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Just to pull the thread a little further, what if you already believed that the other side was using unfair tactics to achieve their political goals. Gerrymandering, unfair court appointments, electoral college unfairness, racially based vo
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Platform is user uploaded content with minimal censorship and where the platform has minimal responsibility over the content. Publisher is curated content with arbitrary censorship and heavy responsibility over the content. As a voter, I&#x
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I'm not particularly interested in what the law says. Leave that to the lawyers :) As a voter/citizen it would be great if we had reasonable expectations about our what these services are and how we should set our own expectatio
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I will come out and say I have not looked at a single court case nor do I look at Trump twitter nor do I read any social media beyond Hacker News. My interest in politics is not partisan. I am not here to debate the likelihood of any sort o
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I don't listen to right wing media. Or left wing media. They're both terrible. (I pay for my news to try an avoid the nonsense.) I will say this nicely as well, you should re-read my argument to see where the depth lies. I take ca
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A stable belief system is not shaken by a hypothetical question. You can dodge the question if you'd like but it probably doesn't make your world view appealing to outsiders.
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How do you explain "Russiagate"? I just got through 4 years of unbridled partisanness that puts your entire post in to question.
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Is youtube a platform or a publisher?
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This type of "reddit" comment is not appropriate for HackerNews. I just want to be sure here. Is he a huge national security threat? If so, is he big enough of a threat to justify voter fraud?
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I have edited my comment to make it clearer.
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Darwin is a BSD so maybe there is another explanation for that.
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Non-systemd systems seem very "hacker" to me. Bonus points for going against the grain and doing a project fewer people care about for the purpose of fulfilling esoteric software philosophies.
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> I'd hazard a guess that the bar in terms of technical sophistication for a Tallahassee judge is not that high I do wonder how much of the response to this post just begins with the assumption that red states are incompetent. If th
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You do not see any motivation here for a Covid activist to use a shared login to send an emergency message? The motivation was to save 17k lives.
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Or maybe they're just playing both sides. That way they always come out on top.
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Is there a large corporation that is not an enormous faceless entity resembling 'Big Brother'? All it takes is one person above you in the corporate ladder to not like you and you're done for. They could dislike you for any n
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"China embargo" could be replaced with many other terms. Here's another to try on for size: > I don’t know what a Global Warming Plan would look like, but I know that any first world government who tried it would find them
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If California starts regulating new homes without also regulating old homes it raises the value of old homes while making new homes more expensive. Who would support this? I think California property owners should support any and all restri
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> Nothing takes my motivation for contributing away as a reviewer that just must find something to complain about the code. Or the reviewer that always asks for more tests. (Once I got asked to write a test that was unnecessary and almos
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f = O(n) makes no sense either. It should be f ∈ O(n). However, notation serves us and we don't serve the notation. People say "Big O" when they mean "Big Theta".
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"Do anything because we need to do something" is one of my biggest pet peeves. It is unfortunately common.
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GP comment edited and make my comment irrelevant. Please ignore.
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Where in the definition of censorship does it say government?
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Probably the one that's full of fake apps and malware. Or you can write desktop apps and sell them however you'd like.
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Yeah but what is solar energy? Nuclear.
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Another elected official used the term 'bleaching' or 'acid washing' or something. Don't quote me on this but I seem to recall a fact checking agency rating the statement as "false" because "bleach wa
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I am disappointed that this is downvoted on HackerNews of all places. Many of us understand the implications of running a personal email server in your basement/closet. All elected officials should be held to whichever standard we deci
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What do you expect the salary is for an IT guy that knows how to set up and maintain distributed machine learning infrastructure on prem?
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log_a(b)*log_b(c) = log_a(c) My favorite identity.
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Even with that build it might still take several days to train some deep learning models. Much better would be multiple machine distributed model training. You can pay the true cost either by waiting for your one machine model to train, by
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