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ilbeeper
2y ago
Because Pollock would smash it with a masterpiece right out of his cellphone? This is cute but not a great device to reveal the truth to the uneducated
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ilbeeper
2y ago
And I prefer cold committee who measure risk and are committed to some public values. You choose silicone valley, VCs and no public healthcare. I prefer the Norwegian model.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Great, so we only want the real high risk takers, the top gamblers,to play in the big league. Those who are so rich they no way to lose their personal comfort and are blind to the personal risk - and probably are careless about anyone'
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Which drug? Who's the professor? Can you share the summary please?
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Since the development is done in chromium, adding owners to the project, maybe changing governance similar to Kubernetes and the CNCF, could help steering the anti-trust away and benefit the industry as a side effect.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
The origin(al) is developed within the chromium project, Chrome is already a Google styled chromium fork.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Citation needed. The word reasoning isn't describing everything that the brain does, and "just following the most used neuron" is not even wrong.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Justified fire is still fire
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Read when they are asleep. I also read when sitting next to my son on his bed, after I read him a book, while waiting for him to fall asleep
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ilbeeper
2y ago
All three sentences or only the one about chess?
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Basketball is a game for tall people. Lifting is a sport for strong people. Chess is a game for smart people. Is that controversial or incompatible with 5 year old kids playing chess?
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Despite the name, that's not what immutable distros are for. GKE won't let yet restore previous generation of configured and component versioned base image.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
The difference is that one is immutable and the other is not. One can be rolled back to earlier version while retaining user data and the other doesn't offer that ability.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
We also contributed the protagonist.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
I was under the impression that Chinese food is all about pork. Something like that Modi's rant: https://m.facebook.com/reel/1021462526286349
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Having regular contact with a wife and kids makes you far from being a Hikikomori.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Thanks for the understanding. I'll say that because of that we should make the price for using the device much higher. For example using it should require authorization by process that will involve a stiff political price/barrier.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
I have no idea what you are talking about. Ok is a value judgment which I didn't state. Allowed is a fact. Are you arguing with what I'm saying or with an opponent in your mind?
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ilbeeper
2y ago
It is not hypothetical, the fact is that killing drones are used in practice, and it just doesn't make sense to oppose lesser measures that are being used without judgement when killing is allowed.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
I didn't say if I think that drone killing is justified or not, since I have no opinion on that - I don't know enough to form an opinion. I only say that since the government have the right to send killing drone it doesn't ma
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ilbeeper
2y ago
I agree with the first part, at least in spirit. The second part though doesn't make sense. If the US president can send drones to kill terrorists without taking them to court, surely he can order hacking their phones. If you think tha
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ilbeeper
2y ago
And the pedestrians?
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ilbeeper
2y ago
> We developed most of our civilization while there was enough room for growing and big decisions were centralized, and started to get into bad troubles when things became global enough. Citation needed. But even if I will get on board w
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Annoying until you learn to disable it or learn what it is good for and how to configure it so that it will work for you. It's annoying because it's a change in system that you are familiar with and you can trip on it you if you a
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Crowdstrike provided everyone on the planet with a very strong signal of the the importance of OS security
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Is it? Do Fedora or Ubuntu provide an API like that?
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Bayesian epistemology is indeed one of the developments in the field that avoids Gettie.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
That register banner without a close button and the over use of the wheat field metaphor added an annoying aspect to what would other wise be a nice, little old internet story
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ilbeeper
2y ago
Yes, they are. The situation is awful. And it's sad that you are lacking the moral capacity for distinguishing between bad and evil.
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ilbeeper
2y ago
My brothers and sisters are nearly a year in captivity,with no medical care, starved, raped and tortured. Don't C'mon me.
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