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by lazugod 4y ago
Huh. Would Ice 9 also make the moon crash?
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by lazugod 5y ago
How do the various Linux flavors handle this kind of thing?
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by lazugod 5y ago
> Minecraft does doors right in comparably simple way, and I think few if any players have a problem with it Ha. This is an amusing claim given that redstone, the whole complicated circuitry used in advanced Minecraft machines, was argua
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by lazugod 6y ago
I wouldn’t agree that Americans universally trust their military.
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by lazugod 6y ago
> In Norway pedestrians have the right of way on zebras. Context for those who don’t know: zebras are crosswalks.
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by lazugod 6y ago
Or change the text itself to [flagged by users]?
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by lazugod 6y ago
A better law is that questions in news headlines have boring answers.
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by lazugod 6y ago
Oh, I see, “contemporaries” is the opposite of what I meant to ask. Who are current writers like him?
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by lazugod 6y ago
Who are his contemporaries?
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When is it okay for a lawyer to lie? (2018)(americanbar.org)
93 points by lazugod 6y ago|142 comments
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by lazugod 6y ago
It’s possible that the answer is “there are no laws that can be passed”, at least at the national level. https://twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/status/1267253355530858496
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by lazugod 6y ago
Can face blurring be regulated as a protected form of encryption?
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by lazugod 6y ago
It is... but it’s also something that web tech developers should probably pay a lot of attention to because it directly impacts what they build. I’m very surprised how little discussion I’ve seen on HN about what this means for everyone her
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by lazugod 6y ago
It's not chilling random Internet commentators. It's chilling actions by large platforms to have or keep any principles.
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by lazugod 6y ago
He wasn’t directly involved with the response to the whistleblowers, people higher up at Amazon were (it sounds like he wasn’t VP of the entire company but of the web services section specifically).
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by lazugod 7y ago
Are you saying it is more accurate to call it a lie?
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Chrome will soon block downloads from non-SSL sites(twitter.com)
2 points by lazugod 7y ago|0 comments
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by lazugod 7y ago
From this tweet ( https://mobile.twitter.com/tomgara/status/122289759170208153... ) which highlights the section that describes advertising inserted into medical software.
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by lazugod 7y ago
I imagine it’s not that it’s harder to target whether someone is using Safari, but that it’s harder/less effective to try targeting demographics within the group of Safari users.
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by lazugod 7y ago
Username of dang
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by lazugod 7y ago
Mueller concluded that he was forbidden from finishing that investigation and that a different means like impeachment would have to continue it. And today’s announcement is due to misconduct that happened after the Mueller report was releas
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by lazugod 7y ago
Disingenuous in what way? Do you think the editorial author doesn’t actually desire a public space?
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by lazugod 7y ago
Could you describe what missing elements Vonnegut had?
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by lazugod 7y ago
The second reads as though there wasn’t even an insignificant increase, which is very different.
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by lazugod 7y ago
I don’t think Americans unanimously respect titles of nobility, and I think Gruber’s point is that he personally doesn’t respect them and wishes Apple didn’t respect them either. Whether this is a consistent point of his, whether Gruber has
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by lazugod 7y ago
How does that change the problems in the article? You would still need people looking at questionable content to decide when to call the police.
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by lazugod 7y ago
This sounds like a fantastic example of basing moral guidelines around what is easy for a computer to detect rather than what is actually moral. We know that FB has nudity detection systems, due to their past problems with banning breastfee
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DMCA “safe harbor” up in the air for online sites that use moderators(arstechnica.com)
3 points by lazugod 7y ago|0 comments
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by lazugod 7y ago
> Where do you draw the line? It seems pretty reasonable for the CEO to show up to hearings for the country where your company is headquartered... but to send lieutenants everywhere else, no? What is the precedent in this case? I assume
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by lazugod 7y ago
How is pinning the video not spreading it?

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