kd3

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by kd3 7y ago
No dang, I love myself too much for self censorship. Until we meet again
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by kd3 7y ago
I don't think people realize what kind of serious damage is done to all of humanity by censorship and destroying knowledge of history in this way. It's an enormous tragedy.
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by kd3 7y ago
Yeah was wondering what people here think. The videos are cool
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Utopia: A Decentralized P2P Ecosystem(u.is)
3 points by kd3 7y ago|2 comments
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by kd3 7y ago
I enjoyed the humor on the website. Good luck with the business.
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by kd3 7y ago
In the long term "laws" won't work. What we see throughout history is that they never work and those who are elected to see to it that it works themselves are corrupt. The best option is to code it in the technology. For exam
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by kd3 7y ago
All these products are great but I still can't get a Ryzen 9 3950x anywhere for fucks sake. I'm tired of waiting. Amd should work on their supplies.
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Concerns of medical doctors about Julian Assange [pdf](tweakimg.net)
2 points by kd3 7y ago|0 comments
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by kd3 7y ago
Principles on paper won't work. We need to build these principles into the technology at a fundamental level so that anyone using it can't do anything else but use it based on those principles. The technology should require it and
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by kd3 7y ago
Yes indeed, practically worldwide. As Larken Rose writes in "The most dangerous superstition": "The purported purpose of schools is to teach reading, writing, mathematics, and other academic ﬁelds of thought. But the message
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by kd3 7y ago
I guess it's a matter of personal taste but I actually love the new Windows 10 UI/UX. It's very simple and clean. I love the new line icons style as well.
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by kd3 7y ago
They are however miles ahead of Android and IOS. It's too bad that they are now preloading the garbage that is Android on their own Surface mobile devices now. Stopping with Windows Mobile is one of the biggest mistakes Nadella made. I
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by kd3 7y ago
Some mentally challenged people actually downvoted you it seems. I have thought about alternatives for a few months now actually. And I admit it's not easy.
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by kd3 7y ago
I'm a simple man. I see an algorithm backed by djb, I use it.
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by kd3 7y ago
Absolutely horrifying read. I couldn't help but think about Julian Assange going through similar treatment in the UK. Just goes to show: All governments are criminal and terrorist organizations, oppressing and enslaving the people. Edi
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by kd3 7y ago
I think the whole voting thing is stupid. It obviously leads to censorship. Someone else's opinion should not count less than others even if you don't agree with them. Assuming we're not talking about plain spam (bots, ads, e
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by kd3 7y ago
I'm well aware of the fact that the author lives in the US which has been and is still involved in numerous cases of human rights violations and oppression of entire countries worldwide. But the article is excellent. While China'
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by kd3 7y ago
The fundamental mistake this guy made was trusting Apple and developing for their platforms. Let us all take note and learn from his mistake.
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by kd3 7y ago
That is not what I am suggesting either. Smaller telescopes and cameras but on every satellite which can then be combined computationally as well. Tons of possibilities. Of course, like I said, they could also equip some of them with more p
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by kd3 7y ago
With all the news of vulnerabilities in Android recently, as well as the fact that most Android phones come with spyware from the manufacturer preinstalled, it is clear that Android is pure garbage. I hope Microsoft takes note and decides t
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by kd3 7y ago
What SpaceX should do is equip every satellite with a camera and lens specialized for astrophotography pointed away from Earth to the sky. Then give every one of them a unique ip address and interface that astronomers and anyone else can co
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by kd3 7y ago
YouTube is in dire need of competition.
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by kd3 7y ago
It depends on the specific situation whether or not I write tests before, during or after feature development. But having experienced the benefits of having a reliable test suite, I can now never go back to not having one. Gives so much mor
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by kd3 7y ago
good evening dang. we meet again.
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by kd3 7y ago
Elon Musk recently said it well. He said something along the lines of always assuming you are wrong. The goal is to try to be less wrong all the time. Which is basically what good science is. And that guarantees long term improvement and su
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ICT Supply Chain Integrity: Principles for Governmental and Corporate Policies(carnegieendowment.org)
1 points by kd3 7y ago|0 comments
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Intel Fixes a Security Flaw It Said Was Repaired 6 Months Ago(nytimes.com)
2 points by kd3 7y ago|0 comments
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by kd3 7y ago
What percentage of functionality has Intel already disabled on their CPUs? 25%? Soon they'll have to disable the entire CPU. It's fucking hilarious.
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by kd3 7y ago
Another great example of the government mafia stifling innovation and trying to extort and rob everyone at every opportunity. Government is the big iron ball attached to our foot holding us all back.
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by kd3 7y ago
This is cool. Hopefully soon I'll be able to use this to do automatic voice overs from written texts using my voice for podcasts and videos. Read pages of text without getting tired.

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