vaishaksuresh

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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
I mean normal as in normal silicon valley startup.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Imagine how normal work places feel like to people who don't drink, are introverts and don't like to be greeted by dogs all the time.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Fair enough.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Many words to say "Moist fingers grips smooth,hard objects better than dry finger". Again, I'm not saying it is useless or uninteresting or that the science is simple, I'm saying you can see the behavior without knowing
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
I did read the paper and I'm not saying the analysis isn't compelling. I'm saying it is obvious and does not need a paper to be explained.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
How is this a thing that needs explaining?
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
I use a couple of things. All photos go to my local NAS (QNAP has an app that does this automatically). They also go to iCloud and I don't have the problem you have with it but then again I use it only for mobile photos so I don't
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
>Google is not content with me asking them to leave me alone, they would use ML and whatever they have built to figure out where I have been Which is precisely why I stopped syncing my images to Google.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
The stripping was more for third party apps. I should be able to decide if instagram sees the EXIF or not.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
There is no need to strip all EXIF data. Strip just the location since that is an explicit permission needed. you can keep aperture, shutter speed, capture time etc.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Running servers takes resources too and in this case the servers need to support millions of queries.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
>water should be a human right to humans who need it for living, but not for gardening or washing a car Isn't water already a managed resource? People pay for the water they use to garden or wash cars right? Sure it is the same amou
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Think of the operational cost involved to satisfy everybody's query.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
What makes you think it is alright to ask for stuff for free?
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
>It's fucked up and every NA patron should pull their funding if they had any integrity. That is what Google did, just not because of integrity.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Good! then don't complain about it every time an article from the source you don't subscribe to gets posted.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Then don't read and don't complain about their business model. Simple.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Washington post gives you a long trial period if you are an Amazon prime customer. The subscription is cheaper if you are a student. Support good journalists, they are people too. Either give them ad revenue or get a subscription. If you do
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Morality also works both way right? If you bite the feeding hand, how are you morally right?
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
That is to tie your wifi access point to a specific location. They can then use this information to deduce the location of users who are not using GPS too. They can use it to deduce relationships between people who are connected to same wif
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Why is hard for you to comprehend that I’m not advocating any form of censorship or denial of service? I’m saying the equivalence is wrong.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
No. The distinction is that neo-nazis chose to follow a hateful ideology. Gay people did not choose to be gay. I’m not supporting denial of service, in fact I think nobody should be denied service. I’m just pointing out that the equivalen
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Because you choose to be a neo nazi, you don’t choose to be gay. I’m not talking about denying service. I’m saying one of them did not choose to be what they are.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
>Don't wanna sell cakes to gay people or host pro-Nazi sites? Don't start a business serving the public then. I get what you’re saying and agree with you, but please don’t compare gay people and neo-nazi. They’re not same or ev
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
>Facebook is a much better way for me to share pictures of my kids to all my relatives Also to Facebook's facial recognition software, without your kids ever agreeing to it and they won't have a way to undo it once they grow up
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
>The content of their shitty messages is irrelevant To you, but the president endorsing a group or legitimizing the cause of another is not irrelevant.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
The flak that Trump is getting is not because he did not condemn white supremacist groups, it is because he said both groups are same. One was there preaching the idea of owning other people and violence, the second was there to ask for equ
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
Trump isn't going after immigrants, he is going after brown people and more generally non-white people. It doesn't matter to him if they were born here or came here.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
>a buy-out like this could theoretically happen to any race of people of any income level It already does, and it mostly happens to poor people.
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by vaishaksuresh 9y ago
The median wage from my memory is 60k a year. You make it sound like money is the biggest factor in going into STEM when a lot of kids don't even go to colleges. The shortage is not because you don't get paid enough, the shortage

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