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by 627467 1y ago
I have always seen people - the same people - being able to use arguments based on letter or spirit of the law depending on the situation. I'm not seeing a trend towards one or the other. Some call it hypocrisy - and normally the same
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Honestly, this move from Google will probably do more to breaking the duopoly (iOS and certified Android) than anything else. As alternative flavors of Android start appearing hopefully a more open - and less invasive(?) - fork would appear
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> Our threat is not Russia bringing its troops across the Pyrenees - Pedro Sanchez > He also wrote that a 5 percent defense spending goal would jeopardize the country’s welfare system, > Sánchez said that 17% of this year’s militar
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> US doesn't really see Ukraine as proving ground How do we know this? Aren't some defense tech companies (anduril?) publicly disclosing shipment of new weapons to Ukraine?
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Anyone who read about Spanish civil war could tell Ukraine was going to become 2020s (30s?) equivalent of 1930s Spain
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What i keep seeing missing for AI-labor replacement discussions is that technology may seem to replace human labor, but it doesn't really replace human accountability. Organizations many times seem capable to diffuse blame for mistakes
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> solution that censors large amounts of speech I did not read anywhere that this solution can only be used if it's the ONLY solution. Did you? How is the statement "not every solution needs to work for 100% of the people"
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Maybe it's your browser/phone restricting that? Zoom works find on default samsung browser https://imgur.com/a/brZ3FXP
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by 627467 1y ago
It's funny to see so much ideological incoherence: > we should consume local produce, is more sustainable and supports local communities > what's your carbon footprint?! You fly around in jets 3 times a year?! > let'
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Aren't there tons of generic terms gTLD controlled by a single organizations now?
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Having restarted using rss in the past months (after probably 10+ years of not using it) i am now starting to remember why I stopped using it: lack of a personal "algorithm" that made hundreds (if not 1000s) of unread daily items
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Same with UK's OSA: don't most governments already have the tools to block domains based on operator compliance with laws? What's wrong with that approach that leads to this kind of universal jurisdiction approach? I leave my
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If it's worth protecting, copyright holders will find a way to enforce it without needing a police state to do it. The truth is IP loves the contemporary cheapness of information distribution but doesn't want to pay for "unde
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And, so? Government back then wanted something, government right now wants something (slightly?) different? The reality is any government (USG included) getting 10% share ownership in a company is ... barely news. The more interesting news
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So the argument is that the neighbors will never ally and be involved in a war that puts US on the opposite side? What is the argument for the sovereign neighbors to always be neutral or on US side come what may?
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Didn't the US join 2 world wars it did not start (or was involved in starting) in the last ~100 years?
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Are you accounting for debt? I hope people are also ditching massive student debt on top of widening career options
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Isnt this healthy? Decades of single-minded idea that the only progress is college degree formula "because stats shows college degrees is indicator of whatever progress metric" has led to massive personal debt and unsuitable - bot
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I dont really buy the issue with "there's no market" just look at the pc market: isnt there are market for convertibles, laptops, tablet+keyboard, different OS, all sorts of sizes... how different is the android phone ecosyst
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> Ars Technica: I'm skeptical of AI in general, particularly in a research context, but there are very specific instances where it can be extremely useful. This strikes me as one of them, largely because your basic model proved to b
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I can see where you're coming from but this seems to be an argument against ergonomic tech like left handed scissors or alternative input tools. If it's a personal tool and you'll be using for hours a day, shouldn't it b
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by 627467 1y ago
I kind love this fast escalation. Clearly the web can benefit from people to start thinking for locally or narrowly instead of "global audiences". By locally I don't necessarily mean geographically local, just socially local.
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I bet owning a home was also an actual priority back in the 80s. In fact I bet back in the 80s priorities were fewer and most people focused. Nowadays there are infinite priorities and "must haves" - many of which are way more acc
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Can you explain "exponential wealth inequality"? Sounds a bit like "problem A is unsolvable because - look at here! - no one is solving problem C!"
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Hmmm feels like an argument in the vein of: "Knowing who you have in contact/follow list and who has you as contact/follow is not a huge privacy risk" Which is true, given how willing we are at sharing this information (
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I worry that AI/bot presents as a desincentive for proper RSS distribution. Authors may not don't want to provide easy access to their content by bots. Maybe paywalling? Maybe proof of work solves this?
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Another one to add to the list: (Present a solution/output proposal to team) > Did you ask chatgpt?
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The bottle neck for AI adoption - particularly in the type of companies the Economist is surveying - is the management structure, the "chain of command". As a manager you have to strike a balance between absolute productivity&#x2F
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> didn't realize Italy was like that Seems aligned with the idea of "perpetual copyright" Italy has been pushing: https://www.aippi.org/news/italy-cultural-heritage-protectio... And these "quirck
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I take you never been to alcohol/tobacco websites

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