LeoJiWoo

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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Of course they are. They are a corporation. The real question is what do we after net neutrality is repealed? Do we try to break up the cable monopolies ? FTC lawsuits ? Start having Cities or States write laws enforcing neutrality ?
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Do any youtube engineers have the scoop on why this happened ?
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YouTube fixed an autocomplete bug that suggested how to have s*x with your kids(businessinsider.com)
2 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|3 comments
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The Truth About Sex Differences(psychologytoday.com)
40 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|6 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I found the recent EA Battlefront 2 controversy hugely interesting. Gamers rebelling against micro-transactions, then being attacked for being greedy or selfish by the games media. It really brought into picture that various interests of ma
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Maybe Bitcoin Isn’t Untouchable at J.P. Morgan After All(wsj.com)
3 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Well conservatives/populists definitely think so. They have been quite clear on social media, that they are angry at being censored on youtube, google, facebook etc. Some even went as far as saying they trust Comcast to be more neutral
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I'm extremely skeptical, but it might work for the tiny percentage of people who can be hypnotized.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
It shows a deep lack of understanding or empathy when one the wealthiest people of the world says something like that. Especially when a large portion of americans don't even have enough money to be healthy ...
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The sugar industry was funding one of the biggest misconceptions in nutrition(businessinsider.com)
3 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Simply put yes. The big issue is I often switch between Browsers for work. So I often switch between Chrome, Firefox, and Opera with custom extensions for my workflow. With the amount of choice, I don't need to stick with a browser th
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Weak Men are Superweapons (2014)(slatestarcodex.com)
2 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Quantum was annoying enough to kill Firefox for me completely. I've completely shifted. EDIT: Added explanation The big issue is I often switch between Browsers for work. So I often switch between Chrome, Firefox, and Opera with custom
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QUANTUM COMPUTERS AND PARALLEL UNIVERSES(medium.com)
3 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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Apple Replaces Black Diversity VP with a White Woman(theroot.com)
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I'm not for this merger, so I'm pleased but . . . I want DOJ to start doing their job and monopoly busting (without regard to politics). We have several industries engaged in anti-competitive behavior at a scale far larger than bi
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The Berenstein Conundrum(berensteinbears.weebly.com)
2 points by LeoJiWoo 9y ago|0 comments
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
They should also mark all foreign news agencies as foreign agents. BBC, Al-jazeera, Russia Today are really foreign agents trying to interfere in America. I don't blame them for trying either, the US meddles in other countries all the
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
This article seems to forget about PRISM. I highly doubt the tech elite weren't contacted at one point or another by an alphabet agency, or they weren't being monitored by the government. I personally think tech has shown us how d
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
That's unfortunate. I used theano for some voter analysis projects, that some friends needed. I liked it quite a bit.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Rumors are swirling that Thiel is gearing up for economic/regulatory war on silicon valley. So I can't say this is surprising but I find it all extremely confusing. EDIT: Mostly rumors I hear from happy hours with some politicos i
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Disclaimer: I own some twitter stock, and have interest in the stock going up. This drives me nuts. If they just opened verification to everyone and charged a fee for it. It would be a significant money maker. Then once you a huge amount of
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
Why didn't they ban him then, why just deny the blue checkmark ? This makes no sense.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
More reasons why just listening and believing is never a great idea. I found the section on communication devices to be especially damning.
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
This will really take homebrew beer to the next level. I can't imagine these kits allow modification of anything more than a bacteria,virus, or fungus. I'm no biologist though. Is someone making a black death 2.0 in their garage e
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I'm highly skeptical of your links explanation. People have good reason to be doubtful of social sciences, and the replication crisis has only gotten worse now affecting biological science. https://www.nature.com/news&#
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I don't like the sexual objectification in her pr at all, and I read her explanation of her clothing choices, which sounds like baloney. I'm half-chinese (100% asian though :) ), My parent said dressing like that IS socially frown
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I'm surprised Alwaleed bin Talal arrest hasn't affected tech stocks yet. The big question to me is what the kingdom will do with all the assets they confiscated. EDIT: I think they'll start liquidating large assets for their
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
The verification process should really be for everybody. Nowadays trolls or bots go after anybody and everybody with fake almost libelous accounts. I suspect they have more important things going on after deactivating President's Twitt
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by LeoJiWoo 9y ago
I wonder if our digital delivery services have the bandwidth to handle 8k going mainstream.

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