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Comment #15420750
Holy shit. I'd leave the country and renounce citizenship over something like this. Reading words? Looking at pictures? Watching a video? Felony jail time? Really? This is policy t…
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Comment #12841686
It's a little deceptive to label these kinds of sentiments as contrary to the premise of innovation. Experiments, by nature, require expendable resources, but an finished appliance…
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Comment #10792330
It's actually been quite nice reading, today. All the articles are pretty good!
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Comment #10661622
The political implications tied to self-driving cars are all scary. The political implications tied to self-driving trains are not. The difference being the rails that bind and inh…
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Comment #10624977
SkyJack is a drone engineered to autonomously seek out, hack, and wirelessly take over other drones within wifi distance, creating an army of zombie drones under your control. ...a…
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Comment #10624967
My god. I never realized that people used to actually dress up in suits made of inner tubes. Those pictures are surreal.
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Comment #10579617
And so, if you look at the pictures, you'll see an interesting number denoting the quantity of plutonium powering the device. It's not measured in grams, or even micrograms, or any…
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Comment #10544889
Arial Tahoma Verdana Calibri The mystery behind the prevalence and your exposure to each of these font faces can be answered in two words: Microsoft Windows. Each can also be assoc…
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Comment #10476164
I've stopped thinking about this in terms of mass surveillance, and re-arranged my perception, to align with a different world view. Namely: If we weren't surprised to learn that e…
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Comment #9959022
I really tried to visit http://burrito.nyc.us.gov . It was all a lie. ):
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Comment #9668807
Ha! Yeah, that'd be like an hour's walk from 110th St. And subway connections readily cross-pollinate both sides of the bridge, in terms of actual human movement. Especially, given…
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Comment #9434558
This is a version of a Wankel Engine, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wankel_engine Originally invented and patented way back in 1929.
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Comment #9418695
No. A truly intelligent and sentient AI would have the intellectual capacity to understand its own conventional political status within the social order of humanity, and would inst…
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Comment #8045611
This concept is useless because it relies on an honor system. It should be painfully obvious by now, that honor systems cannot be trusted to preserve privacy. Google Glass is the C…
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Comment #8028220
A big part of it has to do with the fact that this is mostly a recreational website. People come here to unwind, distract themselves and daydream a bit. Whenever I find myself seek…
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Comment #8019028
At first glance, I'm gobsmacked at the idea of an electronic system that hovers around 90% planned uptime, but then again, of all the services I might wish to demonstrate a total l…
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Comment #7914668
Well, ideally, the "new resource" is also genetically matched living brain, and given the plasticity of brain tissue, and maybe by way of a novel as-yet-uninvented means of coaxing…
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Comment #7914357
I pretty much agree with this sentiment. They point out that information seems to directly correlate with synaptic structures, so if that's true then it's pretty doubtful that we'd…
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Comment #7827888
...or perhaps a certain threshold of translation requests triggers a flag on the resource, and it's regarded as a high-traffic asset, and gets queued for mechanical turk translatio…
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Comment #7827717
I dunno, it's still pretty debatable, since e-mail isn't guaranteed to be encrypted over the wire, which leaves people open to MITM attacks. So consider a situation where someone r…
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