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by programmarchy 4y ago
I tend to agree, and if you add to that infrastructure essential to national security like chip manufacturing then sophisticated Republicans can get on board also.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Personally, I find the person who delivered on electric cars and reusable rockets more credible than a random anonymous account.
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More importantly his analysis describes this inflation as the result of structural changes, not cyclical changes. He describes how the managerial class is overpowering the financial class, and what the results are likely to be in the short
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We will see the return of capital investment on a massive scale(themarket.ch)
81 points by programmarchy 4y ago|43 comments
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by programmarchy 4y ago
He might. Shortly after firing them, he tweeted: > Wachtell & Twitter board deliberately hid this evidence from the court. Stay tuned, more to come … https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1586885887341645824
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Are you your own sibling?
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Reverse Engineering the Apple MultiPeer Connectivity Framework(evilsocket.net)
2 points by programmarchy 4y ago|0 comments
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Sounds like this plan was in place before Musk’s offer, but one way to do this would be to “authenticate all humans” as Musk said he wanted to do in order to remove bots. That would drastically reduce the content moderation workload.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Check out CG Cookie https://cgcookie.com
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Right? Intuitively it seems like there's some kind of vortex dynamic happening that would be better represented by something like fluid dynamics or harmonics, but we're trying to classify different kinds of ripples and eddies as &
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Super interesting from a psychological perspective, especially in contrast to predictions by economists that the opposite would happen. I think it shows bravery and optimism.
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FBI Raids Star ABC News Producer’s Home(rollingstone.com)
68 points by programmarchy 4y ago|29 comments
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Sounds like they had a control for this, though, because they claim to have investigated whether the teacher was male or female. Only differences seemed to be class size and whether the school was technical/academic or vocational. My p
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by programmarchy 4y ago
There’s really no functional difference between malice and incompetence, or even between evil and weakness. The problem is when incompetent people are given power to force their erroneous beliefs upon other, more rational, people.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
From the Aubrey de Grey Wikipedia entry [1] > Both women describe situations in which de Grey, {...} explicitly spoke with them about sex. According to Halioua’s account, he even told her that it was her responsibility to sleep with SENS
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A “problem” is the metrics for that goal are unfalsifiable. However that problem becomes a feature if the actual goal is not the stated goal.
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In the second video, the modulated voice didn't sound very masculine, which makes me wonder how accurate the results of this experiment would be. The video in the FastCompany article did sound more masculine, though, so maybe it's
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by programmarchy 4y ago
The use case is copy and pasting code, not learning how to write the code.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
This rings true. A lot of the outrage these days is manufactured, and seems like that would only be done as a distraction, since it's so damaging to the social fabric. It must be worth it to have the "serfs" chasing scapegoat
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Point of clarification: the original title has an exclamation point after “Fools”. Might want to at least add a comma ;)
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by programmarchy 4y ago
This is a very interesting approach. I've been wanting a way to filter YouTube videos on my Apple TV so that only certain channels are whitelisted (my kids like to yell "butt" and "poop" at Siri which is... problema
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by programmarchy 4y ago
In my view, hooks are more about managing state dependencies, rather than functional programming, per se. So they're more useful for simplifying methods like componentDidUpdate, rather than componentDidMount. When you need to detect ch
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by programmarchy 4y ago
There’s something more weird about tying healthcare to employment. In fact, it’s largely an accident of history: > In 1943 the War Labor Board, which had one year earlier introduced wage and price controls, ruled that contributions to in
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Yeah this makes the most sense. There’s probably enough local compute power to run these filters on the client. But that’s a huge power shift and the change is likely more political than technological.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Seems like this is only going to help attract less intelligent women, because the smart ones will know their offspring won’t be getting genetics for height with someone who is artificially tall. Full speed ahead toward idiocracy.
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Sweet, maybe I can finally render volumetric clouds in Cycles now!
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by programmarchy 4y ago
Right, I was referring to the wholesale banning operation of the service, not the source code. Sure, you can print the source code on a t-shirt or something like DeCSS, but that's less relevant.
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by programmarchy 4y ago
I watched the committee hearing, and there didn't seem to be much partisan politicking going on. The primary focus was protecting the privacy of users, which impressed me. However, at one point Lindsey Graham mentioned he and Elizabeth
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Maybe Jack saw a shitstorm on the horizon, and Agrawal was naive or willing enough to become the patsy?
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If Tornado Cash could be banned, couldn't the same logic be used to ban Tor? The former obscures financial transactions, and the latter obscures communications, but there's a similar principle in play.

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