77pt77

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by 77pt77 1y ago
> you can be liable if you can't prove it happened. Even if you can prove in many places. Also if someone robs your house and gets hurt due to some noncompliance on your part they can sue you and win.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
This is actually the norm throughout the world. The law doesn't give a shit about truth but it only cares about keeping thing running smoothly as they currently are.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
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by 77pt77 1y ago
But it was tied to that!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
3 days of computation is crazy and definitely not on par with human contestants.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> it declared "success" by deleting the entire test suite. The paperclip trivial solution!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
The court did reject qualified immunity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isYZoFrIeo0 However, the poor guy only defeated criminal charges on appeal!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
The state has more power and therefore does what it wants. Anything other than that is just wishful thinking.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
You've had people in jail for over a decade at the judge's discretion because the judge didn't believe them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._Beatty_Chadwick And this in a civil matter!
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Privacy is not a deterrent to that. The state does what it wants and in the end it doesn't even need an excuse. An excuse is a nice to have, but that's it.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
But how are they made?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
For a car UI?! Seems complete overkill.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Losses can be fatal and irreversible but gains almost never are irreversible. Just another fundamental asymmetry in existence.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Written in C! I always thought it was written in ASM.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
It's not the official name. I'm surprised nazi is not part of the title like it has in the past at the national level.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
I do. Are you going to the the "pedo" that is against protecting the children and catching predators? I know it's diseingenuous but these laws are crafted with that in mind. People that might take a real chance in challenging
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by 77pt77 1y ago
For those complaining the article doesn't explain at the very begining what it is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulation_to_Prevent_and_Comb... EU's latest attempt to squash privacy rights.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Which is now completely filled with advertisements and limit on how many maps you can download. It went from great to very intrusive.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> Also no, Node is not fast. I don't know why people think Node/JS is fast Node is not fast. It's faster than PHP and that is very clear. The most cursory search and hands on experience will tell you that.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
As someone who is not a fan of npm/ts I must say I find this almost delusional. TS is way better than PHP and node is much faster.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
>I learned about it in my php data science class in university. I rest my case...
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Also true, but also happens in workplaces. It will be even worse using a normal VPN so no solution there. Also, if you're signed in it will be fine.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
This is true, keeps getting worse, but depends heavily on the datacenter/IP.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
The fact that we're still pretending PHP is a valid solution for almost anything after all these years is a joke. Not only that, but now we have these "frankenstein" solutions with all the interop problems on top of PHP. Just
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by 77pt77 1y ago
If you have a working tunnel the rest is trivial.
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by 77pt77 1y ago
But does access to HK go throught the firewall?
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by 77pt77 1y ago
Regarding your usage: Organic Maps app can download all maps for offile and works OK in China. It uses openstreetmap data. 1024 bit RSA keys is laughable. I'm inclined to think this was not by accident. Idea 1 and 2 are basically the s
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by 77pt77 1y ago
> cost is flexible but probably 20-30$ per month minimum in hosting Like I've written here. VPS in EU with 2GB RAM, 40 GB disk and >1TB a month of traffic go for $10 PER YEAR! https://billing.chunkserve.com/cart.p
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by 77pt77 1y ago
https://billing.chunkserve.com/cart.php?a=confproduct&i=0 https://my.servitro.com/cart.php?a=view https://manager.ouiheberg.com/cart.php?a=confproduct&i=0 1GB or even 512MB and 10GB
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by 77pt77 1y ago
This makes no sense. On the one hand they do DPI with ML. On the other hand a major player is open! Something is not right here...

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