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vdaniuk
13y ago
Urgh. What is the exact meaning of that "corruption" you are speaking about?
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Could you care to explain why exactly you dislike an open source development effort with commercial elements, such as theme/module marketplaces? And what about Ghost ecosystem that is far from a healthy dev environment?
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Exactly, your comment is a sad joke. It is a personal choice to be monitored by Google,Facebook and other services that an individual uses. On the other hand, that individual has zero choice in whether his or her activities will be monitore
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vdaniuk
13y ago
What?! Could you please point to a logical system of views and values that would not assume indefinitely prolonging human life is a good thing?
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Any proof that it is actually happening and not just your personal version of the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon?
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vdaniuk
13y ago
At present moment the no-links ranking technology from Yandex is vaporware, though I certainly think it may be better for some of the queries.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
What you've just read was manufactured outrage for fun and profit.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Is it genuine rage or sarcasm? It seems to be genuine but I just can't believe that.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Citation needed. Please provide facts that prove social networking overall has run its course. Social networking overall is strong as ever in my opinion but I'm ready to have my views challenged.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
That is a really great policy, if you do that with all posts!
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Advocating extreme violence (an execution with a firing squad) for a group as a punishment for violence( against tree loggers). Amazing hypocrisy.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
That's a good point actually. Maybe we need more ethical loners without emotional attachments in a positions of power.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
It is reasonable because it prevents spam. Simple as that.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
How many times did you check your comment to make sure all grammar and punctuation is perfect? :)
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vdaniuk
13y ago
That is the most unsubstantiated claim I've seen in a comment in this thread. Pure hate and vitriol. Sickening. And mind you I don't support these protests and the general animosity towards the techies.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
I am always amazed at what length people are ready to go to criticize something, obviously this discussion is going nowhere.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
I live in Ukraine and can confirm that this comment is total and utter crap. The only thing that Russia is embracing is a mix of extreme corruption, nepotism and corporatism.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
You are aware that SPDY was developed by Google, right?
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Yes, I think that most people who watched both TED and TEDx talks understand the difference. My reasons are as follows. 1. People who watch TED and TEDx are quite intelligent. 2. There are no TEDx videos on ted.com, only on subdomain http:
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Certainly they do, those sneaky "highly placed people in AI" know perfectly well that it will be quite easy to hide from the strong AI in some rural area. Its not like AI could access real estate databases or build some flying dro
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13y ago
By definition there is one correct hypothethis(as far as scientific consensus is established) and infinite number of wrong hypothethis. If community provides an opportunity for its members to hear multiple opinions, correct hypothethis will
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Yes, it is, in a casual conversation. Not on HN. By the way your verbose definition of "nobody cares" would still be a gross exaggeration as OP didn't provide any proof that a substantial, probably majority of population do n
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vdaniuk
13y ago
So gross exagerrations is OK but technical nitpicking is not,right?
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vdaniuk
13y ago
NO, they do not "tend" to sell data. Their internal systems deliver advertising to selected audiences but personal data doesn't leave Google or Facebook servers.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
No, they do not. They provide access to the user preferences, likes and interests but they never ever sell user data to third parties without user authorization. Cite your sources if you have any proof of your claim.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Technically correct is a way to go on website dedicated to technology, don't you think?
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vdaniuk
13y ago
No, he doesn't. And it's pretty obvious what he means: that primary method of transportation for most people is public transport and price hikes during the scarcity periods will be a minor inconvenience as many other transportatio
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vdaniuk
13y ago
Nice red herring you've got there. Why didn't you compare cabs to emergency healthcare services? That would make your argument even stronger. /s
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13y ago
I do care about difference between TED and TEDx. So you are by definition of word 'nobody' is wrong.
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vdaniuk
13y ago
US doesn't have a looking war on its horizon. I will be happy to hear arguments if you don't agree.
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