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by 1shooner 3y ago
It's content moderation, of course there's a wrong way to do it. There is also such thing as objective fact and falsehood.
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The 'more' in that post was: - Reveal who is paying for advertisements, how much they are paying and who is being targeted. - Commit to meaningful transparency of platform algorithms so we know how and what content is being amplif
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by 1shooner 3y ago
I thought Tesla's strategy was getting autopilot to the point that their cars would be utilized more hours in the day, essentially like these Hertz Teslas have been used. But apparently they can't stand up to that amount of use?
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by 1shooner 3y ago
I had this gut reaction initially, but I can't recall it ever being an issue since we moved to gitpod around 2020. Our dev experience is inherently coupled with network access. It's not as though we keep local caches of package re
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by 1shooner 3y ago
This article is kind of odd in that it implies that HTML inherently satisfies the uniform interface constraint, and somehow JSON can't. JSON can provide a linked representation of the state of the application just like HTML can.
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by 1shooner 3y ago
"Remember when there weren't fireworks animations on video calls? How did that even work?"
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by 1shooner 3y ago
As long as your 'connected' devices are bulbs going into normal sockets, you can always just fall back to the way you do it now. My Home Assistant is just kind of an appliance (running on a 10 year old mac mini), that I do essenti
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by 1shooner 3y ago
I have one of these sitting next to me right now, and it's essentially unusable due to the dispaly lag, and largely (though not completely) reliant on a service from the vendor for syncing. The hardware is passable, but the software is
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by 1shooner 3y ago
The best comparison I can think of is hygiene. Yes, it's a public safety issue that requires a collective solution, but it also requires individuals to understand, and ultimately take responsibility for their own self-care. The shared
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by 1shooner 3y ago
>How do things ever get better if everyone just accepts everything that ever happens without complaint? I don't think this post is about making things better, it's about making money quickly.
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by 1shooner 3y ago
This is really a missed opportunity for a penguin-colored owl mascot.
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by 1shooner 3y ago
As a climate change skeptic I want a curated list of failed or vague climate predictions So I can maintain cognitive resonance.
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by 1shooner 3y ago
The claim is that he cannot access his account. How would you confirm this, make him give you access to his email/2fa and let you reset his credentials? It does state that he isn't showing up in search, which you could verify inde
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by 1shooner 3y ago
For those two items specifically, Bitwarden for passwords and a virtual card that you can fund from multiple sources (e.g. privacy.com).
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>In the meantime, I had to call every vendor that I deal with and provide a different card, and/or log on to all my online accounts — which I had inevitably forgotten passwords for — and manually update the payment info. This sounds
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by 1shooner 3y ago
>The fact we can read about this is evidence that it is working. This is like saying we've cured cancer because you got a biopsy.
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by 1shooner 3y ago
I agree. But considering it an other (probably less binary) way than the author, it means you have to intentionally undertake to understand an experience purely from your users' view, if you want to do your job well. I think it's
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by 1shooner 3y ago
>They will log into their smart phone and expect all the other apps and skills to integrate with their personal clouds, arbitrated by their trusted personal virtual assistant. I don't know anyone that trusts Siri, Alexa, or (Hey) Go
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by 1shooner 3y ago
I don't understand why, with all the UI/UX experience we have with hypertext, that have not moved the semantic of a hyperlink beyond a dumb one-way pointer. Assuming that a maximal hypertextual interface needs to dynamically displ
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by 1shooner 3y ago
Trademarks are comprised of existing fonts all the time.
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This isn't compulsory, it's just personally beneficial. There are plenty of beneficial contexts you need to opt into, and include some cost or compromise.
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by 1shooner 3y ago
>What's to stop the actors or writers from simply making their own content? At this point, I would think the union. I have a family member in Equity that couldn't play in his own productions because he couldn't afford to p
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by 1shooner 3y ago
Ah, the confident condescension of a grad student. Don't miss that at all.
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by 1shooner 3y ago
I'm not familiar with how it used to be, but Drupal does have a security advisory process[1] for contributed modules. I don't know, but I'd imagine having moved the contrib ecosystem to Gitlab, and composer-based dependency m
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by 1shooner 3y ago
You know, I might have had a similar reaction to Tree of life. But I thought the extended versions of The New World and Days of Heaven shared the same relationship between aesthetic and mood vs. narrative that I see in Stalker. You do not,
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by 1shooner 3y ago
>He purposely avoided strong narratives or plots, instead focusing on poetry, mood, and time. Somewhat similar to Terrence Malick in that way (but I'd say Malick is much more approachable).
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I'd encourage looking at actual average student loan debt, which in my reading is significantly different than the typical online narrative. According to the DoE[1], in 2018 the average debt of a public university Bachelor's degre
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by 1shooner 3y ago
I'd say HN leans engineer, which is probably where the critical perspective is coming from. What engineer sees that as a success, or even acceptable?
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Maybe what is documented here is small (maybe), but what does this look like 10x, 1000x? Do we have any reason to expect this negative impact to decrease with scale?
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by 1shooner 4y ago
Tangential anecdote: I have a TCL Roku TV, and recently switched to using an AppleTV playing through one of the TCL HDMI inputs. I was incredulous to see that Roku was analyzing the signal of that port, identifying the shows I was watching,

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