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vonklaus
10y ago
no. his last confirmed public appearance was early october. The checksums of the evidence files don't match post his internet going down. The questions were relayed to him and his lawyer was not present. Do your own research, don'
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vonklaus
10y ago
What? Five thirty eight has them at: HRC: 2,218 BS: 1,833 This includes >700 superdelegates which are not tied to primary contests. Hillary won almost all of these. If this was 100% up to voters (which admittedly is not how this contes
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vonklaus
10y ago
no idea why this is downvoted. The emails provide this evidence. It can be searched literally right now on wikileaks. If the emails are real, these FACTS are included in emails: - Campaign used influence to influence RNC via Pied Piper tech
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vonklaus
10y ago
I believe that a nation state did use wikileaks to influence the election. I just think it was the U.S. Also, Assange hasn't been seen publicly in ~42 days. You can see the timeline on assange.net (not Julians personal site). It doesn&
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10y ago
Yeah, this has been 99.99% of the reason people don't trust Microsoft. Someone says this in every single MS flame-war thread and is the reason many people (myself included) lost faith in MS and switched to OS X.
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10y ago
I agree, but would add that I think their core motivation is to drive developers to microsoft azure. I am sure they believe they would love mac users to buy more MS software but targeting non-ms devs this hard seems like they want to compet
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vonklaus
10y ago
I don't want to presume to tell you how to use twitter but to me, it seems to be clearly geared as a one to many broadcast channel. It is much more akin to a protocol that allows people to subscribe to events/ideas/movements&
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10y ago
I agree that if is hypocritical however clearly the scale is substantially different. Subreddits are typically echochambers especially small niche non-defaults. Twitter is a platform. Your analogy would be more akin to Reddit banning a su
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10y ago
I am going to check my preconceived notion this is 1) A horrible idea/product 2) false-- and be opened minded. I ask the following questions of anyone knowledgeable of the space or otherwise having a strong bg in EE: - Is it possible t
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10y ago
At first I thought these books were not free-- and was a bit miffed. However, they are quite free in HTML form, and you may support the offer via LeanPub for offline purchase. So thank you too the author, these look like great resources and
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vonklaus
10y ago
Can you not understand how that is not only ibtellectually dishonest, but a terrible analogy
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vonklaus
10y ago
On mobile I think it is a paywall.
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vonklaus
10y ago
I havent double checked, however I believe the same batch came from the US State Dept
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10y ago
This is the same stupid shit as the election. My point is that there is apparent proof of dubious tactics in the wikileaks disclosures, their failure to call te election polling close, and the immeadiate dismissal of the comey announcement.
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vonklaus
10y ago
I am no trump supporter, but their coverage was borderline dangerous. In the best case, wildly incompetent. Worst: bought & paid for propaganda. Hint: the receipts are in podesta & abedin's seized emails
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vonklaus
10y ago
I am on mobile, however I will amend with sources. The NYT dileberately held back stories and pushed forward the views if the Clinton campaign. If you accept that wikileaks emails are authentic, you can not accept NYT as legit. Maybe we can
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vonklaus
10y ago
True. However, it gave a much better view of the election. Wikileaks emails show NYT, CNN, huffpo, The Economist, ect all tailoring coverage for HRC/the democratic party. Knowing this publication is Russian makes it easier to spot bias
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10y ago
For me I try to read state sponsored/official news of several nations in publications like: - rt - bbc - ny times - xinhuanet This gives each countries official position and the delta between them is usually useful info. I also use twi
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Ask HN: Are there currently protests in your country?
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Peter Thiel’s Palantir only willing to work with Clinton campaign
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10y ago
Sorry, yes am getting them confused. Trying to figure out what is going on with little sleep and email data. I am embarassed I made those mistakes but it is also telling. I am not contending there is a blackout-- that was an over reaction,
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10y ago
0 mention of wikileaks. NYT hasn't weighed in, had to fire a staff member for feeding HRC intel. In fact, there is virtually no mention that wikileaks is actively disclosing emails. One article indicating "voters already made up t
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10y ago
Polling data is lagging, but the state department just released >300 emails. Not unlikely U.S is source of leak not Russia. Total media blackout. NYT, Bloomberg, CNN, WaPo, ect. 538 has a 3.1 popular vote margin and in the last 24ish hou
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vonklaus
10y ago
I am not the architect of any large scale system-- that said, I wouldn't expect developers to reach out to GitHub. However, it isn't bad etiquette and I'm sure Microsoft could get in touch with the devs. Interesting thought.
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10y ago
I will take cynicism out of this equation and still disagree. Highlevel the ability to strike & defend the country (not simply project) is hugely important. However, having a technically proficient group building tooling to increase eff
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10y ago
Eh, NPM is a pretty core service and both sides probably should have done things a bit differently. I don't neccessarily think vscode needed to reach out to NPM to let them know they were going to be consuming their public API. Both te
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vonklaus
10y ago
This is data a lot of people have wanted for a lot of good reasons. While this could flatten the labor market and even out a corps advantage from asymmetrical info dist-- I would've rather anyone but linkedin be successful here. Other
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vonklaus
10y ago
interesting project, would like to check it out. I recently upgraded from MacOS to Yosemite and have been quite happy. That said it would be nice to see other options.
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10y ago
Almost no one can be intellectually honest & disagree with your statement. However, when both candidates are indisputably criminals who are self-serving, dishonest and utterly treacherous, the debate is what is "less wrong". I
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10y ago
Thanks, going to look into grass hopper. You can port a number to Google voice for $20. I don't support much of what Google is doing and am trying to limit my reliance on it-- however it would be a pretty good solution. Skype does not
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