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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
Thank you, I always find listening to startup podcasts remarkably inspiring, even though I'm not sure whether or not I want to work on one yet. The "you don't need to be perfect, but you do need to care" message a lot of
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
I think you are right. But while I think AR/VR is good for the types of research you mentioned at first glance, I have not seen any comprehensive prototype for working with elementary mathematics in 3D space taught in schools. So I hop
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
And it makes sense why it works so well. On a 2D screen, seeing data in linear rows and columns is the best option because it follows the same format we have been taught verbatim since birth. The first type of data processing a person does
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
I have been in the apple ecosystem for about 10 years. For a company that has been priding itself on end user security, the bugs that have been creeping their way into the OS are just... disappointing. What is the point of paying a premium
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
I think you are misunderstanding me. I agree there is no debate that those claiming they are Nazis are Nazis. It is important to understand why people feel compelled to identify with Nazism. If we don't understand why something happene
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
I'd say it's more sad than terrifying. Terror implies immediate danger, most people will not feel the danger that shutting down of a Nazi website should entail. Most people are not Nazis. The value of an online community exists wi
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
This isn't related to the website but I also share the same sentiment towards alcohol in the workplace. It is amazing how a beverage can change an employees outlook on a company. On the company side though, it's an easy/inexp
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
Seems like a decent paper, only a few typos. Let's run a 300 million ICO
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
You could do that. However you then paint a target on your back saying "FBI please hack me" under the rule 41 change.
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
I recommend Creativity, Inc. to every person in a management position whom I have the opportunity to recommend it to. Although Et Catmull presents a depiction of Pixar and it's growth as a largely artistic endeavor, I feel that it is a
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
Curious, why do you have to remember that 2 + 2 = 4 & 3 + 2 = 5? Once you know the values the symbols represent, at that point isn't it similar in simplicity to roman numerals? II + II = IIII 2 + 2 = 4 Don't see how the latte
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
I read the first two sections of On Writing and that was enough for me. The first is a memoir from Stephen King in which he goes through major events in his life. The second is a writing style guide which centers around one theme: simplicit
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
I couldn't help but read this and think "old".
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
Yes, maybe I could have written that better. My attention is stuck between wikileaks and my professor talking about binary trees. Typical 21st century bs.
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
The logistics of breaking into a house undetected to set up tiny microphones suggests a lot of manpower, and to do that to each house in the United States would be near impossible without raising suspicion. The reason to care now is becau
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
> The CIA is almost certainly ignoring all of that data Citation needed. Do you suggest that the data is destroyed after it is deemed unimportant? If not, that suggests a far more terrifying scenario in which the data is collected and st
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
Yes you are right. My mistake, although I'd be very interested for wikileaks to reveal which shipping companies are complicit, whether it be USPS, UPS, or the packages are intercepted in China before they even reach the states.
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sanityUnbounded
9y ago
After the initial Vault 7 release, and even after Snowden in 2013, this is barely news. Our devices are not secure. Apple portrayed itself as a guardian angel for keeping the FBI of our devices for the past two years, while conveniently for