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notsofastbuddy
7y ago
Wildbow could be probably be monetizing a lot more than he is right now.
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notsofastbuddy
7y ago
It's hard to tell whether you're presenting this as worse or better than the current situation.
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notsofastbuddy
7y ago
Perhaps Tarsnap
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notsofastbuddy
7y ago
The C&D letter mentioned in the post probably already alerted them.
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notsofastbuddy
7y ago
> the only reason This is an extraordinary claim.
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notsofastbuddy
7y ago
Your examples are more than 2000 years old.
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
A single six-episode season is going to tip the balance?
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
I don't know why this is downvoted, it's completely accurate. Source: [0] [0]: twitter.com/vitalikbuterin/status/1051160932699770882
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
Is there any public info on the numbers for Google and Apple?
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
There aren't very many axes along which >5% of the population actively try to improve themselves. This makes it easy to reach the top 5% if one is trying.
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8y ago
Exactly 0.00 can also mean that the engine has no idea what's going on.
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8y ago
My heuristic is that anything co-written by Gentry Lee is not worth my time.
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8y ago
The final reveal was mind-numbingly bad.
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
I think it's the prequel, A Deepness in the Sky. I thought A Fire Upon the Deep had even cooler concepts though.
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
They did seem to find Sandberg acceptable.
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
This seems orthogonal to the topic under discussion though. I don't believe GP was saying the publications are perfect.
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
This seems orthogonal to the parent comment.
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
Someone that you follow and also follows you.
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8y ago
Which part?
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
By continuing a security-first mindset that they've been establishing for decades?
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
Google is, after all, a company famously hurting for business and business prospects.
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notsofastbuddy
8y ago
Food tends to have some nice micronutrients that supplements lack. There's probably nothing wrong with adding supplements to a diet that is otherwise complete.
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Google says it’s designing Duplex with 'disclosure built-in'
(cnet.com)
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8y ago
> So, security by obscurity? Obscurity is a perfectly valid layer in a security system. It's just not sufficient as the primary security mechanism.
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8y ago
Manhattan has a hard natural geographic limitation. Most other parts of the city aren't nearly as bad.
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8y ago
I'll check it out. I'll also mention the (prose) web serial Worm, because it has many of the same qualities.
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8y ago
I'm making my way through Wheel of Time right now. There probably could've been two fewer books if the descriptions of food and female characters' breasts were edited down.
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9y ago
I don't know of any company that publicly advertises the bonuses they give (if any) to employees for finding vulnerabilities in their own software. That seems more like part of someone's job description.
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notsofastbuddy
9y ago
Seems fine to me when "Reserve" is, as in this case, a proper noun.
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9y ago
How many deaths has Windows "caused", through military uses etc.? How about PowerPoint?
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