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by temp8964 5y ago
I think the idea is great, but I just don't trust the people who will be implementing the idea. They could simply use it to create more bias.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Will they discuss Roland Fryer’s finding against the misinformation regarding to police shootings? https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/12/upshot/surprising-new-evi... Who is using selective reporting to crea
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by temp8964 5y ago
My impression is that they totally gave up the customer market and focused on the business market long ago. So I gave up on them too.
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by temp8964 5y ago
The context is desktop, not server. Desktop can still be used for remote, like home and office remote.
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by temp8964 5y ago
It won’t happen to existing home owners.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Zoning law and economic mechanism can prevent this. Increasing housing price will stop new resident/business moving in.
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by temp8964 5y ago
It will create a separated session different from the local session. Basically if I used my desktop in office, and when I remote in from home, it won't show me the same windows I opened before.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Can this read existing code and fix one missing piece? That will be cool. Say I have a question I can't solve by searching through stackoverflow. If the AI can solve a problem like that, it will be great.
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by temp8964 5y ago
I found it particularly difficult to remote into the same session as the one I log in locally (seating in front of the machine).
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by temp8964 5y ago
I did google around but couldn’t get it work reliably. It seems have something with which desktop environment I use. And the performance isn’t great. Also, I am not sure what you mean “jumpbox”, but it sounds like you don’t use the remote m
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by temp8964 5y ago
My experience is that VNC won’t remote to the same session. And it can’t adjust to client resolution, so not very useful to me.
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by temp8964 5y ago
But chrome doesn’t adjust screen setup.
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by temp8964 5y ago
> America’s terrible approach to housing production outside of a few select places is a huge a drag on our country. Not sure about that. The local mechanism to prevent housing expansion is kind of counter-productive, but there may be a r
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by temp8964 5y ago
I have tried Linux desktop. One of the couple things I can’t get over with is remote. It seems there’s no straight and reliable way to remote to the same session of the host desktop. In addition, Windows RDP can also reliably adjust to cli
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by temp8964 5y ago
I don't think so. This is a case by case reasoning. There is no straight logic leads to jumping from scanning iCloud photos to installing cameras in homes.
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by temp8964 5y ago
People do care about privacy, but not in that absolute sense. You think privacy is 100% or 0%, but vast majority of the public don't think so.
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by temp8964 5y ago
How do you know this damages Apple's brand? The HN community is very very different from the public regarding to privacy. Maybe most of the public do not understand privacy in this absolute sense? Maybe even the public support scanning
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by temp8964 5y ago
Totally agree on the first point. The drawing images are really silly. And the website content is empty. OP should learn how to write website content from competitors.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Without full knowledge, I feel it’s difficult for an outsider to determine whether Russia is “work-related”.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Why is writing about Russia a personal thing? I think I will need more context to understand this.
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by temp8964 5y ago
I just transferred from Android to iPhone today. I wouldn't bother to use these alternative Androids, because I don't trust 3rd party app stores. There are banking, authenticator, and other essential apps I will never download fro
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Nasdaq’s Board Diversity Proposal Faces SEC Decision(wsj.com)
2 points by temp8964 5y ago|1 comments
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by temp8964 5y ago
I am sure, presumbly in a sane world, computer scanning is only the early stage of the process, human will be invovled to make final judgements and decisions.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Wheeled delivery vehicles do not make sense to me, because they can be easily ran over by cars (limited view bc of very low height). Many suburban roads do not have sidewalk on both sides, but bushes can be seen almost everywhere. Actually,
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by temp8964 5y ago
What kind of life you can get by just flipping burger for 30 hours a week in Europe? Honest question.
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by temp8964 5y ago
Don't you have security policies to make you must go through IT?
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by temp8964 5y ago
Deep down in the reddit comments there is a statement from the university, which mentioned "The former supervisor's desire to clearly distance herself is understandable when an accusation of racism is in the air." Some other
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McCaul Releases Addendum to Origins of Covid-19 Report(gop-foreignaffairs.house.gov)
2 points by temp8964 5y ago|3 comments
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by temp8964 5y ago
Foxconn has lots of factories in lots of different places. Does it matter to specify which factory / place has the problem?
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by temp8964 5y ago
Lancet is still publishing paper from this guy? It seems the ethical standard of the viorlogy scientific community is shockingly low. Maybe I just don't understand "how science works".

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