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by vokep 7y ago
As sad as this seems, theres always an ebb and flow of things. Many of these kids will grow up and accept that "this is the way things are", but many others once they learn history will yearn for the world the learn about, where t
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by vokep 7y ago
That system was the result of asking the system one question "How likely is this person to be arrested?" and taking the answer as an answer to an entirely different question "How likely is this person to commit the crime aga
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by vokep 7y ago
given this, it would be nice if a standard emerged of offering biometric+password. The idea being you get both the convenience of biometric, plus the security of a password. Of course a password is inconvenient, but thats only if its a us
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by vokep 7y ago
This is giving me deja vu...I'm not alone right? This same comment is posted on the same story but from the past, no?
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by vokep 7y ago
Its a mix, fully centralized takes power away from people and sucks. Fully decentralized is not stable enough to survive as something useful. The trick is finding the right balance between. Generally its safe to bias towards decentralizat
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by vokep 7y ago
Are they? What profit would companies have made if they'd privatized TCP and the internet as we know it never was able to take off? A world in which you build an extremely valuable network which benefits everyone, is a world where the
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by vokep 7y ago
What you did there, it has been seen. :)
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by vokep 7y ago
Can't wait until ray tracing is more mainstream. I know NVIDIA has their share of uncool things but I really appreciate them making the RTX series, hopefully we'll see more and more of this.
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by vokep 7y ago
What is the actual quantity of nicotine in second hand vapor? Most likely not very high.
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by vokep 7y ago
Is this confirmed by any studies? Quitting either can be easy as just not doing it one day, or a fucking struggle. It depends on the person and the use. Personally I've had an easier time putting down the vape than the coffee cup.
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by vokep 7y ago
Its entirely relevant. Your speech is subject to civil law, never criminal law, because speech is free. If it is somehow subject to criminal law its not really the speech that is, but some other act which the speech is facilitating. Yellin
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by vokep 7y ago
I've seen this claimed and I doubt the claim is made up, but I haven't seen the evidence itself. The FLIR video is the only publicly available evidence I'm aware of
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by vokep 7y ago
I don't, that combined with other info may be enough to fully rule out any possibility of reflection I consider the possibility of reflection high by default, especially with the properties this thing has (glow around it, seems to imm
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by vokep 7y ago
If they're all using the same equipment it could be having the same artifact. If closely examined it should be different from different instruments then. And what I said is based on a lack of confirmation of multiple instruments detect
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by vokep 7y ago
I've seen this claimed but do we actually have confirmed source of that (multiple instruments detecting the same thing)?
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by vokep 7y ago
This. It fits a lot of aspects of past "UFO" sightings that were actually just a reflection. The major issue in this case is multiple witnesses, and also supposedly multiple instruments detecting it (I've seen this claimed in
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by vokep 7y ago
Wow, I had no idea about any of these. Good to know!
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by vokep 7y ago
>You were born in a nice place by sheer luck. It's unfair. Yes, thats life? Of course where there is abundance we ought to use it to fix the unfairness. But life is unfair. I think it comes down to where do we actually draw the lin
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by vokep 7y ago
Why do you say this? It isn't the most cost effective maybe, but it is convenient and the bluetooth control stuff is kinda nice.
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by vokep 7y ago
Its not that the choice can't be made. But if that choice is harder to make, the world is probably worse. Its that more people on facebook, feeling its a requirement, is a bad thing .
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by vokep 7y ago
It seems they do care, but about actively destroying any idea of privacy. Zuckerberg has said before that he feels people need to be accountable and one way of doing that is forcing us all into a singular identity. https://www.m
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by vokep 7y ago
Wait what...ok...cool...but...why?
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by vokep 7y ago
My understanding is that he was, what is your claim otherwise?
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by vokep 7y ago
Because any business in china is much more an extension of the Chinese government. There's a perception of Chinese people and companies doing things for the reward they'll get in treatment by the government.
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by vokep 7y ago
This. And its depressing. A walkable city is much easier to be in a good mood in than a car-centric city.
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by vokep 7y ago
>meat substitutes aren’t necessarily any healthier than the meat they replace uh...duh? That's the point of them. If you want a healthy meat substitute, have a veggie burger. These are not veggie burgers in any traditional sense.
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by vokep 7y ago
Cool, would be great to see the github repo for it!
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by vokep 7y ago
And now I have a bit more motivation to buy a 3D printer. Cool stuff!
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by vokep 7y ago
Turned out to be more interesting than I thought, led to a nice perspective comparing the journey of typing to that of life, though I don't generally believe in the afterlife as this may imply: >I'm writing words about things j
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by vokep 7y ago
Hijacked my back button :(

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