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comfypotato
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Comment #36917703
Segments of the world with different ideological views represented by their governments. If the behavior was blatantly unethical, which I don’t think it is, it would be illegal eve…
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Comment #36917692
Well, that’s how the other side feels, yes. The closest thing this entire thread has given as evidence of overfishing is that a journalist was killed for meddling in government aff…
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Comment #36917666
Your comments about violence in America are generally naive. I assume you’re a young person. As I stated in another comment, yes, it’s ideological differences on which we differ.
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Comment #36917651
All done through the ISP, a related party, having absolutely nothing to do with stalking. Poor argumentation.
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Comment #36914265
It was on completely ideological grounds that we differed. (Which is also against the HN rules to argue about.) I was attracted to the industry effectively to verify authentication…
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Comment #36914231
An unrelated third party can’t surveil your browsing without malicious software or hardware intervening.
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Comment #36914187
Well, your discomfort makes it clear you’re not American poor. Verbal confrontations, even disagreements led along insults, are enough to get shot where I’m from. Obviously nothing…
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Comment #36913997
Insults in person start fights. It’s only the privacy of the internet that lets you do it here. Kashoggi was a journalist investigating government corruption. The context of reason…
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Comment #36911044
If you peruse down the flagged comment nearby you’ll see maxbond backhandedly agree that I only care about myself. I’m not one to punch people in the face, but that’s grounds to be…
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Comment #36910854
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Comment #36910812
I started getting a PhD in device fingerprinting and quit when it became apparent that my views were relatively far removed from most people in the field. I’m trying to say that th…
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Comment #36910515
Would be nice if I could respond to all of you in one place, because y’all are more or less saying the same thing. In don’t appreciate the personal attacks on my character. It’s re…
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Comment #36909881
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Comment #36909618
This is because you lost the Revolution.
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Comment #36909412
I got out of academic fingerprinting research when I realized I was on the wrong side of the discussion. I’ve just never seen or heard of privacy violations that particularly bothe…
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Comment #36833980
Do you know the lifetime of current battery technology? Expected years until 80% capacity, etc.? Asking because I don’t know.
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Comment #36833880
I only engaged you out of an interest in opening and expanding my viewpoint. (Just stating my perspective with no intention of offending:) I went into this under the assumption tha…
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Comment #36824035
Typically, you can save money by buying the exact same situation that you would rent. Whether or not that exact situation is available to purchase, or if you would even want to own…
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Comment #36820581
The laws are in place in part because of discrimination. It happens to be Disney in this case. You confirmed that you’re dishonest by omission in your example. The fact that a coun…
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Comment #36819769
As if any negotiating business isn’t “deceitful”. You’re basically arguing for discrimination to be legal.
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Comment #36793995
It’s just too expensive. Using the full GPT4 context window, for example, costs almost $2.00! Obviously it would be much cheaper at scale, and like you said, it doesn’t have to be …
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Comment #36764609
That’s beside the point. There are mountains of controlled evidence that exercise is extremely good for you.
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Comment #36755239
The graph uses 2008, 2019, and 2022 as indices. This could just as easily be a graph exploring the effects of the pandemic. I doubt Germany’s last tick would be in that direction w…
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Comment #36737198
You’ve jumped to a conclusion here. If you take a step back further, you will see that your meaning is dependent on the fact that life has evolved. Prior to the existence of life, …