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Comment #17412544
>I’ve received an update from our experts stating that you need to enable ads for your video. Once you enable, your video will be available in the USA. This is an actual quotation …
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Comment #17271019
AI applications we will not pursue Technologies that gather or use information for surveillance violating internationally accepted norms. They already failed.
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Comment #16346203
There's two ways of looking at it. One is with a sense of personal accountability. "If you use Facebook, then the first thing you should do is stop." A humorous example can be foun…
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Comment #16344682
People are certainly talking about excessive social media use whether FB likes it or not. The goal of propaganda is not to make people think a certain way; it's to get people to ac…
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Comment #16310671
Who cares? Even if she is a fraud, the result of pointing this out is only going to give her more support and attention. The only reason young or female developers get weird media …
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Comment #15519481
It’s probably easiest to download boot3.asm directly. This is kind of funny, since this is the only link that's broken. http://3zanders.co.uk/2017/10/13/writing-a-bootloader/boot3.…
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Comment #15245909
This isn't news, is it? Google hates decentralization. Visa and money transfer restrictions force them to improve the areas they're based out of. Open communication makes it harder…
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Comment #15240930
But for many people, the initial learning curve just isn't worth it. I don't believe that. The people who snub Vim and Emacs, but are willing to sink time into learning new editors…
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Comment #15240829
You can make your Emacs setup minimalistic by hiding the toolbar and scrollbar. This blog post gives a pretty good starting setup. https://emacs-doctor.com/emacs-strip-tease.html C…
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Comment #15036797
No, it's not even sort of a Lisp. JavaScript is not secretly a Lisp. JavaScript is no more a Lisp than Python, Ruby, or Lua. Crockford is right that JavaScript is closer to Lisp th…
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Comment #15032260
Price isn't the only issue; speed has to be considered as well. If you have a program, and it only uses a small amount of memory, it'll fit into the cache and run fast. If you have…
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Comment #13826687
I fail to see how political correctness is both a nebulous concept and a dogmatic belief system at the same time. I didn't say political correctness was a nebulous concept, I said …
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Comment #13825754
If the author didn't want to talk about the banh mi thing, why even mention it? It is relevant to the discussion after all, since the portrayal of such instances in the media have …
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Comment #13819364
In either case, "political correctness" is only an exchange of tokens of respect. A transaction of political capital. "If you speak in a culturally respectful manner then I'll list…
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Comment #13819359
When you said, "There appears to be a alchemical transformation that results in people's minds, where " " on its own is obnoxious, but "I know it's politically incorrect to say so,…
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Comment #13819313
Wow, a snarky straw man based off of the first sentence in the article. Then you make points that the author specifically refuted in the article without discussing what he wrote. I…
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Comment #13734528
It inevitably comes down to a choice between institutionalized discrimination and latent discrimination. You could weigh it based on which drives more talent away, but I don't care…
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Comment #13734414
One very simple, coherent way to arrive at Pike's position without sacrificing the notion of merit is to accept the idea... By accept, you mean assume, and assuming is what Oxitend…
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Comment #13406269
I've already got enough films, thanks, you don't need to make any more. Or telling writers that there are already enough books. That is a reasonable opinion. http://www.gwern.net/C…
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Comment #13251209
name-calling I don't see any name calling.
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Comment #13251192
I did not know about the open source definition. Is that just a guide line or does it carry some weight? It carries the weight of the names of the people who support it. Take a loo…
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Comment #13250660
The JSON license is not an open source license because it doesn't allow evil people to use it. This is not a joke.
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Comment #13250514
It would not be open source if you didn't allow Trump supporters to use it. https://opensource.org/osd The license must not discriminate against any person or group of persons. The…
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Comment #12432232
Anonymous government officials claim that mistrust in the government is a Kremlin plot. The Washington Post is an amazing piece of propaganda. Never change.
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Comment #12405943
You can stop using github whenever you want to.