Google Chrome?
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by swalsh 6y ago
My one big issue with thinking about BTC as gold/commodity, is at least at the end of the day gold has actual uses. I can make jewlery, or use it in components. BTC has no inherit value at all. My only reason to own BTC is because o
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by swalsh 6y ago
This is such a great law, I wish my State would enact something similar. The real link to my local chinese restaurant is the 3rd link down. The apps links are always first. The only way I know it's the real site is if "pick-up&
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by swalsh 6y ago
I think the point is that yes, this technology as it exists today is only commercially viable for some products which are only appetizing to a wealthy elite market. But that's an advantage, it provides a stepping stone. The profits f
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by swalsh 6y ago
To be fair, beamforming is a thing now on some consumer wifi 6 routers.
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by swalsh 6y ago
I found a translation of the interview this article was derived from. It became clear to me that this was not an old man with inside information finally agreeing to disclose it (as is kind of implied by the headline) but rather, is just a
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by swalsh 6y ago
Responding to this might be Bidens first major international crisis. Would not want that job.
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by swalsh 6y ago
I mean, I guess it depends. I have an Hour or 2 a week to game. For the past 4 years I've spent that exclusively in VR. I recently picked up some new pancake games, but I keep going back. The VR experience is so much more enjoyable
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by swalsh 6y ago
I really honestly think there's something to this. Playing with others in VR has such a different feeling. I was once in a game where the whole team got blown up by a grenade, and then the next game we're all friends joking and
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by swalsh 6y ago
We can try sanctions, but we've pretty much maxed out that route after the Crimea annexation. If we do nothing, we're sending the message that these actions are okay.
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by swalsh 6y ago
So, am I reading this right? the Russian government had the ability to impersonate the credentials of ANYONE in the marjoity of the fortune 500, the US Government, the US DOD, and our telecomm infrastructure... and they likely had this acce
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by swalsh 6y ago
This is so tempting, but I still struggle to make it over the privacy bump. I'm extremely bothered by the stuff I've seen stating that apple phone homes everytime I run an application.
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by swalsh 6y ago
"False information is much more powerful than true information" So apparently you believe individuals aren't capable of responsibly enjoying freedom, and thus should concede automomy of thought to the elite for what informati
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by swalsh 6y ago
Book publishers are.... publishers. Youtube is not a publisher, at least they claim they aren't. Rules apply differently to publishers.

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