data-abuse

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by data-abuse 3y ago
Love Kagi. Love paying for good software like it
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by data-abuse 3y ago
When we hear these stories, we never hear about the end result. We only hear about the act. It's like hearing a gun was fired. It was fired, but what did it hit? The data that is in these databases have a high probability to be abused.
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by data-abuse 3y ago
The redcoats couldn't see the travel of every single person. They couldn't stop every person carrying a letter that had met with a certain person. They couldn't arrest everyone that had read a certain article or newspaper. Th
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Mother and daughter charged https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/18/us/abortion-prosecution-n... Many women with life threatening conditions get stuck waiting for the inevitable because they have already crea
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Too bad its not going to reported on by anyone else
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by data-abuse 3y ago
To be fair, this entirely depends on the breed in question. There are some breeds that are known to have weak bloodlines, and some breeds that are better. It is also dependent on the breeder. Breeders that "cheap" out will be more
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Modernized Police Torture Supported by Tech Companies(medium.com)
2 points by data-abuse 3y ago|0 comments
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by data-abuse 3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised. There are a large number of historical examples of human experimentation before 1975 when the Church committee did it's work. I think these shady agencies figured out a new way to hide this kind of researc
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Is the patent system hurting innovation in the US? There has been almost a complete consolidation of phone companies into a few conglomerates. There is barely any innovation in the space anymore. How many startups silently disappear because
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Like every other tech company on the planet. Its a huge problem that society can't even begin to study because all of it is done in secret. It's also kept secret because the damage it would do to tech companies and the government
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Kinda odd that this article is coming out with so many deaths of important crypto people. 3 Dead in November of last year, and a recent one a few days ago. [1] https://nypost.com/2022/11/27/crypto-founder-tian
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by data-abuse 3y ago
There is no article published on the washington post. ChatGPT fully hallucinated this
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by data-abuse 3y ago
This is close, but the specific verbiage that US leaders hoped for is that China would liberalize and transition to a democracy. In the 2010s, it became clear it wouldn't happen when Xi stepped into the position that he is in today. Th
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Different leaders have different policies thus the US is a true democracy and is moral? Just because the Overton Window[1] is large in the US doesn't mean that political dissenting opinions are not suppressed. Consider the Twitterfiles
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by data-abuse 3y ago
To be fair, a multi-polar world with the level of technology that we have today is unprecedented. I don't think nations would resort to fighting in the past. It would be more similar to the cold war. Tensions, posturing in hot zones, a
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by data-abuse 3y ago
I don't think we know the full extent of what the US does with our data in the cloud. Congressman trying to re-authorize PATRIOT Act was spied on by the FBI [1]. Google fired employees for abusing personal info [2]. Facebook fired empl
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Big tech has ingratiated themselves with congress by hiring friends and family, donating liberally to political campaigns, and staying involved in Washington with think tanks. In part, the campaign against Tiktok is a campaign for SF based
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by data-abuse 3y ago
I can't help but wonder if other countries are watching these proceedings and wondering about their own national security. The US is concerned about misinformation, blackmail, and influence campaigns, but is the US using the data that
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Extraordinary rendition has no laws backing it. The US government simply ignores any cases with a "State Secrets" statement. This is a known practice that happens in the US and other countries. How many other extraordinary practic
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Overuse of useEffect is my number one pet peeve for juniors. I can't tell you how many times I have seen a total mess of manual data passing between 3 components with so many if..else cases to handle all the weird stuff. I catch it in
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by data-abuse 3y ago
Which is why it would be nice for the Supreme Court to confirm GPL's enforceability. It hasn't been tested in courts, but it would be insanely powerful for the open source community to begin enforcing it. It would extend the right
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by data-abuse 4y ago
Nerf recommender systems and improve search quality. Make algorithms simple enough for people to understand ie "People frequently watched this video after this one", "People who like this video also like this", "Thi