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throwawayay02
5y ago
The world needs more wikileaks and less ICIJs.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
You don't need to click any ads silly goose.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Wouldn't it indicate that we are even more sexist now, if the most important thing about the politician's is their sex?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
What is the worst case scenario of Assange being a free man, exactly?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Well... it's not that impressive is it, specially if achieved by mispelling. It's laborious sure, but... For instance 16th century poet Luís Vaz de Camões wrote a wonderfully written Homeric poem of +1000 stanzas of 8 lines with t
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throwawayay02
5y ago
We already have a definition for a politically exposed person.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
You need just some millions to your name and to contact their sales people. But to protect themselves it will be sold in a way that makes it useful to you and still have plausible deniability. Like Facebook letting you advertise to users th
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throwawayay02
5y ago
He's saying that Sweden is larger but that you can expect the same population density in places where people live, i.e. cities, so just raw national population density is not a good metric. I don't know if it's true, mind you
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I'm sure they have an API bots can use.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I didn't know the goal of life was to live the longest, even if in prison. You might want to invest in cryogenic sleep.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
When has it ever.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Insane.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
No, their AI accepts some deviation. And we don't know how many false positives it takes to start a human review. And for privacy of course different people will evaluate different photos. And a human without context will flag a pictur
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throwawayay02
5y ago
What about first testing the health of the disk before creating more waste?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I don't understand, there are barriers of entry into NZ for NZ citizens? What? How, what?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
The article does mention censorship in social media.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Oh Windows users, what a crazy bunch. I personally would never use a piece of software that updated (or downgraded, depending on the perspective) against my wishes.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I avoid smart crap as much as possible, but now my parents were hit: they've had the same TV and cable box thing for many years, and this month it started showing ads on everything: the menus, paused movies, past recordings. Unskippabl
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Imagine paying to "like" someone online. A fool and their money...
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Honest question, what about Strasbourg?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
No it wasn't. People would work about half to 2/3rds of the year, and about 10 hours a day.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
On my 86.0.1 firefox on linux it detected nothing.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
I'd argue advertising this Instagram as a "safe zone" for children while still containing ads and allowing adult predatores to sign in would be much worse. In the normal platform at least they can be disguised as average user
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Gauss earned his PhD at 20, Euler at 19, Erdős at 21, Tao at 21. Now imagine instead being forced to waste away until you're 17-18 to go to college.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Divide it into smaller groups.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
Is there a board game where one's advantage doesn't compound, though?
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throwawayay02
5y ago
How does it seem like "no" or "not yet". We will never know what even worst news would've come up if they weren't getting bribed.
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5y ago
I don't think that is true. I think most people would agree the people in Crimea understand they speak Russian, have a Russian passport, can travel inside Russia, pay taxes to the Russian government, their children are schooled in Russ
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5y ago
It is managed by Russia so it is Russia, now. The same way Ireland one day was administered from London and now is not (excl. Northern Ireland). The rest is emotional talk.
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throwawayay02
5y ago
It's not their territory though, not for some years now. That is the reality of it.
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