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by trod1234 1y ago
I was lucky enough to have several teachers that were able to undo a lot of the damage bad math teachers imposed on me (on a lag) and continue on from Calculus to the foundations of mathematical systems (Abstract Algebra). I've also us
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Anyone have a mirrored link? Looks like the site is timing out now.
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Some Americans are quite intelligent and despite decades of psyops and other issues still retain an understanding of what's real, and what the consequences of decisions will mean in economic terms. In a classroom, its easy to poke fun
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What's eminently clear to any discerning individual at this point is your opinion isn't credible. For there to be a disagreement in real terms there needs to first be a fair common definition of what is actually being disagreed up
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> You didn't make arguments. There was nothing to argue, your statement was unsupported, and the only thing you included was caustic criticism and broad over-generalization both fallacy implying what I was saying was shitty wellness
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Rumor-mongering is primarily what the Chinese PLC and other state apparatus on their side does these days; at least much of the public facing after-math, its called irregular warfare or 5GW. While I'm not familiar with the specific of
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by trod1234 1y ago
Your view is quite distorted, biased, and blind. > Good. This is a good thing. Treating symptoms is a good thing and we like good things. You frame this in fallacy, false dichotomy circularly. For a refutation, is treating poisoning with
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I'd say they weren't addressing the core issues, or they think discipline is something that it isn't, and then kept trying ineffectively. Here's what discipline is and isn't. Discipline is an extremely simple concep
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You are the one that is ignorant of the reality. > As a thought experiment, insert "type 1 diabetes" This is an apples to oranges fallacy flawed example, how about we do something that isn't apples to oranges, like heavy
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I disagree with this article on fairly foundational grounds. This does nothing long-term for ADHD, and in fact creates a dependency on drugs which in many cases are not necessary because ADHD and other Spectrum Disorders fall into catchalls
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You are weak and aimless, because being aimless makes you weak. When you look at life, ask yourself what brings you most joy in life, what makes you feel most alive, find your direction, and avoid the petty traps designed to enslave you. Fi
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If that is the one that matches what was posted then yes. A cursory glance, those fingerprints match so I'd say yes that is one of the certificates with which we've narrowed issues down to. I would think that a large company like
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> Did you confirm with the owner that they were unauthorized. I confirmed with their support. I provided the certificate chain and sha-256 fingerprint being served, and they said it didn't match, and that they use a different provid
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> I thought if you disabled JS, then that would greatly narrow down which user on the internet you are... It is a fundamentally cursed problem that has a lot of nuance. You have buckets of people, and the entropy or difference between yo
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Its actually quite a bit worse than you think, but to recognize what's happening you have to understand how torture and the developing mind work to some small degree. Thought reform, which is sophisticated science based techniques that
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This is quite a rudimentary checklist, and it won't provide much in terms of privacy protections, but it will break a number of sites. The current state of browser-fingerprinting is off-the-rails, where they deny service if they don&#x
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> until the day there is some 0-day on BT pairing Early versions of BT that's already true. AFAIK, 4.2, 5, 6 are still safe. Though there has been a lot of activity I haven't followed this year wrt 4.2, so that may be dated.
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You are misreading what was said. Its not either, or. There are two things mentioned in the context of light mediated pathways, thus two bounds, one from the lower frequency going down, and one on the upper frequency of the visual spectra g
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Luckily I don't need to convince you. Unfortunately, not everything can be conveniently handed to someone for review when there has been a coordinated effort to either suppress or make unavailable. The papers exist, you can look them u
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Regulation is for when businesses cannot regulate themselves. In many larger companies also, nationstate threats and national security are a trending issue. If you deal with a lot of PII, outsourcing your data processing pipelines to China
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The foundational work was done by Fritz Hollwich, a German Opthalmologist in the 1970s. Supplementary work was done by John Nash Ott in the same time period when he had numerous issues with time-lapse displays with plants dying under artifi
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I've been a SA Generalist for a decade, primarily in biopharma. This is the terminology the people I worked alongside used which included both Network and Computer Engineers. It was explained to me that its just another version of MITM
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While this sounds cool, the issues it raises are not. Many people are unaware that the wavelengths of light in certain ranges, which include both the near UV (N-UV, violet/blue zones), and the N-IR have biochemical interactions, and bl
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There are a couple of ways. The main one is called an Eclipse Attack in cyber circles, and it can be done at any entity operating at the ASN layer so long as they can position themselves to relay your traffic. The adversary can invisibly (t
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The problem with your reasoning is that its discriminatory in the parameters you set. When you set impossible constraints that neglect requirements for sustainability, and tell people to do the impossible, you pigeonhole and sieve only the
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It is good that people are paying attention to this problem, but unfortunately not in time to correct the problem before consequences get bad. Hysteresis is a bitch. This study showed that early career workers of which they only focused on
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The vast majority of people believe what the government tells them, and the government tells that that Covid is no longer happening and you have nothing to worry, everyone has returned to work, and masking is now only something that crimina
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"You shouldn't have to install a root kit to play a game". I can't agree more with the video linked by the guy in this article claiming it was FUD and misinformation. Author is just flat out wrong to discount the threat.
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The premise starts with Claude Shannon's well established work, and the demonstrated ability of GenAI to costlessly saturate communications channels. What about Shannon's work do you find absolutely nuts? Keeping in mind, to overt
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I know, there are these people that pipe in and are just so distorted in their own ignorance and lack of discipline, blaming everyone but the people responsible (themselves) and think everything should be handed to them on a golden spoon in

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