throwaway60701

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by throwaway60701 3y ago
There's nowhere near the amount of immigrants you see in the US, where it's practically everyone. The more eastern you go, the less immigration. In Poland, Czechia and Slovakia there are major cities with zero non-white people and
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by throwaway60701 3y ago
Oh it's caning and only sometimes, well then that's absolutely fine. ... No it isn't. Absolutely not. No way. Never coming there. Damn this place. Doesn't matter what the offense has to be, it's never fine. Do you t
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by throwaway60701 3y ago
The street police doesn't carry guns, but what about all these cameras? That'd be considered a serious breach of privacy and personal freedom where I live. My police is approachable and I don't care about the gun on their bel
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by throwaway60701 3y ago
Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai are all places that practice extreme police/state overreach unacceptable by western standards. I don't consider a city that will have a person flogged for littering a safe place.
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by throwaway60701 3y ago
The fact that many US cities have very strict law enforcement and yet they're on the list. Meanwhile, I really wouldn't say we have as strong law enforcement here in EU as it is in the US. UK is regarded as extremely highly police
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by throwaway60701 3y ago
Seems like all the cities with ethnically uniform population established for hundreds of years are safe, while those much younger cities with historically lots of immigration from various different places are unsafe. Not sure what the US sh
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by throwaway60701 3y ago
It's not impossible at all. Russians flying to Turkey for a vacation is still normal - yes, even ordinary middle class people. My friends living in EU are using this to meet with their family in safety.
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by throwaway60701 3y ago
100x better for you, but how much work are you causing to the security team that you're not counting? Anyways, big corps aren't the only player. There's plenty of SMEs that don't care the slightest about using only the b
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by throwaway60701 4y ago
It's already tested in humans, we know it's possible. Currently we have a proof of concept of roughly 60 letters per minute. It was tried with people who needed BCI because of epilepsy. It's also tested that it's possibl
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by throwaway60701 4y ago
So you're expecting them not to do anything whatsoever with animals, because you define anything done with them as cruelty? I disagree completely. Of course there shouldn't be any unnecessary suffering and definitely zero cruelty,
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by throwaway60701 4y ago
Did you actually look? I am pretty sure they have experts in this field.
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by throwaway60701 4y ago
What are you talking about? They have professionals working on this. Look at LinkedIn.
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by throwaway60701 4y ago
Why is eating steak a sufficient reason but developing such life-changing technology is not? We already know that BCIs work and bring enormous benefits to people with epilepsy, ADHD, etc. There's no question about that. The only proble
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by throwaway60701 4y ago
There are other companies doing similar BCIs and rather successfully. There is a pretty good understanding of what such interfaces can do because it has already been tried in humans - see what is being done with people who have severe epile
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by throwaway60701 4y ago
Fail to deliver? Wut? They never commited to any timeline and have just began. What do you expect, brain computer interfaces and robot brain surgeons in less than a decade of development? That's crazy. I expect at least 2 decades, if n