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yadaeno
5y ago
If apple actually implemented these changes, I would ditch my current phone for an IPhone and never look back. I would also help make the switch for family members and anyone else I cared about.
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Oh no my hard drive failed/ my computer was hacked/ my house burned down. Now my entire life savings is physically inaccessible. These things happen every day. I will happily pay a sub .1% fee for a centeralized bank account that&
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yadaeno
5y ago
"last year, China’s Communist Party had some 20 million part-time volunteers, many of them students, and 2 million paid commentators at its disposal to steer conversation online." The scale of this is incredible. For me it's
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yadaeno
6y ago
Add cars and motorcycles to this list.
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yadaeno
6y ago
Cars?
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yadaeno
6y ago
For reference the best human player ~3800 elo. Alpha go zero is ~5200. A 400 elo difference means the better player will win 99/100 games if I remember correctly. Board game ai is definitely in a league of its own.
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yadaeno
6y ago
This is an interesting way to justify slavery. It's not happening until a news organization originating in a 'saintly' country writes an article about it.
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yadaeno
6y ago
What about all of the routers involved in the connection?
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yadaeno
6y ago
It looks like someone on the twitter thread checked and the checksums are wrong . Im not sure why these packets aren't discarded by your computer. edit: apparently osx doesnt drop these packets according to the twitter thread.
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yadaeno
6y ago
Doesnt tcp have a checksum field? Would this mean they are doing mitm business with non-encrypted traffic?
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yadaeno
6y ago
Someone needs to create a github repo that collects primary source information documenting crimes against the Uighur population. At this point there is enough disinformation coming from both sides that makes it hard for me to understand the
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yadaeno
6y ago
The prohibition or the classification of marijuana as a schedule 1 narcotic.
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yadaeno
7y ago
If your society has a value system that can easily justify genocide, harvesting organs of political opponents, and imperialism, I am not convinced that your society will sustain long term. We have seen similar value systems in colonial Euro
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yadaeno
7y ago
You would think he would make sure to be home when his logic bomb was set to go off.
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yadaeno
7y ago
I see this point being repeatedly brought up. If you have ever flown economy, you will know that it's standard procedure for the middle and aisle seat to move to the aisle if the outer seats have to use the restroom. Even with straight
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yadaeno
7y ago
One of my favorite types of bugs in C is what my professor called 'unlucky bugs' A bug the code where changing the arrangement of your code can with fix or create. Its possible if you have a static array initialized to the wrong l
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yadaeno
7y ago
> When a video is edited “in bad faith” we hear about it pretty quickly, when a video is edited in good faith (removing inaccurate information, ads, personal information) do we really care? Why do we need to rely on "hearing about i
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yadaeno
7y ago
Is the joke that you are literally describing Google?
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yadaeno
7y ago
I imagine it does unless the attacker has an additional XEN zero-day to pile on.
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yadaeno
7y ago
> Ad hominem is another example of ignoring the message and nonsensically diverting attention to the messenger I see how it ignores the message but disagree that it's nonsensical. I agree with you in that whataboutism calls into que
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yadaeno
7y ago
Just because someone talks about "free market" and "competition" doesn't even mean they're a libraterian. The problem in question is actually something that competition (capitalism) would very effectively solve
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yadaeno
7y ago
In online retail, shipping speed and selection are what entice customers. I'd argue that the UX and promotion landscape are moot past a certain point. Fast shipping and selection comes down to infrastructure. China is spread out, this
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yadaeno
8y ago
Unless the key could be in a separate hardware component.
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yadaeno
8y ago
Moores law says that programming is allowed to get half as efficient every year!
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yadaeno
8y ago
If its out in the open it sort of defeats the purpose doesn't it? If you know the key + encryption scheme you could decrypt all the .text in a single pass.
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yadaeno
8y ago
Some of this is pure evil. > We block this very common technique by making sure that when the value is changed by taking damage, the value is actually moved as well. > To introduce more entropy, we also made sure that each value uses
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yadaeno
8y ago
The times wrote about a confidential document that was mistakenly released to the pulblic. The judge who sealed the document in the first ordered the times to redact their article which goes against decades of case law and arguably the firs
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yadaeno
8y ago
I would say the set of possible software bugs is much larger than that of plumbing bugs, not that the latter is trivial.
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yadaeno
8y ago
The utility of the software engineer scales with the number of people using software vs the number of patients for the nurse. If the software engineer is able to provide more utility, this roughly translates to more demand which means highe