semantics

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   by semantics 7y ago

   The function is named after the person.
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   by semantics 8y ago

   I was worried my comment would make it appear that I had not read the article - I did, I just didn't think that the author gave regulatory capture sufficient weight and/or made it appear that Schumpeter had written about or accoun
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   by semantics 8y ago

   The book "The Master Switch" by Tim Wu which covers the history of telecommunications as a vehicle for looking at what might happen to the internet was my introduction to Schumpeter. Highly recommended. Wu makes the point that Sch
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   by semantics 9y ago

   This happened (allegedly) with the the Millikan oil drop experiment[0] which measured the charge of the electron. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_drop_experiment
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   by semantics 9y ago

   Many of us don't even have licenses to drive. It is a complete non-issue.
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   by semantics 9y ago

   There was a talk at last year's Congress about the details of TLS 1.3 and many questions were asked at the end about 0-RTT. Was interesting to hear the cryptographer's, who work on the spec, opinions about that and things like why
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   by semantics 9y ago

   Let's say your Python web application pickles your sessions so you can store more than just JSON serializable fields. Unpickling can result in the execution of arbitrary Python code and the only thing normally protecting you is that yo