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nan0
6y ago
From this article and a one a month back(0). Simonis seems to have some major bias against law enforcement. As they participated on one side of the protest (not as am independent watcher) and even got arrested at the protest. Regardless of
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6y ago
What are some steps to bring us into the age of post-social media that aren't draconian/radical? If that is even possible...
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GPT-3 vs. Human Brain Training Cost (YouTube)
(youtu.be)
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Great point, the US should take the high road and allow the free flow of information regardless of the host of that info (friend or foe) To give some push back: Currently the US is in an election year and both the left and right are concern
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6y ago
Could this be the same as a tit for tat measure like with tariffs? China has banned a lot of US services and forced US corporations to pull content from their stores too [0] [1]. Genuinely asking and want to remain open-minded about this. 0
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Washington Post settles $250M lawsuit filed by Nick Sandmann
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6y ago
1. "...moving around a lot" Yes, in some cases, but it's not a great point to make because there are also lot of cases where protesters are huddled together for a long period of time [0], [1]. 2. I do agree on this point (ba
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6y ago
The article's beginning and very ending was very informative and made clear nuance of the situation of keeping kids/college young adults from school. The author lost me completely when they started injecting in one sided political
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Repairing your smartphone or installing a ROM will now be a crime in Mexico
(xataka.com.mx)
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6y ago
This seems like public grandstanding and virtue signaling to me, but not too surprising coming from tone deaf Silicon Valley elites.
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6y ago
I think the action taken with /r/thedonald contributed more to what you are warning against (echo chambers) [0]. "Community Guidelines" can mean anything or whatever confirms to the CEOs biases. From the article "C
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6y ago
> There would then be a vacuum where other actors to fill > if there's an opportunity, people are going to take it. Good, we need more platforms (preferably decentralized) to cultivate free thinking and public form. Not a central
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6y ago
Do you feel the same way about Twitter ?
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"shooting legs" No, you can't just shoot someone in the leg to disable them. You have very high chances of hitting main arteries anywhere (arms and legs). Shooting a human being is not like it is in Hollywood movies. Once an
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Swift 5.3 Will Be Supported on Windows and Additional Linux Distributions
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6y ago
Could you expand on this comment more? Engines that run on Android vs iOS maybe? Just curious :)
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Operation Deep Freeze
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7y ago
My friend and I were seriously thinking this was a good idea until we read an article [0] destroying it completely. Lol 0:"Here's Why We Can't Just Throw Our Garbage Into the Sun" https://www.popularmechanics.
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7y ago
This looks very promising! I read more into this agency and it looks like they are looking to put a price tag on some of their services [0] From the article: "The hope is that by putting a price tag on some of USDS services, that will
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"While it’s true that the IRS has experienced budget reductions over the past several years, those cuts hardly explain a failure of an 18-month-old piece of computer hardware. More important, those claims conveniently ignore that the I
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Who is going to build this "free" tax filing system? I hope not the IRS [0] 0: https://spectrum.ieee.org/riskfactor/computing/it/irs-predic...
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Cool! Back in college we used fpgas with verilog! The labs always took some finagling to get working, but still very fun!
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Let's just entertain the though of ETs for a moment. They would probably be trying to replicate the natural way of producing methane, perhaps to terraform a planet. Alright my tinfoil hat is coming off :) 0: Methane, explained https:&
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Mysterious waves have been pulsing across Oklahoma
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Developers Who Use Spaces Make More Money Than Those Who Use Tabs (2017)
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Not a great argument, look at our 19 year war in Afghanistan.
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Forbes: Predicting Hospitalization: Machine Learning Models on the Rise
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How long did Uber give you to do this?
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7y ago
You must have read Seeker by Douglas E Richards :)
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7y ago
This read reminded me of one of the famous TOP GUN movie quotes: "A good pilot is compelled to always evaluate what's happened, so he can apply what he's learned. Up there, we gotta push it."
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