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1y ago
Source?
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I believe “She” here refers to the original owner (the victim). Apple offers a feature to remotely wipe your device if lost, and that was what I understood the owner to have done. I’ve done the same thing for a stolen iPhone.
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2y ago
I was at this talk, someone (you I guess) left at the beginning of this talk. To the audience it was not clear what happened,
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3y ago
Millionaires are 7% of the us population (22 million people). There are less than 1000 billionaires in the US. Just because these words rhyme doesn’t mean they are remotely similar.
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3y ago
Starling is not being provided at “no cost”. https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/06/01/...
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If you are not familiar with the Elf on the Shelf that you put in your home to "report" to Santa, I guess I consider you lucky. The Gummy Bear on the Chair is HN friendly kind of answer. It sells nothing and promotes science and a
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Gummy Bear says Christmas is not about surveillance
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From just the headline I bet it was going to be Greg Egan, author of Permutation City. Was not disappointed.
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I was too slow…
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Title Missing (2016)
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That’s a lot of trouble, more than straight piracy and more than straight commercial “purchase”. That seems an unreasonable burden to impose on normal people.
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Quick except from article… A few thoughts and takeaways. 1.) This case only applies to employees that the NLRA covers. In other words, it does not apply to anyone classified as a "supervisor" under Section 2(11) the Act. For these
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4y ago
That’s so smart! I read stuff like that and I’m just in awe of the cleverness.
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I had the same impression, do you know the name?
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The voices sound pretty good, better than I expected. I “recognize” the female voice. It sounds a lot like somebody who I’ve heard read many New Yorker or Atlantic articles ether for Audm or the old Audible New Yorker service. I’ll try and
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I just learned of your site through this post, it looks useful (and not just for SEO spam), thank you. Some feedback: some initial searches did not find blogs that were of interest. When browsing I noticed the tags. I wish there was a page
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Inspired by reading Steven Strogatz's Sync, I recently began working thru "Agent-Based Modeling" from Complexity Explorer (Santa Fe Institute) it is a very gentle introduction to the subject. There is a online MOOC class, or
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I recall everyone using Netscape.
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That is really a brilliant connection, that I would not have made. Thank you!
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5y ago
Are you enjoying Ted Lasso? That’s where I learned about semantic satiation. :)
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5y ago
Another example of the dangers of "risk free" aggression in DeFi Land: https://twitter.com/SiegeRhino2/status/1381035640989626369 Some choice excerpts: "a bot paid a hefty 68 ETH fee to the miner in
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This is an update in the war started by: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26514624 "The owner of the first poisonous token noticed their victim was the latest predator on the block and they dropped a cryptographica
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More blockchain sandwich attacks and victim becomes predator
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Without regard to the security of any of the protocols, Zucj may have just installed to play with it.
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It was all good until the shit hit the fan.
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Now SuperPAC funds can be used like VC, and just when the world so desperately needs another G+
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Abel Prize for Work That Bridged Math and Computer Science
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I used to think that too, but this excellent piece from Matt Levine explains why that is not really the case: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-02-05/robinh... Retail traders benefit from this,
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I suspect that most Airbnb customers do not have a lot of packages delivered to the places they stay. The fact that he doesn’t throw the package away is noteworthy.
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This is basically half of ankr’s business. They do back and block chain for large companies as well as start ups, and even PCs that want to stake their tokens.
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