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onetimeusename

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    Comment #49252719

    Some state-resistant technology (idk if this term is in general use) like Signal planned for a lot of contingencies that could happen caused by governments. Tor is kind of like tha…

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    Comment #49252579

    Perhaps but we have a problem globally where NGOs can mask nasty politics inside of faux charity.

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    Comment #49252561

    > Anyone who brings up kids is trying to manipulate you into giving up your freedom These are NGOs not parents. And "child safety" is often a euphemism. The point is it's hard to a…

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    Comment #49233993

    I don't think it's LiDAR itself that is the risk. The FCC note read more like the cause is trade and supply-chain protectionism. ( https://www.fcc.gov/sites/default/files/robots-ns…

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    Comment #49111633

    It already is. Most PhDs in, let's say CS but probably true for a lot of STEM, just get a job at a tech company. I know a guy who did a PhD in meteorology and now he just programs …

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    Comment #48999978

    Ok I appreciate the correction, I could not figure that out. As far as everything else, yes I think this is a global problem, not solely a Chinese problem but I would characterize …

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    Comment #48993861

    There's an irony in it. I have many reasons to believe China has its own geopolitical narratives and goals just like the US does. If someone dislikes when the US does it, why ignor…

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    Comment #48993644

    I don't think per capita emissions is the only metric that should be used. Environmental impact is not measured per capita. Also it blames people in the US for energy consumed here…

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    Comment #48909294

    Yes but there's some nuance. I don't think Harvard admission is necessary for Affirmative Action goals. We're talking about a tiny minority of people who attend. In my own opinion,…

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    Comment #48855823

    It wasn't really a trade union. It's purpose was to stop the re-emergence of something like the Nazis and to prevent wars. I don't think it's instincts were ever really democratic.…

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    Comment #48840086

    "liberals vote so much more by mail-in" They do. See page 4. ( https://electionlab.mit.edu/sites/default/files/2020-12/How-... )

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    Comment #48796181

    Something I don't understand about this argument, which has been made before, is you can tie JavaScript to a specific hash with SRI. So you release the cryptographic code in public…

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    Comment #48782777

    I wasn't referring to the Florida lawsuit and don't know anything about it. I was referring to the Alabama lawsuit which was dismissed without prejudice[1] because it was premature…

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    Comment #48770255

    That's not what I said or implied it is. I said there has been criticism of using differential privacy and linked to it. I also mentioned the reconstruction attacks on coarsening. …

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    Comment #48770043

    There has been debate among statisticians and political scientists about using differential privacy for census data. 2020 was actually the first Decennial Census that used differen…

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    Comment #48768325

    Yep look at what they wrote It must be that the Gypsy element is to be added to our political agitation, so that hereafter the Negro alone shall not claim our entire attention. As …

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    Comment #48763297

    Do you have any evidence the settlement terms are corrupt? There were 17 states involved. Many of those states have governors that are not in the same party as the president. https…

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    Comment #48751864

    That's what the justices said. That has generally been how modern courts interpret it, with a textualist interpretation. But that was not the original intention of the law which I …

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    Comment #48751605

    I don't think it's obvious. Like why do you think the dissenters are wrong to question what is meant about being "subject to the jurisdiction thereof"? The intention was to prevent…

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    Comment #48751528

    There's a difference between textualist and originalist. There isn't a dichotomy between textualist and living-constitutionalist frameworks only but the two former may overlap. Als…

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    Comment #48680769

    I don't think they are serious about privacy and even if they were I don't even want to distinguish between "children" and "adults" on the internet. Things seem to have worked fine…

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    Comment #48647663

    I don't know. I won't even comment on this because I have no insight besides personal observation.

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    Comment #48640299

    I have suspected the influence is real. For a reference point, the majority of students at top tier US universities are Asian at this point, broadly. Not every top tier university …

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    Comment #48631383

    Honestly? I think it's because Elon Musk pissed a bunch of bureaucrats off by buying X and being more permissive about what was allowed. Then came claims that AI porn or something …

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