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by trident1000 6y ago
This government under any administration seems to have a real problem with obeying the constitution which tells them to fuck off. Asset forfeiture, abusing fisa courts, NSA, wiretapping political opponents, forced lock-downs, stop and frisk
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by trident1000 6y ago
Do you not feel violated knowing that every word you say is/can be recorded by big tech companies? Even if you turn permissions off theres always that "whoops it was a glitch" moment that inevitably comes down the line.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Why anyone would put a smart speaker in their home is beyond me.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Theres been 1 million deaths worldwide with a population of 7 billion. Thats 0.00014285714 The odds you die of C19 is overwhelmingly slim especially now with the therapeutics and better understanding of how to treat it. If you're old
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by trident1000 6y ago
How did that work out for the people of Hong Kong? The govt laughed at them with their signs and umbrellas. Now they can be shipped off for posting a tweet the CPP doesnt like. On a grander scope, notice how Taiwan has not been invaded by
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by trident1000 6y ago
The reason he will never be pardoned has nothing to do with if his leaks were merited or not merited (they clearly were as the activities of the govt were proven illegal). Its because then you green light a govt leaker in critical programs
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by trident1000 6y ago
Looks about what I would have expected
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by trident1000 6y ago
Define "effective". Can a government do anything they want when they fear the people, no. Can they legislate in progressive ways that build an economy and keep people safe, absolutely.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Thats such an absurd opinion. People live in suburbs because you can raise a family at an affordable price point and not have your children see people shitting on the sidewalk. People also dont want to live around millions of people in cl
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by trident1000 6y ago
We essentially have terrorist organizations like the ACLU that hound companies until they meet their demands. Thats a primary reason why.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Honestly I respect that and prefer that as well; just tell me up front so I can move on and not waste any more time. I come from a wall street background and did break through eventually, but they just leave you hanging with no follow up.
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by trident1000 6y ago
"where signatures can be added even years after the fact when needed" Why would you need this to be the case? In my mind (im not an expert) I just imagine schnorrs batching signatures into one tx on the chain. And then its done.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Yeah that makes sense. Better to play by the rules even though they could so easily just push it through anonymously and there's nothing anyone could do about it. But its better for the image of Bitcoin and of course the known teams
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by trident1000 6y ago
I wonder if this is something a hardware wallet provider could solve on their end in the software. Like one signature is a go for subsequent needed signatures as long as nothing changes with the transaction or something like that.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Why was a patent even respected with a decentralized system that doesnt even have cash flow/profits?
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by trident1000 6y ago
So I have one question with UBI if anyone can answer. What is to stop people every election cycle from simply voting in the people who promise them the most money? Couldnt that spiral our of control?
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by trident1000 6y ago
Not impossible either: "A Cedars-Sinai research team is in the pre-clinical stages of developing a technology that harnesses intermittent ultraviolet (UV) A light for treating viruses and bacteria. The technology has not been tested or
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by trident1000 6y ago
Remember when people went ballistic when Trump suggested UV light therapy could be a treatment. (probably still isnt but it was considered a scientific impossibility that UV light does anything to a virus at the time).
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by trident1000 6y ago
Ill put my tin foil hat on and say the internet is completely manipulated with fake commenters for a host of reasons...because it is. Probably something like 70/30 fake to real proportion.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Kind of absurd there is not a physical camera close feature on phones at this point.
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by trident1000 6y ago
As others have pointed out this deal is absurd. Its not about user data its about manipulation of the US populous through unknown algos by the Chinese Communist Party. They're all over western social media as well with cells and bots
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by trident1000 6y ago
Alpha Go was already launched when Google acquired it. Youre a moron. I dont know what elese to say.
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by trident1000 6y ago
No not reversed. This is public information.
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by trident1000 6y ago
It was developed by DeepMind Technologies which was later acquired by Google.
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by trident1000 6y ago
alpha go was acquired if Im not mistaken. Sure on the others.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Google has had no serious innovation in 20 years. Issue the dividend already and stop calling yourself a technology growth company.
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by trident1000 6y ago
People should be given warnings, financial products should be required to be transparent and explained well with the risks, and scammers should be gone after and placed in prison. But people should have every right to make terrible investme
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by trident1000 6y ago
Literally had my comment to you as flagged and removed. Point proven.
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by trident1000 6y ago
Theres an incredible amount of foreign propaganda in western social media anyway. Twitter took down like a million CCP accounts the other month (they made an announcement about it) and thats just the ones they know about. This is a step t
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by trident1000 6y ago
This type of thing happens to people on the right so often it doesn't even make the news anymore.

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