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reworkin.com 6y ago

Businesses should Reduce social contact by serving one client cohort per day

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reworkin.com 6y ago

Why don't we pay infected people to stay in quarantine?

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opensimworld.com 6y ago

Show HN: Thousands of virtual worlds for virtual parties

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reason.com 7y ago

Nancy Pelosi Declares a ‘New Era’ of Internet Regulation; E.U. Threatens Same

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airportcat.com 7y ago

Show HN: Tips and Wi-Fi for Airports

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projectilo.com 7y ago

Show HN: Share your indie games and apps

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www.youtube.com 7y ago

The first seastead home is now live in international waters

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: Do you like/use Reddit's redesign?

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projectilo.com 7y ago

Show HN: A Side Project to Show Off Your Side Projects

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science.sciencemag.org 9y ago

The fading American dream: Trends in absolute income mobility since 1940

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www.technologyreview.com 9y ago

Baidu Will Release a Free Operating System for Self-Driving Cars

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techcrunch.com 9y ago

New York’s Taxi commission to propose in-app tipping requirement for Uber

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www.reuters.com 9y ago

Silicon Valley VCs are growing wary of on-demand delivery

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www.wsj.com 9y ago

Is Engine of Innovation in Danger of Stalling?

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www.theamericanconservative.com 9y ago

Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and a Culture in Crisis

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medium.com 9y ago

How a happy moment for neuroscience is a sad moment for science

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ec.europa.eu 10y ago

UK leading participation in Horizon 2020 FET projects

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www.nature.com 10y ago

Let’s make peer review scientific

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www.washingtonpost.com 10y ago

Why Brexit is worse for Europe than Britain

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www.spiegel.de 10y ago

New Era of Brutality: When Violence Is No Longer Taboo

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www.telegraph.co.uk 10y ago

Half of Western European men descended from one Bronze Age man

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www.theguardian.com 10y ago

European job market is rigged against younger workers, says Draghi

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www.nature.com 10y ago

WHO to recommend early treatment for everyone with HIV

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www.nature.com 11y ago

Animal rights extremists threaten primate research by harassing scientists

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www.bloomberg.com 11y ago

Air Force Space Drone Heads Back into Orbit

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www.npr.org 11y ago

Silencing Science

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opensimworld.com 11y ago

Show HN: A directory of hypergrid worlds

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www.cell.com 11y ago

Smartphone users have an enhanced thumb sensory representation in the brain

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www.google.com 12y ago

Blink

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glassbalcony.tumblr.com 12y ago

The case for simple passwords

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This is too blatant of a hit piece from NYtimes, low quality and ... wtf is it doing in HN frontpage (top spot, no less)? I would urge people to upvote quality, not their personal outrages.

Repeating "cambridge analytica scandal" will not make it less of a scandal than "obama campaing scandal". And FB already has all the data they need for their dating offering, if anything, they are withholding people from risking exposing these data to other services. What nonsense.

How long until Somali pirates show up, murder you, and take all your possessions with no 'government' to protect you?

I assume most somali pirates do operate in international waters, which are not officially protected by anyone.

wiki:

Piracy off the coast of Somalia refers to criminal violence and threats by Somalian pirates in the Gulf of Aden, Guardafui Channel and Somali Sea, in what some say are disputed territorial waters.

Thailand's government is a dictatorship. They are BSing, the seastead was beyond their territorial 12 miles, in the contiguous zone in which they have limited power. The exclusive economic zone is not territorial waters either. They have charged the couple with ridiculous "violation of sovereignty" at a place where they dont have sovereignity.

within region of the sea where Thai government has the final say.

They are beyond 12 miles, this region is not territorial waters but international. They don't have the final say, except in matters relevant to their customs, commerce and artificial islands. If this was in a sea shared by two nations, i m sure the situation would be a lot more complicated.

Also, this was more a statement rather than a realistic seastead. The cost of the tiny seastead is ~$150000. Hopefully more will follow which will lead to a larger discussion about governmental overreaches.

It’s something that’s granted by others. Sometimes it’s through agreement. Other times it’s by fear of force.

Thailand has signed the UN law of the sea and set its territorial claim at 12 miles, so it knows that its territory ends at 12 miles. They are disrespecting their contract by performing hostile operations in international waters. If anything, the other signatories to UNCLOS should complain.

The Contiguous Zone is an intermediary zone between the territorial sea and the high seas extending enforcement jurisdiction of the coastal state to a maximum of 24 nautical miles from baselines for the purposes of preventing or punishing violations of customs, fiscal, immigration or sanitary (and thus residual national security) legislation.

https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/Law-of-the-Sea-Me...

@yongjik: china (the country) has no legal basis to extend its sovereignity there. But i guess it can send a ship and station it there , and the us could not lawfully capture it unless certain conditions were met. The US is not a signatory to UNCLOS so this is hypothetical. I am also sure the US and russia are frequent visitors of each other from international waters near Alaska.

If you go down that road, why offer our content for free to google to index? Maps and other google services help the web grow, which helps them sell more ads. It 's a synergy until it is no longer one. I suppose they will not be dumb enough to monetize recaptcha next.

why would he present the results in an academic conference anyway? Those are archaic gatherings with extreme social/political biases and nothing good ever came out of them (i ve been in quite a few). not a very smart academic

Until very recently women were denied combat roles because of biological arguments

until very recently physical strength was the definitive factor in war, and few brave women endeavored it. it's not just the attitudes that have changed

I miss Facebook 7 years ago

is the division of the world into distinct social networks an expression of increasing social stratification

i think it is more about the level of need for social signaling. affluent people probably dont need it , except the narcissistic ones, while signaling seems to be very important for the middle classes.

Ignorance is a bliss, really. We are badly wired to agonized over the the future. It 's comforting to know generally that the future is pretty much deterministic , in fact it is already there waiting for our timelines to cross it, mechanistically. Thinking of an idealized future on the other hand is quite self-serving . It makes one feel good, but it's not real , it s just a fantasy like any other.

i think we should switch to talking about information , not data. data is like photons, they are mediators. An agent owns his information content which is his internal thoughts and intentions. Everything he makes in your online property is a trace. The traces belong to the owner of the online property. Just like how your footsteps on my home belong to me, while your foot belongs to you. Data are measurements of those traces, thus they belong to you as well. The self-ownership of the agent's information content is not compromised.

Uber S-1 7 years ago

Those markets are also lacking tons of cash to literally buy the market. And those competitors easily develop their own network effects. It doesnt look like there is huge lock in here, of the scale of e.g. facebook. There is a case to be made that uber is replaceable.