8eye

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by 8eye 5y ago
that was the worst thing to happen to facebook. before the newsfeed people barely talked about ridiculous political standpoints and it was more engaging. sure people sometimes posted a thing or two on their own but now everyone is an expert
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by 8eye 5y ago
is techspot a credible source? asking honestly, first time i saw their content
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by 8eye 5y ago
i think it’s just an old system. it’s time for it to retire. who really watches major news networks these days anymore? besides anyone in their mid thirties, barely anyone below that demographic. even those in their 40s are kinda meh about
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by 8eye 5y ago
this is hilarious, they are finally doomed. sorry not sorry. i was a media major, i have nothing against the people themselves but, it’s an old system, it’s connected to old school broadcast tv. there are more voices now, ones of the people
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by 8eye 5y ago
it’s like broadcast cable, the signal has become too strong from the major players that it has demoralized the rest
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by 8eye 5y ago
that’s impressive
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by 8eye 5y ago
the future will not be censorship but categories, so people will not get banned, they will get labeled and you will filter tags out, those tags will be connected to a person, if you don’t like a tag you will see less of that persons content
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by 8eye 5y ago
some people are still obsessed with a cartoon villain, trump was an a representation of an underlining issue. i think most people who believe trump caused all the woes are fairly young and do not remember occupy wall street, trump showed up
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by 8eye 5y ago
hopefully it’s not a sample size or test hub for a nationwide rollout like seattle apparently is claimed to be for the rest of the us
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by 8eye 5y ago
that’s a pretty good description. a lot of people are not old enough to remember having to watch ads that were uninteresting and not applicable to them. so people will see more unrelated junk on their newsfeed
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by 8eye 5y ago
there are rumors about mobile devices as well
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by 8eye 5y ago
yes, mom and pop companies suffered the most
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by 8eye 5y ago
you can do that but there are consequences to your actions. good and bad.
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by 8eye 5y ago
you know, it’s wild that we have phones that track us, for “safety” reasons but, that information is not shared to cars like tesla’s in order to help prevent accidents. i am not pro tracking but it’s already happening, it’s just not benefit
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by 8eye 5y ago
you nailed it, i just got done posting a reply to this article and refreshed the page and saw the truth of the matter. we are as a collective society are not thinking about safety in the right light. a lot of it has to do with an old outdat
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by 8eye 5y ago
in the future, there will be requirements to have sensors on cars that help the driver keep control of the vehicle, right now i fear that car companies may be hoarding safety technology for a single bottom line. which is sad considering how
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by 8eye 5y ago
i’ll be homeless in 4 days, soooo lol i am in talks with a few companies. i’ll report back once i figure out if i escaped or not
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by 8eye 5y ago
thank you for your service, me too!
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by 8eye 5y ago
your name ends up on a report for anonymous crime reporting hotlines. at least here in the pnw. it is said on a few different police websites. so even crime reporting hotlines don’t protect their whistleblowers
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by 8eye 5y ago
well, a lot of these people could not afford college, so they send a ton of their time dismantling the system that they feel has rejected them. but, like you implied, it comes from a failed governments action on making college obtainable an
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by 8eye 5y ago
I was thinking about this earlier. I’ll give the idea away because I don’t have the time to build it. We should tokenize search. We can store data like location, trust score and reviews. Currently search is pruning a lot of things for the s
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by 8eye 5y ago
exactly said, it’s a terrible approach it seems like a false excuse to push an ever more so intruding government (no matter the country this scenario is true), even the term deradicalization is an issue, it implies that the person is alread
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by 8eye 5y ago
you know what is interesting? us not doing a better job at having constructive dialogue. we have a genuine opportunity to work things out with people we otherwise would have been told what to and how to think about someone. obviously this a
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by 8eye 5y ago
i’ve been clocking around that for months. it’s brutal at the moment. but rewarding other times
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by 8eye 5y ago
it’s very sad. on a somewhat related topic, i think some media tech firms are violating this law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payola but indirectly when an algorithm censors one form of content over another, then it
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by 8eye 5y ago
sleeping with aliens, you know, it would be kinda fun to build a defense system against asteroids. a system so precise that this rare possibility becomes even more impossible. sure the roi on wouldn’t be anything but the idea of putting it
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by 8eye 5y ago
no disrespect but i know plenty of liberals who will not get the vaccine. the media turned it into a bi-partisan issue when in all actuality it was a government handling issue in which the rest were used as scapegoats. you remember that the
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by 8eye 5y ago
can confirm, website checks out.. sorry the pun was right there. i had to check it off my list.. i won’t go any further with this, or else i’ll have to get checked into a facility.. ok i am done.
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by 8eye 5y ago
interesting perspective, i have not even considered that
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by 8eye 5y ago
def have to agree on this one, reddit is selective about what toxicity they allow and which ones they do not. it’s become the platform of hypocrisy. way too toxic than what it use to be, aaron swartz (co-founder of reddit who died in a us f

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