I think this is almost at the truth. My view is that everyone values two frequently opposing things: truth and social reward. Whether you behave like (1) or (2) depends on which you value more, and how much pressure is…
Unfortunately this is true, border crossings are a special case and I'm still not sure what the best approach is for that. I imagine you would have to mail your device to the destination before you cross or just leave…
In that case, full disk encryption is the only effective mitigation. As far as I know, there isn't a legal way to make you decrypt a personal device.
> a minority hordes all the loot and pays goons to shoot hungry people With analysis as generic and shallow as this, I think "muricans" are better off with their willful and feigned ignorance.
If authorities already have the means to access your browser history then deleting it won't accomplish anything. They can just install malware and see what you're browsing anyway.
Was the psych trying to kill your mother?
How does it give you a moral or logical high ground?
This has always been the risk with majoring in math. AI is making it worse but there was never a time where studying math didn't have an extremely high opportunity cost.
I think the origin of the word "nerf" as a verb came from the Nerf brand of toy guns. The idea being that "Nerfing" something is to turn it into a harmless version of itself.
You are half spin torsioning my subatomic particles right now
This is an interesting theory, but I think it has less explanatory power than the Sugon framework for gravity.
Why is it absurd to say that the human brain could be better? That seems obviously true to me.
This will be what makes companies start pursuing legal action. Once it's not mostly people in poor countries who are pirating, companies will try to reclaim that lost revenue. I'm not sure if they can do anything about…
Those do technically cross an air gap but don't they still require being really close to work?
Are you saying that it's morally wrong to seek technological progress because it causes people to lose jobs? That doesn't seem like a coherent position unless you're an anarcho-primitivist.
There are other reasons not to trust them as well, especially if you've seen how their sales team operates https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40481808
As I understand, those legislations are imposed on the exchanges, not the individual. The Neovim team doesn't have to do any extra work to verify the integrity of the bitcoin. You're right about the taxes, but even…
In what country does a bitcoin donation need to go through an "anti money laundering check"? Also, you could pay a lawyer 100k to handle the taxes and accounting and you would still have 700k left over.
It matters the same way that calling a dog or a cat intelligent matters. It humanizes the thing, even if that isn't your intention. Right now that's not a big deal since most people agree that machines should not have…
Go isn't solved.
It does help, if the accusation is true. The fact that false accusations result in less genuine content implies that true accusations result in less disingenuous content. For better or for worse, social consequences do…
Wouldn't daily cancer scans give you cancer from all the radiation? I thought that's why the doc hides behind a wall when giving an X-ray.
Time complexity is something that applies to algorithms, and is determined analytically. I don't think it's useful to equivocate the definition with performance of implementations of algorithms determined through real…
I thought Cloudflare generally refuses to serve those kinds of sites. What content is Cloudflare serving that is extremist?
Do you really need Cloudflare for something like this?
I think this is almost at the truth. My view is that everyone values two frequently opposing things: truth and social reward. Whether you behave like (1) or (2) depends on which you value more, and how much pressure is…
Unfortunately this is true, border crossings are a special case and I'm still not sure what the best approach is for that. I imagine you would have to mail your device to the destination before you cross or just leave…
In that case, full disk encryption is the only effective mitigation. As far as I know, there isn't a legal way to make you decrypt a personal device.
> a minority hordes all the loot and pays goons to shoot hungry people With analysis as generic and shallow as this, I think "muricans" are better off with their willful and feigned ignorance.
If authorities already have the means to access your browser history then deleting it won't accomplish anything. They can just install malware and see what you're browsing anyway.
Was the psych trying to kill your mother?
How does it give you a moral or logical high ground?
This has always been the risk with majoring in math. AI is making it worse but there was never a time where studying math didn't have an extremely high opportunity cost.
I think the origin of the word "nerf" as a verb came from the Nerf brand of toy guns. The idea being that "Nerfing" something is to turn it into a harmless version of itself.
You are half spin torsioning my subatomic particles right now
This is an interesting theory, but I think it has less explanatory power than the Sugon framework for gravity.
Why is it absurd to say that the human brain could be better? That seems obviously true to me.
This will be what makes companies start pursuing legal action. Once it's not mostly people in poor countries who are pirating, companies will try to reclaim that lost revenue. I'm not sure if they can do anything about…
Those do technically cross an air gap but don't they still require being really close to work?
Are you saying that it's morally wrong to seek technological progress because it causes people to lose jobs? That doesn't seem like a coherent position unless you're an anarcho-primitivist.
There are other reasons not to trust them as well, especially if you've seen how their sales team operates https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40481808
As I understand, those legislations are imposed on the exchanges, not the individual. The Neovim team doesn't have to do any extra work to verify the integrity of the bitcoin. You're right about the taxes, but even…
In what country does a bitcoin donation need to go through an "anti money laundering check"? Also, you could pay a lawyer 100k to handle the taxes and accounting and you would still have 700k left over.
It matters the same way that calling a dog or a cat intelligent matters. It humanizes the thing, even if that isn't your intention. Right now that's not a big deal since most people agree that machines should not have…
Go isn't solved.
It does help, if the accusation is true. The fact that false accusations result in less genuine content implies that true accusations result in less disingenuous content. For better or for worse, social consequences do…
Wouldn't daily cancer scans give you cancer from all the radiation? I thought that's why the doc hides behind a wall when giving an X-ray.
Time complexity is something that applies to algorithms, and is determined analytically. I don't think it's useful to equivocate the definition with performance of implementations of algorithms determined through real…
I thought Cloudflare generally refuses to serve those kinds of sites. What content is Cloudflare serving that is extremist?
Do you really need Cloudflare for something like this?