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ootsootsoots
5y ago
It proves he thinks everyone will follow along anyway It proves Apple’s data labels and growing awareness digital ads drive little business, which proved Facebook is a non-contributor to the economy in a real way Zuck is just looking to ke
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
There’s no real obligation to view Zuckerberg as a success at anything. Behavioral economics of the preceding decades trained people to sit and stare. His success is due to a shared idea lots of money = positive contributor
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
I’d consider human spiritual realms the precursor to meta verses we can actually implement. Tons of visualization through art, and ways and means defined through story. Of course tend to need to be very literal about these things. Frankly a
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
So it’s etherium? It’s all wrapping my electrons in a database in firewall rules. The database outputs are pegged to one social meme or another?
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
Mirror neurons. My kids are being raised on a diet of learn to compute and be kind, not a conqueror. Rather than stories of Davids and Goliath, or it has to work this way because it did work this way. Mirror neurons can start blinking on an
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
We say employees when we mean people, who have a history of self organizing around human need It’s mesmerizing to me how so many think office life is a necessity for data entry work Nevermind open source developers building the software wor
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
I use a pin code or thumbprint to unlock my iPad and login to Apples store I can root it and install alternative store What alternative software can I run on Occulus? That and all the extra engineering for managing users for business reason
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5y ago
I’m fine with people rotating on and re-training We do it through college then stop. Think of it like term limits. How much of this is really actually technical work and just data entry, sexed up for cashiers that got older? Isn’t this what
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
This could be made into a problem for corporations too. Stop going to work. Switch to open source projects. Let social media crash. K8s clusters with Kilo hosted on laptops, desktops. We have the tools to blackout the web and bring a whole
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5y ago
I’d like to see a UI that abstracts Wireguard behind contact management UX If I’m connecting to someone via that app it’s over a Wireguard tunnel. On desktop, let me drag files over, append to a synced message thread (stored in SQLite or so
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5y ago
Older companies tend to be run by pre-internet leadership, with deep and wide political connections and awareness. They tend to do better with PR slight of hand. Maybe because they get it’s all a political boondoggle and SV companies are ru
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5y ago
Worked for Xfinity
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5y ago
Behind every big corp is a well armed government and police apparatus Given how many Fortune 500 companies have died even in prosperous times since the list started, I’m gonna file this away as “manufacturing consent to maintain the status
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5y ago
There is no root node to the universe People playing mind games does not anchor reality to them
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5y ago
This isn’t so shocking as history alone makes it clear society operates on aristocrats legalizing externalizing effort. They own everything and role play as if making investment choices is work but… they own everything so the monopoly outco
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5y ago
Websites can and many do gather various types of location data to have an idea you’ve moved around. Don’t try to equivocate this away. The technology to enable it is software; software is everywhere. We can use WiFi to echo locate people in
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
Just adding tapping on it does the same in Firefox on iOS Something like an auto-select of the code that makes up the entire scope for the line in question. Gonna have to see if I can get vim to do that.
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
To what end though? Ownership aside isn’t big tech something of an expert workers council? If there’s literal logistics value to these systems we’ll build them anyway. Political labels like cartel help politicians sell us on big ownership.
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ootsootsoots
5y ago
Bio-electrics are starting to look at biology the way you describe. Michael Levin and team at Tufts are instigating regenerative healing by “boot strapping” the process through manipulation of electric fields surrounding cells. Understandin
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5y ago
Yeah was reading about this the other day locally. The inflated cost of traveling nurses is used in negotiating new contracts. Frankly if American workers want better, they need to realize supply and demand applies to labor. There’s no reas
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I’ve worked with CUE in production. It’s a very friendly Googler’s fever dream. It’s HCL without a Terraform command. You will be invested in the workflow and toolchain building. Barely anyone uses it, so have fun training up new hires. Som
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Patents, trademark, and copyright pretty clearly serve to empower the aristocrats. A good idea will win on its merits or fail. Legal ownership of ideas just tether us to paying Disney and Google’s of the world in perpetuity as they buy ever