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yipbub
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It would behoove you to not guess at how I arrived at my beliefs and where I live and then claim I've got preconceptions. I can see the facts of the Chinese government's authoritarianism, their persecution of their minority pop
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In the long term, I'd not want my country's national security compromised by a morally bankrupt govt not subject to democracy.
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"anything that satisfies ones intellectual curiosity" https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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Why are the abstraction layers snake oil?
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7y ago
and stock!
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Light-sensing system could show distant galaxies in unprecedented detail
(newsroom.ucla.edu)
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It seems to have worked. Googling the Dr. Paul Drago doesn't show any of these articles unless you use keywords mentioned in the Do-Not-Click titles. I made sure to click on them.
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People are forced into cultural erasure by discriminatory practices of their neighbors/governments. They are forced with a choice: pretend to fit in or compete with a handicap. Handicapping a demographic is violent in the sense that it
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So the guy at the other start knew how to do what you guys didn't? That makes this relevant to cyber-espionage how?
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Could you give me an example?
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8y ago
It can't read your keypresses (I think)
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I think the idea that cliches are inherently bad only holds if you consider originality and uniqueness in all aspects of your life essential. Rather ironically, that mindset is a cliche, one I would call misguided.
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Doubt you can block it like that without blocking netflix. The source domain is probably be the same. I assume the Pi Hole still uses DNS to block.
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How'd you mute a site permanently?
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That is very evidently not the same. They're decrypting data from all communications. I'm not coming out and calling you a shill, but you seem to defend Facebook in all of your Facebook related comments. I'm curious why you s
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Is there some reason they're mutually exclusive? Eating is necessary, but it can be meaningful even if the food is simple. Working in order to build your life can also be meaningful.
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It's my first job and it pays well for a first job. I'm working in the enterprise container space, so maybe I'm contributing to a more seamless cloud orchestration future (open source). I don't know if that means much to
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Which is what I was pointing out rhetorically... Also, it's not just that rich people can takes risks that poor people cannot. It's that they never risk a minimum standard of living. Poor people making decisions like that do.
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If it's so easy to find a counterexample would you furnish me with one?
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Most of the people who actually put work into it don't make their money from profits. Their salaries are paid. Plus, these companies basically burn VC money to starve competition.
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I'm getting a 301 on cake.co (Firefox 64 on Fedora from India)
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Actually, only the law says I can't do that.
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Other than maybe as a statistic it's probably not recorded.
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The last comment is quite rude and clearly unsubstantiated. The writer speaks of missing the daughters childhood. That is not postpartum depression. I see a mother respecting the boundaries a young person is experimenting with as she forms
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Otherwise its called marketing and you have to pay for it. (Not get paid for it)
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Apple has less incentive to exfiltrate your personal data. I hate what both apple and google stand for these days.
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How do we know this is an illusion? Has anyone reproduced the illusion reliably?
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I'm not in academia. How is it possible for people to check if the proof is peer reviewed? Do they have to rely on their own verification?
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Maybe a whitelist of commands it can run?
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As in intern earning in INR I'll just go ahead and spend literally 1% of my income per paywalled site out there shall I? Siloing information to those invested enough in the field to need quality information in quantity enough to pay fo
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