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hubert1234
6y ago
Sometimes it feels like I'm the only one that doesn't trust biometric sensors. I mean it's basically magic. If for any reason the face detection algorithm doesnt match your face anymore you have the equivalent problem of losi
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hubert1234
6y ago
I agree that this is better, it punishes Google's reputation as well.
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hubert1234
6y ago
you really think that somebody cant come up with strong scientific evidence to support all of those? cmon, it's a lack of knowledge and imagination on your part. There are plenty of real scientific arguments against gay marriage or gay
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hubert1234
7y ago
Really... is it so hard to imagine? Criminal gangs can put tiny cameras everywhere to track the police but the police cant do do the same to them.
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hubert1234
7y ago
1. More profitable artificial food will replace natural foods, similar to how canola oil replaced butter for cooking. Vegan 'meat' will be the default, cheaper option in McDonalds which in turn makes natural food more expensive. 2
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hubert1234
7y ago
600k open websocket connections means that 600k people opened stackoverflow sites but dont click on anything right? Because they still only have 550req/s. Interesting how much more power you need just to keep track of state.
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hubert1234
7y ago
You say that somebody is wehmütig when he is purposefully trying to be sad and down on him or herself or everybody, so Wehmut is somewhat derogatory. If you tell somebody that they are wehmütig, it means that they are actively being dumb, b
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hubert1234
7y ago
I just found the perfect way to sum this all up and I'm making a prediction: NRA ads will be banned on twitter but Planned Parenthood ads will not. The total lack of self reflection and thinking on part of Twitter is really something e
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hubert1234
7y ago
I think you cant take that person's word for what was actually going on in that situation. Somebody that still gets so angry about other people never wanted to kill themselves in the first place, in my opinion. They happily jumped on t
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hubert1234
7y ago
it's not a way of putting things, it's fact
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hubert1234
7y ago
Dont be so sure, I personally believe that alligators and crocodiles should be wiped out but the majority believes that the risk of being eaten alive during a swim in a pond nextdoor is an acceptable risk and the natural right of nature ove
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hubert1234
7y ago
Ok so outside of their own home people have to behave as if somebody watches them 24/7. No offense, but we already have data on what that kind of belief produces and that's the belief that God always watches you. Seems to be benef
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hubert1234
7y ago
I dont see why it should be difficult to debug unless you think this is all some kind of conspiratorial plot by white people or the "white system" who are all secretely racist against black people and that's why the detection
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hubert1234
7y ago
It was a long time ago, but have you read it? Because if I recall correctly, the surveillance happened inside your own home from your own TV. Other than that, the book '1984' wasnt really about surveillance, it's more about a
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hubert1234
7y ago
So improve the software and fix the bugs? How is this a valid response?
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hubert1234
7y ago
The dislike for facial recognition technology is another one of those hard to comprehend stances for me. The article is more like a moral call to action, it doesnt contain any facts or information or even arguments against it. All I can fin