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keepmesmall
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Comment #19970404
Why save cycles today if you can borrow tomorrow?
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Comment #19898961
Doesn't the "enough control" part come from the Internet's addiction factor? As in, wouldn't software designed to work just as well without constant Internet "solve" this?
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Comment #19898907
Does China have something like the Cuban sneakernet, or is there a clear reason why that wouldn't work there?
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Comment #19767734
But sufficiency is observer-dependent. "This is my (IMHO sufficiently simulated) love for you!"
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Comment #19705578
Where I live road law is about safety, not about "attitude correction". Culture is the thing that fosters positive attitudes and respect. You really think cyclists are trying to bu…
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Comment #19699948
Inner alchemy feels like that as well! "AI? Well, I'm still trying just to reach human intelligence!"
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Comment #19699927
I don't understand why people so seldomly go straight for the knowledge. It seems pretty obvious by now that knowledge is the key itself. Though subjective sciences like Kabbalah h…
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Comment #19699730
I'm not sure "I was raised not to rat on friends" holds up in court.
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Comment #19699696
It's a lot harder to kill a pedestrian with a bike than with a car, though. Cars are a lot more lethal than bikes, and most countries have road designs that are bike-hostile. You h…
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Comment #19699626
If the routers have public keys it's possible, then the client has to determine (some or all points on) the route. I think future protocols will track use and payment via client-pr…
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Comment #19699605
To me it seems to be caused by the technological imbalance caused by DRM. If people have social media clients that are wholly in their control (to e.g. integrate a bunch of differe…
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Comment #19699436
The societal facade without computers at least requires a semblance of common sense, good manners and physical health.
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Comment #19694165
The destination IP could be hidden opportunistically? Send the destination IP for high-priority requests and retry without the destination. Low-priority/long-latency requests would…
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Comment #19677604
Any assurances that this won't seriously disturb the earth's ecology and human health, or do we no longer bother with that when manipulating the whole planet?
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Comment #19648950
I was hoping for a Hellraiser-looking network of pins sticking into the skull, but they actually sew right into the brain-skull membrane! Why exactly is this necessary? Does this f…
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Comment #19633100
Pizzagate and Qanon are not conspiracies, they are theories about conspiracies. A conspiracy theory is just a non-mainstream body of information describing a system of political en…
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Comment #19633059
No. Previews can not be disabled and I have disabled "next episode"-autoplay for my user profile. It'd be too weird if this was the other way around for a non-Dutch public, so I wi…
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Comment #19619003
It's configurable in the web version. More of a TV-with-closed-software problem.
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Comment #19613550
I think I'll wait for Web 4, with three dimensions and time. I hope it's as fun and conducive to creativity as MineCraft!
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Comment #19598911
May she rest in peace.
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Comment #19598571
Actually, it would be somewhat consensual if it were a setting with a time lock after the first change (e.g. you explicitly commit to the settings you choose for a set time). And t…
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Comment #19598487
Derived user data is still user data? Up to the point where the client sends something mathematically indistinguishable from random noise to the server. At which point it's useless…
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Comment #19588490
If you notice bugs, you should do more maths and get tweaking. Wait... something's not quite right there. On a more serious note: the biggest barrier to correctness I've encountere…
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Comment #19588417
I already love anytime algorithms! I wish I could apply it to dishwashing. Re.: an algorithm for solving boredom: step 1. tell human operator "I'm bored!", step 2. execute task or,…
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Comment #19581386
3rd order thinkers see direct causes, indirect causes, direct effects and indirect effects, which establishes the need for setting up an internal feedback loop to strengthen the ca…