ycosynot

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by ycosynot 11y ago
I read the file, it seems safe to me. It keeps track of javascript variables, and displays them in an element. There are many legit uses of injected scripts. I recommend the extension "Chrome extension source viewer", CRX viewer,
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by ycosynot 11y ago
And yet I had gotten downvoted when I said that eventually there will be no privacy at all in cities, because it is too much of a problem. What can go wrong, will go wrong. You just have to wait for the first incident.
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by ycosynot 11y ago
I hate to say it, but they used the same argument about paper letters. It's all nice and well, but it's not about the need, it's about the can. There simply needs be an ethical alternative, like Wikipedia was the alternative
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by ycosynot 11y ago
This is the MapReduce white paper, from Jeffrey Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat, 2004, if people are interested. http://research.google.com/archive/mapreduce.html
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by ycosynot 11y ago
It is hard not to be overwhelmed by such sadness. I feel, the list of patients shouldn't be so sad. There should be, at the right, a panel of patients who have been treated, to make it more upbeat. And the goal, is to make patients fro
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by ycosynot 11y ago
Not everyone has what it takes to point a gun at a driver's head (actually, not everyone has a gun in the first place). If the truck is driverless, then it removes the courage factor, the inherent risk of having to deal with a human, a
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by ycosynot 11y ago
If Fox backs neutrally positive enterprises, at the core of US identity, then it gains legitimity in the eyes of the Left community. So basically, it should make the right gain votes, at least in the long term, and if he doesn't kill t
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by ycosynot 11y ago
That's an awesome idea! To mix the knowledge, I learned some things. There needs be another for Chrome, and it'd teach all kind of tricks, and with an unknown reward at the end. This is good, this is artful teaching. Reminds me of
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by ycosynot 11y ago
Doesn't web assembly prevent the idea? More and more wall-gardening. Then you'll see, you'll only be able to run licenced assemblies, because now, it's not transparent. And I bet it'll cost something, the licence. A
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by ycosynot 11y ago
You've seen nothing, what about all the billion dollars? "Google Inc. Races Apple To $1 Trillion Valuation"... And what about Translation, and Google Drive, I love it. Google Maps, too. It changed the world. Maybe too much? I
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This is an ad-conspiracy to fill the market with data experts, and reduce their salaries. I swear. We're subservient to this oligarchic cartel. (Praised be Marx.) Vade retro Bloombergas. Happiness is doomed to decrease. It's the c
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by ycosynot 11y ago
A lot of smart men have been passionate about the proportion of columns, or the proportion of numbers, or even the aesthetics of curly braces. So why is it inane to care about the proportion of clothing, or the angle of the hand? I think pe
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by ycosynot 11y ago
You're right, sorry, I have such moods. In fact, I have ideas. The problem is fear feeds competition, and competition feeds pollution. There needs more empathy between the people, and more education about each other... I thought the so
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by ycosynot 11y ago
Behind the cathartic whining, what happens is what people want, and I wouldn't say they're being irrational in sacrificing the environment. People don't want to lose their competitive edge, because they're more afraid of
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by ycosynot 11y ago
I didn't say grasping is superior to knowledge, I said the optimum path to increase grasping (intelligence) may be different than the optimum path to increase knowledge, and that if this is the case, then I would train with hard-to-gra
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by ycosynot 11y ago
It's not about knowledge, it's about grasping. When the thing is made easy to grasp, you increase knowledge, not global understanding. To understand better, you have to practice understanding. (supposedly) And so rather than watch
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It makes me think that eventually technology will be so vast, there will be a need for a 'Google Translate' of such terms.
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by ycosynot 11y ago
It says sometimes it goes up, sometimes it goes down, but mostly it seems to go up.
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by ycosynot 11y ago
There should simply be more coursework on privacy, classroom discussion on information monopoly, corporatocracy, ect... To level the field, it takes Education. (and I'm not saying the router is evil)
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Well, you're not helping by reinforcing the idea. People in general don't like people who get rich randomly (or as good as), because it's unfair (so it triggers the anti-cheat response), and yet, it's needed. So we shoul
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Twitter, I'll never understand... I have a theory you need the brain to be wired differently.
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by ycosynot 11y ago
As the smartest man on Earth, I concur the problem is with you all. Goddamn blind people, when will you see my genius already, I need money for a Lamborghini. Don't make me work for it. And I see your doubt, and I raise the card '