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obvio171
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Comment #12378246
I was expecting SETI to find intelligence on Earth before space. They've been looking at the entropy of bee hives and other disembodied signal-passing collectives for a while now.
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Comment #11408681
Security company SpiderOak (not affiliated) seems to be working on a "zero knowledge" end-to-end encrypted hosted Slack competitor. I'm no security expert and I don't know whether …
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Comment #11318642
I'm not asking for arrests, I'm asking for resignations or internal protest. This was an blatant ethical violation, even if perhaps not a legal one.
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Comment #11313680
Being complicit in state-ordered censorship is different than removing someone's embarrassing video when they ask nicely. And the fact that it was an informal request, not legal ar…
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Comment #11313335
I wonder if anyone at Google would resign over something like this, or if everyone has already rationalized it away and now just keep their head down for the next paycheck. Some pe…
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Comment #11313231
Sorry, hadn't seen it. Is it common practice that I should remove mine?
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Comment #11313066
Title taken from Wikileaks' tweet: https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/710855886940540929
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Comment #11293933
"(...) including a fork managed by the Brazilian Ministry of Culture."
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Comment #11290156
Enjoy your entropy while it lasts.[1] [1] https://www.google.com.br/search?q=appelbaum+right+to+be+ent...
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Comment #11275189
The killer feature in the Thinkpad line for me is the military-grade sturdiness. Does Dell have the same kind of resistance to spills, drops, heat, etc.?
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Comment #11244751
Big fan of what you are doing with Armored Bits! Keep it up :)
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Comment #11244672
Programmer in Campinas, Brazil, on a work pause recovering from RSI-related problems. As personal research I'm slowly working on a 8-thimble predictive wireless keyboard and coming…
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Comment #11244611
Bees seem to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9477747
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Comment #11244564
Solutions so far seem to boil down to either "trust other people" (multisignature wallets) or "trust your devices" (a la Keybase: https://keybase.io/blog/keybase-new-key-model ).
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Comment #11224568
I think a concatenative language with an immutable append-only log (instead of a stack, like Forth) as its implicit data structure would be the best fit for this sort of keyboard. …
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Comment #11223697
It's about time we let go of the symbols hardcoded onto our keyboards and start finding better abstractions for our thoughts. Touch devices have already started the move to a virtu…
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Comment #11211119
I'm a big fan of Moxie's work, but would you mind elaborating on for which work he'd receive a Turing award? I'm not familiar with their eligibility standards. Thanks!
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Comment #11132942
Thank you for this video. I'm just starting to get interested in the subject, and I think I was approaching it more in the "Meditation Seals" mentality. Glad I saw this video befor…
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Comment #10750501
I bet there are tons of hospital staff who use WhatsApp in Brazil every day to coordinate mission-critical stuff, in which case this absurd move is putting people's lives at risk.
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Comment #10701171
Would a thorough safety check on the parts make up for the lack of history? Or does it become a regulatory obstacle?
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Comment #10587475
The paper says it's a general program induction solution. Does that mean one can already feed Neural Programmer into itself (ie. make it learn from its own previous executions' inp…