oopsyDoodl

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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
It’s about the authors distaste for decentralized woo given human society literally falls apart without centralization. Why do we need a literal Matrix running 24/7 when humans themselves can fill in the network gaps SMS doesn’t? It’s
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
That’s a good point. scanAll() and applyAutomatedTakedownAI() would not be applied equally because of course big corp never pirates
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
Sure if you dissect the language syntax; no circles. If I try to consider what this means to my agency, we’re saying I have to accept others are possessed by good taste or act in good taste, so I should emulate them. Conformity is good tast
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
They own all IP, why would they be subject to automated scans?
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
I think this illustrates the cloud is unacceptable for anything more than storage and retrieval. All computed results from data science must include steps and code to verify locally. It calls into question privacy on federated networks and
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
As long as corporate banking is our value store that’s true. I’d rather see humans themselves as our value store and motivate, teach, and mentor each other to do the logistics work to that end. Letting banks gamble with our deposits when we
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
Intel gets it and is adjusting to be a foundry that builds chips to application spec. For me cloud computing is just where the best pay is. I do not at all see it as the future of computing. One reason is ML will help us realize we write co
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
At the end there you highlight the issue that makes me think good taste is still hand wave-y subjectivity. Since you say early on good taste is the difference between “I have” and “I do” good taste can’t be anything we possess, so how can a
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
Python was Googles language of choice for a while, so people jumped at it to work at Google. Popularity and expansive use may have nothing to do with quality, and a lot to do with financial influence on peoples agency. Business wants people
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
That sounds less like an issue with software companies and more like a privatization at scale problem in general. Gentlemens club contracts to behave as a middleman between the people and government, corporate bucks, rent being deducted fro
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
I think it’s great. It’s the story of humanity moving on from “I am my own industrial island” to inclusive effort at scale to automate away and normalize often dangerous logistical work (I am 41 and have limbless, digit less peers who had t
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by oopsyDoodl 5y ago
We should drop “tech” from tech company altogether at this point. No reason other companies, like Walmart, can’t be blamed for the same things. Even a little cottage industry player for Apple or Intel is just grifting on large scale grift o