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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 3y ago
These are good points. Society will need to decide if we push back on AI and aim for upholding the standard of human quality or accept a higher efficiency at a lower quality.
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 3y ago
He may be right or he may be wrong - it's great that we're having this conversation. One thing that is overlooked here is that we're in the business of creating things to solve problems in the world. Code is simply the medium
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 5y ago
It's true that rewriting everything is not always the right answer and that fixing existing systems is underrated. However, there are very few instances in history of systems being indefinitely fixed and upgraded. Most societies were n
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 6y ago
I'm curious what they meant as well. Perhaps what they meant was the potential period where the virus is replicating in the body before the immune system detects it and kills it. I suppose even someone with the vaccine would have a ver
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 6y ago
This was my thought exactly. Some of my friends in the Bay area got COVID-19 (confirmed positive tests) after quarantining for over two weeks at home and taking all of the precautions. The only place they had been was the grocery store, so
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Variolation(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 6y ago|0 comments
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago
This is good news. Thank you.
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago
Soooo.... - SARS started out with a similar <4% estimated fatality rate and was then revised upwards to anywhere from 9-15% later. - COVID-19 is caused by a different strain of the same virus as SARS. - The CFR of SARS and COVID-19 appea
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This is SARS(medium.com)
10 points by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago|0 comments
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago
Power move or not, these are things the US desperately needs. Just accept the damn supplies, thank them, and try to do better next time.
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Raleigh police use Google in hopes of solving 2018 murder case(wral.com)
1 points by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago|0 comments
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago
This really does answer the question, spot on. The client side app does see the key(s) but it does not send them to the server. This is how E2E encryption works, browser or otherwise. I'm not sure specifically how Tanker is storing the
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Twitter is falsely claiming that users shared articles that they never shared(twitter.com)
2 points by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago|0 comments
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago
I've long felt that the "common wisdom" that teams are better is wrong. I can list as many solo-founder companies as I can team-founder companies off the top of my head and even the team companies are usually mostly one perso
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 7y ago
> Contracts and consulting only. I'm currently working deeply in end-to-end encryption and offline-first/mobile data syncing. My skillset is as deep as it is broad. I can remotely manage a small software project or write code.
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 8y ago
Effects -> Affects. "Effects" is a noun.
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 9y ago
In case you find these confiscations as misguided as I do, it looks like there is an existing petition against this: https://www.change.org/p/legalize-class-i-pedal-assist-elect...
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 9y ago
I live in NYC and I bike every day. I have no problem with e-bikes and I think the fact that they are getting confiscated is extremely misguided given that they are receiving praise in many other cities as a smart alternative to cars. It&#x
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by t2riRXawYxLGGYb 9y ago
- Self study cryptography, algorithms, linear algebra, machine learning - Work on some side project either being a startup or open source project - this will take priority over self-studying if I can find the right thing to work on - Get a