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_zywo

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    Comment #33129447

    It's because of the sybil problem. If accounts are globally unique, then a bad actor can register as many accounts as they want, and can do things like e.g. reserve other people's …

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    Comment #32199892

    Relativity already has the inability to distinguish between past and future states built in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relativity_of_simultaneity I have no idea how 2D time wou…

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    Comment #31807904

    The conscious part of that system is the interpretation, not the bar itself. You have skipped directly over the observer, who is actually performing the conscious computation. Thin…

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    Comment #31807745

    I like Scott Aaronson's response[1] to the argument: > So, class, how might a strong AI proponent respond to this argument? Duh: you might not understand Chinese, but the rule book…

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    Comment #31796217

    xkcd did a What-If on this: https://what-if.xkcd.com/146/ TL;DR: It will not happen. You would need to throw on the order of a thousand Earth-masses to even get close to neutralizi…

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    Comment #31467472

    27/30. You can tell the AI ones because they don't look like they were made with the same constraints as a human; they merge, distort, twist together lines, shapes, and colors, rat…

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    Comment #31214389

    > xp I always thought the fact that Vim had automatic buffer copying and forced me to use "0p instead of p was really annoying. Looks like there is an actual reason for it after al…

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    Comment #31214374

    My life may not be the most important time to other people, but it is the most important time to me. Importance is relative.

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    Comment #31214359

    Infinite loops are considered undefined behaviour in C++.

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    Comment #31214331

    For JSON pretty printing I generally use jq (`cat foo.json | jq`). It highlights and indents the output, and it's easy to add a filter.

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    Comment #31099004

    Who's "people"? The state? A democratic vote? The individual? The problem with mosquito-borne diseases is that they're non-consensual. People have a right to live without mosquito-…

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    Comment #30710724

    Well, if we're being pedantic here, raw RGB video as would be displayed on a RGB monitor does indeed take 3 bytes per pixel. Technically, YUV is either an optimization or a backwar…

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    Comment #30710705

    Yeah, but the problem is that some doctors are not capable of doing things of this sort safely, and thus doctor regulations happen. There are definitely unnecessary regulations out…

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    Comment #30623860

    > then they are taking real resources from actual humans. But who is "they"? If you copied them 10 times, it's not like they act as a collective; there are 10 unique instances havi…

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    Comment #30310206

    Slightly OT, but if you want an official word for "USAn", you can try using "usonian".

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    Comment #29773462

    So then I suppose the Earth flag will be for the people who are willing to share the Earth, and the non-Earth flags can be for those who do not wish to share.

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    Comment #29368756

    Whether this specific problem is intentional or not, these kinds of problems show the issue with using a single centralized service for distribution of third-party dependencies. Bu…