zbyte64

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by zbyte64 10y ago
Wouldn't that just flag everyone on the internet?
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Consumers have the power but not the knowledge. Users have the knowledge but not the power. We don't like EME for technical reasons that the average consumer does not understand. Consumers will embrace EME because it connects them to
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by zbyte64 10y ago
More accurate to say that the hot & cold analogy does not fit. St. Thomas Aquina efforts were sabotaged by the lack of scientific understanding of his time.
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by zbyte64 10y ago
Just because God can't imagine an existence outside herself doesn't mean it doesn't exist. She assumes she is the original cause but is unable to test the hypothesis.
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by zbyte64 10y ago
This is my personal belief as well. The evolution of monotheism appears to be a boon for scientific thought: it sets up the idea that the rules are the same everywhere.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
We can, maybe you should submit an article instead of trying to redirect the conversation?
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by zbyte64 11y ago
I love babel6 but this article made me laugh. The tragedy of babel 6 is that it used to be simple to introduce to newcomers, now I have to chain them to a desk. Now excuse me while I cry myself to sleep over how many hours I wasted configur
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by zbyte64 11y ago
How is this not a red-herring? Does "massively profitable" mean the same as "the most profitable"? OP's point is that there is allot of money on the line and that serves as inertia to keep the highly punitive measur
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Her friend Kissinger would definitely advocate for Snowden's kidnapping and possible assassination. Then Hillary would say her advisers called for it and she followed their advice while she herself did not want to resort to such measur
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by zbyte64 11y ago
https://editllc.github.io/project-cms/ Static site generator that you manage from the browser. Currently publishes to S3 or a zip file. No help from servers. The load time is currently slow because I am pushing unminif
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Or we could vote for people who voted against these wars...
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Not sure what you mean by "dynamic" because both systems publish static files and register a link to a root document with a name system (namecoin or ipns).
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by zbyte64 11y ago
I don't think it is SQL over P2P but rather it just uses SQL internally for syncing. Or at least that is the impression I get from reading: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_2qK1IuOKJ51pgBvllZ9... Sqli
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by zbyte64 11y ago
"Trending" in a p2p sense is whatever has the largest swarm size. The more your peers know of that magnet link, the more that thing is trending.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Pyramid is included in the benchmarks linked to. Hug is faster then pyramid but slower then falcon.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Reminds me of all the good stuff I liked from node's restify. I've used allot of python api frameworks and I definitely like the direction.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
> better alternative to fixing the problem than limiting people (who form corporations) of their first amendment rights. That's the crux of the problem though. People who form corporations are granted free speech abilities that are
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Thank you for telling me what my position is while ignoring the claim that knowledge is beneficial for adaptation. /s
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by zbyte64 11y ago
That sounds great until you read Russian laws on the matter: "foreigners may not own agricultural land" Any opportunities you conjure for the poor is already accessible to the wealthy and powerful.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
There is no guarantee that adaptation will respect our moral sensibilities. If we don't acquire knowledge and make the effort to adapt then nature will make the decisions for us and we might not like the results.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Then how would something like react-redux work without context?
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by zbyte64 11y ago
If the fine is an equal percentage for all, one could make a compelling constitutional argument that it applies equally to all. The same argument has been made against progressive tax and have been ruled without merit. https://en
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Choosing what kind of data to expose or research can be political. Simply releasing data on the # of regulations is helpful for only certain kinds of discussions: * Who pushed or repealed the most regulations * Who regulated what * Correlat
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by zbyte64 11y ago
To me the bigger draw back is how much they are going to tax mining: > Wilcox says that he plans for 1 percent of Zcash’s currency to ultimately go towards that non-profit, and 10 percent to be paid to the for-profit startup. 11% is allo
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by zbyte64 11y ago
The only hope left is to reform the political system.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
TIL I had access to confidential records when browsing the internet on windows 3.11
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by zbyte64 11y ago
r/science/knowledge
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Since the researcher was reconstructing the evolution of a protein I would say the date was determined using a technique called the molecular clock: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_clock That and the rise of mu
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by zbyte64 11y ago
That could work, but this is just a preview of more to come. That dutch firm would be kept very busy doing the same for Miami, Shenzhen, and many other coastal cities. There are also many coastal settlements who can't afford sea walls.
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by zbyte64 11y ago
Factor in time spent cooking. $3 a plate would either mean cooking up a large batch or eating mac&cheese. You couldn't drag me into an Applebees...

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