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Comment #14254703
I couldn't find the story I was looking for but here are a few. Both TSA and CBP represented here; the CBP stories are closer to what the grandparent post describes. These stories …
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Comment #13047593
China throttles lots of foreign websites that it doesn't block. It wouldn't be surprising if they target all foreign ssl traffic for throttling too.
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Comment #12957761
See the write up here: http://hmarco.org/bugs/CVE-2016-4484/CVE-2016-4484_cryptsetu...
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Comment #12847378
Do you have a website? Factr is hard to find on google.
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Comment #12713224
> So far, between Oct 10 and Oct 14, 631 stores have been fixed. [0] So it sounds like does a pretty good job of fixing things [0] https://gwillem.gitlab.io/2016/10/14/github-censo…
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Comment #12701180
Well, there are the famous ones. I'd bet facebook would have been treated differently if Mark Zuckerberg were black. You also probably automatically make guesses about people's rac…
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Comment #12701011
1. Able. Not that skin color itself affects any sort of intellectual ability, but race--including, importantly, the experiences people have because of their skin color--definitely …
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Comment #12700251
I would argue that it is not just bias. Indeed, not all people of color in the U.S. are experts on racism, but the vast majority of people with a good understanding of racism are p…
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Comment #12700187
Just a supposition, but from an American (I'm white). I don't think it's a stretch to say that people who have experienced e.g. anti-black racism will be better able to make techno…
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Comment #12700022
In the U.S., a black software engineer is more likely to be able to design technology that helps keep people safe from police regardless of geekery and socioeconomic status.
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Comment #12093320
Planet money's coverage is great; I think a bunch of the posts below would be answered by listening to the podcast. One of the main things I remember taking away from the podcast w…
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Comment #11921719
This is cute. How could you pick e.g. Google-esque adjectives? Is there a corpus of press releases, etc. from lots of big (tech) companies? If so, has anyone done basic comparative…
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Comment #11915228
I thought you were joking, but apparently I haven't been following this. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is an LLC with no association to any 501c3.
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Comment #11628357
TL;DR: 5 qubits as a service. Interact with them on your tablet. From the press release: "The quantum processor is composed of five superconducting qubits and is housed at the IBM …
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Comment #11429473
My opinion on this is totally uninformed. A quick search for 'global aquifer depletion' yields "Scientists had long suspected that humans were taxing the world’s underground water …
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Comment #10630390
Those statistics are just false. More reliable numbers are: Blacks killed by blacks: 90% Blacks killed by whites: 8% Whites killed by whites: 82% Whites killed by blacks: 15% Ratio…
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Comment #10629856
Well some people have to work much harder to avoid incarceration.
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Comment #10629630
Do you mean the premise that the patriarchy exists?
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Comment #10629587
Well, if racism and sexism are real (they are) and person A believes that these are bad, then if person B disagrees with person A, that means person B believes racism and/or sexism…
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Comment #10629548
Policing perpetuates poverty and thus crime by forcing poor, black men to deal with the criminal justice system from an early age. Court fees, court appearances, civil asset forfei…
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Comment #10629458
> Poor whites and poor blacks are both subject to mass incarceration; though poor blacks are incarcerated at even higher rates. Yes, good to point that out. My argument (implicitly…
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Comment #10629426
> Their argument is demonstrative rather than persuasive (although there is a persuasive component, but they expect interlocutors to be familiar with structuralist theory, which is…
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Comment #10629315
Poor blacks, unlike poor whites, are subject to mass incarceration. Edit: this is technically incorrect, see dragonwriter below.
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Comment #10629275
If people are angry about X and you go up to them and try to tell them how much you like/support X, isn't that what you'd expect? To make people want to engage you in a thoughtful …