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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> That was already true before Covid I think there's a lot of people who don't remember or realize this. And it bothers me that having conversations now takes so much effort to address that particular part of the context: &quot
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Slate Star Codex has been deleted(slatestarcodex.com)
15 points by tossAfterUsing 6y ago|2 comments
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
you're leveling a claim i might agree with, but i don't think you're doing so in an appropriate way (as in, if everybody behaved this way when similar feelings arose, we'd have a real shit community) if you have a proble
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
"censoring elected officials" is exactly the job of voters, no?
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
alternatively, the FBI is sponsoring "free" for whoever wants it.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Mhm. Also missing from the parts of the discussion i've yet read, is the question of what sort of software we're using. At the risk of using a buzzword, decentralized comms could reduce the risks of constitutional shutdown. And ma
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> However, you need to consider that if someone controls the economy of a country, they control the government of that country as well. What do you mean? the FED is just a bunch of private institutions, and they don't control the US
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
convenient, since they were going to have a lot of blowback from their HK stance.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2015/11/11/9719098/fbi-reportedly-p...
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
having technologists teaching the lessons to themselves is just jerking off... HN has more potential than that. for everybody else to learn lessons is a great objective, but doesn't need to be the objective among this crowd.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Wish this were more well understood.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> Let's not act like the United States was a shining example of freedom and democracy before WWII, either. Maybe we don't bother mentioning these very obvious historical circumstances. Instead, we can talk about what technologi
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> I don't think many deserve being painted as a victim of this situation. Especially the least educated individual users are largely victims of this situation. Any who could possibly educate themselves further are proportionally les
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
It wouldn't be such a problem to have YouTube colluding with Chinese censors if we didn't depend so much on YouTube to disseminate information.
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> Is this serious? Or is this a "I don't like evolutionary psychology, so I'm going to throw the problems of the entire field at it"? Came to say the same. From different angles... from the article: """
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
Wonder if that's why sunlight is considered a good treatment for sick people?
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
that's the magic of his very stable genius
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
well.. we could occupy zuccotti park again, except now it's illegal to have more than 100 people in the same place together. sincerely, "the civil liberties lobby"
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
I think this is prevalent in computer use generally. I came up on Dos & Win 3.1, and at every level the OS is trying to abstract the functionality from you. Imagine trying to understand what a "driver" is without having a sens
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by tossAfterUsing 6y ago
> At least this way you will get some control doubt it.
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Swatch Internet Time (From 1998)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tossAfterUsing 6y ago|0 comments
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> this will result in a temporary market recovery followed by the continued deterioration of stock prices that's what zerohedge calls "the dead cat bounce" right?
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> cover cost of insurance for massive testing how about just massive testing. no insurance necessary
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
> That doesn't apply here. So long as the appearance of inflation never occurs.
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
wonder how often the author regrets not getting it.
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Why is Brave advertising crypto.com in new tabs?
1 points by tossAfterUsing 7y ago|0 comments
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Filecoin Roadmap Update February 2020(filecoin.io)
3 points by tossAfterUsing 7y ago|0 comments
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
I thought everybody had exactly the same brain structure.
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SSC Survey Results 2020(slatestarcodex.com)
1 points by tossAfterUsing 7y ago|0 comments
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by tossAfterUsing 7y ago
the internet needs more of this :)

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