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adminscoffee
5y ago
let's just replace google with a better source. it's bound to happen when you choose profit over freedom
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adminscoffee
5y ago
a lot of pressure to not go solar and the whole overhype movement i've seen was mainly endorsed by those with vested interest in other forms of energy. big oil, coal, nuclear etc. there's a lot of energy we are not harvesting due
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adminscoffee
5y ago
until china starts moving for better rights for their citizens, i am afraid they should be held at arms length. cannot trust a government that lies that over 1 million people are just being "re-educationed" and "happy" a
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adminscoffee
5y ago
if someone spoke 94% of a second language we would say that person is fluent in that second language. this is great news
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adminscoffee
5y ago
yeah you are onto something. massive supply chains have a ton of carbon footprint. which some people that doesn't matter but for someone like myself, i am a bigger fan of less carbon emissions. i wonder if there is a way we can build a
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adminscoffee
5y ago
that's exactly what i do, i think youtube is messing up big time. this is almost as bad as onlyfans trying to go completely wholesome
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adminscoffee
5y ago
youtube will join the names of yahoo, myspace and aol. we are seeing their decay. the money we see as growth is not going to last long.
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adminscoffee
5y ago
yeah good is ruining everything they touch
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adminscoffee
5y ago
you nailed it on the head. some players want to control public opinion rather than changing their business model or philosophy closer to what the people want
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adminscoffee
5y ago
was this because all joe biden videos had more downvotes than upvotes? just kidding but all jokes aside i don't think getting rid of the dislikes is a good idea.
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adminscoffee
5y ago
nothing is worse than people who follow orders in the name of science but only within an prescribed authority group. completely agree
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adminscoffee
5y ago
i know so many inner city repair people, people of color who's business relies on fixing these phones. apple is effectively trying to dismantle these businesses by doing this type of tampering, i don't think it's right and it
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adminscoffee
5y ago
i wonder what other plants are that we fear or overlook that are edible/medical
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adminscoffee
5y ago
cats or any domesticated animal for that matter
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adminscoffee
5y ago
this is where my mind was going, trying to remain positive and less conspiracy theory though. but it's really not secret that some companies (presumably pharmaceutical companies as well) have to stay in business and sometimes in order
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adminscoffee
5y ago
it's funny how you have to have a dictionary in order to understand how to navigate google's infrastructure
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adminscoffee
5y ago
it's because they know at this point there are too many people who have adopted it. it is easier to screw over 1 person, but hundreds of millions of people, you may have some civil disobedience. but that's just a theory, change of
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adminscoffee
5y ago
imagine is someone used this to look for photos of people with certain facial features, that would be terrifying. i could see how this could be used for a lot more sinister applications. technically it could be used for just about anything,
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5y ago
maybe they are adding a new category at some point
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adminscoffee
5y ago
this would be a huge leap, i wonder at which point the government will require these firms to open their data to each other for safety purposes. if you think about it, when it comes to self driving cars, data is safety. the quality and quan
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adminscoffee
5y ago
i think people lose hope, when they get a little further in life or make a step towards progress and tell people. a lot of west coast people (i live in seattle) have a hard time celebrating peoples small gains. it's all about posturing
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adminscoffee
5y ago
it's super sad to see a business sell out this hard. it's almost like the end of their empire is unfolding in front of us
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adminscoffee
5y ago
google has to be working with the ccp to do business in china, would this be a conflict of interest/national security issue for either nation or no?
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5y ago
i think it happens when there is no hands off approach. the way i heard it before was that some people learn from pressure and others learn from the hands off approach. i know i do a way better job when people tell me what to do without the
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5y ago
some conspiracy theorist think facebook was founded to be a psyops program but i doubt it
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adminscoffee
5y ago
it's actually big business as usual in the tech world. don't believe me? here is thomas watson (founder of ibm) with adolf hitler https://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/punched-cards/2/1...
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5y ago
no code will increase alongside ai, developers won't have jobs in the future. it'll be interfaces where the system builds it's solution okay after you tell it what you want. basically jit on steroids
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5y ago
i think it's done for job security. kinda like antivirus software always had new "threats", but that's probably not true, it just feels sometimes like we are reinventing the wheel to keep tech jobs relevant, at least in
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5y ago
i am not interested in any of these companies bringing us the metaverse. let's do a public utility version of it then
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5y ago
actually, eventually that kilo will be broken down and sold to smaller dealers who will then bring up the price to street value. so even if the value is sold slightly above cost, there's a lot of people buying from that wholesaler and
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