hkai

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by hkai 5y ago
Wow expert. Much analysis. I didn't have to read an article to see that it's pure speculation based on nothing. Yes, it could surge to $50k, or it could also fall to $50. Technically it is true.
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by hkai 5y ago
Looking at my phone and macbook with built-in batteries, I realize a car with a swappable battery is not something we can achieve as humanity.
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by hkai 5y ago
I don't disagree with you, but USDC and USDT are identical in their transparency, yet everyone hates USDT.
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by hkai 5y ago
I don't see an issue with learning the age of the customers who come into the store. I think a much bigger issue with tech is censorship and surveillance of political opposition, not the recording of someone's age and gender.
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by hkai 5y ago
Is this the first major porn site to be hacked?
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by hkai 5y ago
To recap, you seem to be concerned that all social media are allowing posts to become popular, and those posts sometimes promote hatred towards conservatives or liberals. Two questions: - What do you think should be done about the legacy me
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by hkai 5y ago
What's the advantage of using a Chinese platform instead of Facebook in terms of privacy, freedom of speech or political influence?
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by hkai 5y ago
Why? The reasons I've seen are: > it creates a risk of bad self-image for young girls It's a parent's job to educate your children. There are much worse things than Facebook out there. > it collects data Literally no ha
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by hkai 5y ago
Which one?
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by hkai 5y ago
Why?
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by hkai 5y ago
This sounds so extremely far-fetched and designed to create a negative impression of Facebook. Does anyone even take this seriously? If yes, why? > mobile phones are addictive > internet is used to organize protests
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by hkai 5y ago
That's the thing, COVID is an "eternal war" as described in dystopian novels. If you describe COVID in war terms, then it justifies all sorts of atrocities.
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Are random trading strategies more successful than technical ones?(journals.plos.org)
55 points by hkai 5y ago|70 comments
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by hkai 5y ago
I've tried "Bill Gates" to "Wuhan Institute of Virology" and I'm pleased with the results.
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by hkai 5y ago
You are correct that there is this theory, yet I haven't seen any evidence of that. Deleting Navalny's bot seems like a response to a threat from Apple and Google. To fight this, it would be great to abandon Apple and distribute a
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by hkai 5y ago
I quit Firefox partly because I don't like them going into political activism instead of making a browser. And all that on my donations? No thanks. I switched to a little known Chromium-based browser and feel happy every moment I'
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by hkai 5y ago
Governments are the source of the biggest atrocities and injustices in history, yet most Americans want to give the government more power. That won't end well.
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by hkai 5y ago
If cars and planes were invented today, they would be banned.
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by hkai 5y ago
From your answer and other people's answers I feel like everyone has been brainwashed to focus on minor things like this, and totally ignore the elephant in the room. So Facebook and Google know your religion, politics and food prefere
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by hkai 5y ago
Seriously, you're worried about someone spending more time on their phone or spending more money on goods and services? Spending their own money — not the public money? That's what freedom is to you? Not the freedom to talk to who
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by hkai 5y ago
Why is it important to have "privacy" from someone selling me a new video streaming service, but not important to fight against censorship and policing of content by tech giants?
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by hkai 5y ago
I can't quite understand this. By "exploiting" you simply mean targeting ads? The real harm seems to be from the tech giants censoring speech and policing payments, but what's the harm that someone targets a pair of shor
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by hkai 5y ago
And you really think a socialist revolution is a way to solve it?
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by hkai 5y ago
You voted for the government hell-bent on safetyism, so that's a consequence.
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by hkai 5y ago
I am totally making an npm package that secretly generates a CP image during the postinstall script. Developers created this and developers must suffer from this.
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by hkai 5y ago
So... Any predictions for how long till this is used to target opposition?
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by hkai 5y ago
1984 is a nice book, but it's too late to read it. We are already living in a 1984 world. I find it more useful to read another dystopian novel, Atlas Shrugged, which, written in 1957, surprisingly well predicts the collectivist change
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by hkai 5y ago
Expect people to be swatted by placing CP on their laptop.
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Pocket-sized Covid-19 lab that sends results to your email(circlepod.co)
2 points by hkai 5y ago|0 comments
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by hkai 5y ago
I don't think anyone should have the authority to "allow" or "disallow" such companies to exist.

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