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by vntok 5y ago
So is that a yes or no to parent's question?
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by vntok 5y ago
No, that does not follow, it is actually a common logical flaw. What you can prove with formal verification is that the code conforms to the sacro-saint spec. But who says the spec is bug-free?
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by vntok 5y ago
There are many other parameters to consider than raw perf.
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by vntok 5y ago
Protonmail will scan all messages sent from non-protonmail addresses (content and attachments) for viruses. So they do read your gmail as well.
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by vntok 5y ago
Is the last point "that supposedly you cannot be served targeted ads because they cannot read the contents of your email"? Gmail Pro (paid G Suite) has never done that, and Gmail Perso (Free) hasn't done that since 2017.
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by vntok 5y ago
> That your emails are supposedly stored encrypted, that if other services support it end-to-end email encryption supposedly can be enabled easily, and that supposedly you cannot be served targeted ads because they cannot read the conten
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by vntok 5y ago
So is your network firewall, what's your point?
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by vntok 5y ago
"This tweet is unavailable" doesn't make for particularly convincing evidence.
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by vntok 5y ago
That should be the bare minimum indeed, but then of course the narcissism would come into play and ruin it.
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by vntok 5y ago
So that's a no on presenting any sort of evidence?
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by vntok 5y ago
Because manoeuvers are hard. And whatever the task a human takes, they need up to a few minutes to get "in the zone" and fully focused on it. This includes driving.
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by vntok 5y ago
What were you doing to reach the API limit? Were you circumventing the terms of use? Also, what do you mean, "it's my device. Don't rate limit me"? Do you own Nest's network? If not, why are you mixing owning a netw
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by vntok 5y ago
Nah. You think that you have never mentioned or searched those things, but in reality you're just starting to recognize them as soon as your call ends because your brain has been primed to pay more attention. This is the same phenomeno
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by vntok 5y ago
You'd have to sit perfectly still for the car not to detect and react to your very-pedestrian-like walking pattern, at which point it's not really messing with them but rather like sitting near or in the middle of traffic and tryi
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by vntok 5y ago
> I’ve never seen someone throw their car into park or toss their burger out the window upon seeing a confusing stop sign. If you ever travelled by plane, surely you've seen people at the airport trash their perfectly edible food (s
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by vntok 5y ago
Boeing and Airbus operate largely in the same direction with similar technical solutions to somilar problems. Not the case at all between lidars and cameras.
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by vntok 5y ago
This argument is flawed, because when regulators investigate a Tesla crash, Waymo doesn't care the slightest. The technologies (emphasis on having skeuomorphic cameras vs a lidar), approaches (emphasis on generating as many situations
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by vntok 5y ago
Shows that in the real world, users don't actually really care about having a five nines availability for a forum.
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by vntok 5y ago
He did not. Watch it.
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by vntok 5y ago
The masks aren't there to prevent infection, they are there to limit transmission. They work just fine for this objective, which is why the video was indeed spreading misinformation.
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by vntok 5y ago
Surely after a few months of driving you get a pretty good sense of actual costs and revenue. Yet many drivers keep driving for much longer than a few months, even when they lease their cars. Maybe they find a benefit in the relationship?
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by vntok 5y ago
It's not called Nerd News.
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by vntok 5y ago
Nah. People who use certain browsers are sending DNT by default and do not even know it is the case or even what is means. That behaviour is certainly not software making their wishes clear in the matter.
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by vntok 5y ago
Absolutely, copying a file to maintain things a certain way vs newing up a file are two completely different behaviours.
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by vntok 5y ago
Just like Google.
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by vntok 5y ago
All of this is of course patently false. Be aware worik and others will try to keep you from joining markets under dubious pretenses like protecting you or caring about your individual financial sanity. Don't listen to anh of them. Don
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by vntok 5y ago
He's not really going to space though is he?
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Michael Saylor on Why Bitcoin Is the Key to Abundance(youtube.com)
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by vntok 5y ago
Yes there is.
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by vntok 5y ago
Why would people be in arms? Seems like a perfectly fine thing to do. They are literally referring people with buy intent to amazon's deep product pages.

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