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by 4werfaw34r 7y ago
No. Companies believe their only duty is to protect shareholder value, so that's what drives their decision making, not ethics. As long as we have that problem, it won't matter how many ethical people we have in our society. As of
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by 4werfaw34r 7y ago
For most tech, the design is aligned with the goals of the business that made it. Until you invent ethically aligned capitalism, limited progress can be made.
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by 4werfaw34r 8y ago
I don't think that's what they are trying to say at all: https://projects.propublica.org/chicago-tickets/ Some of the insights they pull from this data: Most tickets are issues in majority-black wards, in pla
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by 4werfaw34r 8y ago
I swear, every HN article, you get 10% of the comments are about the article being discussed, and the other 90% are people quibbling over the headline. Ok, that's an exaggeration. And when the comments are good, they are really good.
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by 4werfaw34r 8y ago
Some of what's in the article seems to contradict what YouTube's product chief said in a recent interview. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19523415 The chief contradiction I see - The product chief claims you
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by 4werfaw34r 8y ago
I sympathize with your frustration. My theory of HN comments: People prefer to respond to familar arguments, rather than the arguments you make in your comments. People prefer to discuss topics that they are familiar or passionate about, ra
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by 4werfaw34r 8y ago
IMHO > I tried sharing on facebook but it got banned You still have free speech. > So I hosted it on my own website but then Cloudflare and AWS dropped me You still have free speech > So then I hosted it on my own physical box in m