Nuzzerino

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WhatsApp moderators can read your messages if someone you talk to reports them(gizmodo.com)
115 points by Nuzzerino 5y ago|56 comments
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
If you're frequently on Facebook, you still have to deal with comments from friends of friends, if reading their posts - and that's where the frustration starts.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Any plans to open-source it? Closed source and "decentralized" (from another comment) doesn't seem to go together.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
This is anecdotal but I have memories of people freely bashing the USA in POE chat rooms, while I got a warning for making comments about China.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
> Plus, VRChat already exists. VRChat has so many flaws that you can't make that argument. It needs competition, and badly. Just offhand I can think of: * Massive performance issues * Controversial handling of 3rd party modification
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
If you make too many inflammatory comments (even in private) about, say, China or Covid vaccines, will you be cut off from this realm as well, unable to meet with your friends and family? Pandemic or disasters be damned.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
I posted a comment here about why this is a problem: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24832204
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Slack still limits searches for free accounts, and charges per user. This basically excludes most community-based use cases. Not very "hip" if you ask me.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Any word yet on where we can see the full list? I have some friends that may qualify and it would be nice to see how close I am to this mess. They should just get on with it and release the data instead of dragging it out for clicks and ad
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Well, for whatever reason, the HN thread for it is in the top 30 most upvoted threads of all time. That probably counts for something. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Seems like in the context of this use case, the medical community would adopt the tests with the higher specificity, and there would be market pressure to lower the cost, if needed. Seems a bit of a reach to point to tests used for use case
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Which ones? I'm looking at this page and am seeing numbers in the high 90's https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/coronavirus-disease-2019...
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Erm, I checked the profile as well. I didn't find any "propaganda" but rather reasonably argued dissent. Please don't resort to ad hominems even though it's in your name.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
The WD My Book software seemed antiquated and not user-friendly. Not surprised to see this happen.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
Street meth also has a lot of adulterants, contaminants, or byproducts that can accelerate the damage.
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by Nuzzerino 5y ago
In my case, Zoom will cause my Mac to heat up quite a lot on each call, using the app.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Noticed him in the audience a couple of times around 2006 at AI talks. He was really skeptical of the idea of the singularity or self-improving AGI and at the smaller talk he asked really tough questions of the speaker (Eliezer Yudkowsky).
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
FYI It's spelled "Joe Arpaio" - Actually not the same name as the product here..
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Discord "server" admins can set a different region for their server to work around some types of outages. I've had to do this once.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
What year was this? Nobody cared about censorship when Teamspeak was in its prime. Many definitely do now.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Are you familiar with Matrix though? Its very design is intended to mitigate this effect. You can use Matrix and still communicate via a bridge with users on other platforms. https://matrix.org/docs/guides/introduc
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> They got fat on hosted server revenue and never iterated. Both of them had years (decade?) on discord and never thought to make their product free, web based or have a better chat. > Also, apologies for not really commenting on the
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
https://hereistheevidence.com/ Maybe some of this stuff is debunked but they try to catalog it here.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Only if your definition of "credible" doesn't coincide with the side you happen to agree with.
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
I've read the GA and PA lawsuits in full, and was on the conference call to hear the PA court arguments for the motion to dismiss. Your take on it is not even remotely accurate. There was plenty of evidence, but it's apparently a
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Where was their voice in court when the courts refused to hear the election case at all on its merits?
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> Businesses that are not terror cells have nothing to worry about. What is your definition of a terror cell? Do Amazon, Microsoft, and Google qualify as terror cells for competing for billion dollar contracts with the DoD? This is an ab
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> You needed literal storming of the Capitol and a platform seemingly specifically targeted at those people for this to happen. I fail to see how Parler should be expected to be responsible for the behavior of some users that share a dem
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
> Regardless, I've had this theory about cancel culture. I don't necessarily agree with cancel culture, for the aforementioned problem of it being mob social justice. But it seems to me like it has arisen out of a failure by th
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by Nuzzerino 6y ago
Seems like this would be great for multiplayer gaming. Anyone know how well PulseAudio works on windows these days?

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