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alwayseasy
7y ago
This is basic lobbying work. They used publicly available data (like Twitter posts or news articles) to annotate an excel file of public figures with mentions such as "Potentially an ally" or "Detractor".
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8y ago
The conventional response is modeled on Mattis' philosophy. The US clearly comes out divided as a country and destroyed politically and economically because Trump couldn't tweet.
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8y ago
Practicality, training, false-alarms...
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alwayseasy
8y ago
The bullet point right below the 2 you quoted literally answers you question. "If neither you nor your business is based in the UK. You must register as soon as you supply any goods and services to the UK (Same with EU)". Alternat
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alwayseasy
8y ago
Capitalism helped by a government that doesn't grant land leases longer than 75 or 99 years... so it can give it to the transportation agency.
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alwayseasy
8y ago
That's not how journalism works, "Anonymous sources" are not anonymous to the journalists and editor of Bloomberg. Evidence can be vetted but not published.
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alwayseasy
8y ago
Interestingly, Christie's will sell an AI generated painting in the coming weeks. They come from a French startup who seems to create "better" (at least more pleasing) results https://www.christies.com/featur
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alwayseasy
8y ago
My guess: many humans were caught in the purge. I've seen people explain that Twitter locked their account, asking for a phone number for verification. While they were locked out, they were subtracted from the follow count of the accou
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8y ago
You're right, if a EU resident decides to visit your website and you're tracking them (Google Analytics etc) you have to comply with GDPR when handling his/her data. The IP block has a logic to it because the law applies to p
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9y ago
Especially when we know Mat Henley is a former Facebook employee.
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alwayseasy
9y ago
Ben Shapiro is disingenuous by isolating Facebook data only. It's the combination of illicit Facebook data + fake news + Russia's APT that is at the heart of the problem. The fact that Facebook was warned about this and didn'
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9y ago
Obama didn't use an entire fake news infrastructure coupled with hackers leaking the opposition's emails... Your equivalency is misguided or misleading, you can't compare Obama 2012 to Trump 2016. You present the topics as s
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9y ago
Didn't read any news this weekend?
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9y ago
Interesting how nuance is important: Obama's big data was public or obtained legally to supplement his campaign's ground game or TV buying. While Trump's big data was based on stolen data and used to discourage Democrats from
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9y ago
So a self-serve app that would replace the different expertises (creatives, media buying etc) in advertising agencies?
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alwayseasy
9y ago
Yes, antiquities from this part of the world that are sold on the black market have higher stakes. The DOJ makes it clear Hobby Lobby acted very suspiciously/maliciously. If you're at a yard sale where you're asked to meet th
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9y ago
That's actually a great breakdown of a current trend identified by several large retailers. For example Sephora's "Cast Members", Best Buy's "Geek Squad", Apple's "Geniuses" etc. Their strat
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10y ago
Found it. The queries have to match the naming of the video so I searched "Miss Curry Lakers": https://3ball.io/miss-curry-lakers/0021600238_233