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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
No I don't think we are going to find common ground. As I said, I wasn't around in WWII. The victors of WWII decided on appropriate punishments for the losers, although obviously nothing can bring the dead back to live. So the nat
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
I think history is far more messy than you make it out to be. There are not always easy black and white answers. I don't think the brief colonial episode simply explains the wealth of my country (or many others) - especially as in betw
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
Why? What? What is your point?
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
They were late to the party and I don't think their "efforts" were comparable to that of some other prominent nations. But it doesn't really matter, as I said. Nobody who was around back then is still alive today.
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
It's all besides the point. As I said, you will find violence, slavery and murder in every person's ancestors history, if you go back far enough. But also, I don't feel guilty for the deeds of my nation, as they happened befo
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
Zero proof seems to be given in the article that it is Deliveroo's fault. While they probably should be more helpful, spreading the accusations based on guesswork seems to be yet another example of shoddy modern journalism.
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
"it should be clear to anyone with any semblance of a moral imagination that having a group of people receive worse treatment and outcome on the basis of their race is immoral and should not be happening." It's fine to strive
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
Then I would say racial bias is not the same as racism. You can not really blame the people who developed those tools for not being surrounded by people of all races, or for the use case of, say, white people. It's not a malicious inte
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
"So you are saying" - are you saying you are really a parody/troll account, referring to that infamous Jordan Peterson interview? No, I am not "saying". My comment was in response to praise of AOCs alleged technical
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
What makes you think that? No, of course not. I'm just saying having read that gorilla story doesn't imply any degree of technical understanding. Also, I have to say I considered it hyperbole to be outraged about the Gorilla. It s
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
Does her tweet really imply any knowledge of it? Maybe she just read in the newspaper about the Google face recognition labeling a black woman as a gorilla?
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
My guess would have been that by discussing it, you leave a trace in the networks allowing an eventual AI to prove that you knew about it. Since you knew about it, it can hold you accountable, and take revenge on all of your descendants if
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by adlkjnndnnd 8y ago
Algorithms CAN have racist bias. It's wrong to claim they will always be racist because they are based on math. And the article is a mess, confusing and mixing up several things.