angel_j

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by angel_j 6y ago
Please enter your birth date so that we can wish you happy birthday! Emoji emoji emoji.
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by angel_j 6y ago
I consider down-voting a badge now. I just hit negative points today!
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by angel_j 6y ago
TikTok already admitted they filtered out "poor and ugly" people. It's not hard to for a laborer to like a video and pick a (suggested) response.
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by angel_j 6y ago
Wow I get downvoted to make room for "it's magic".
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by angel_j 6y ago
The simpler answer is TikTok paid an ample Chinese labor force to watch and heart U.S. videos. This gives the users a nice dopamine rush and brings them back. It was obvious by the number of likes and comments very dumb videos would have.
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by angel_j 6y ago
You know why this is better than your name brand Open Source license? Because this forces people to be closer to their software, to share in the learning of using Open Source software. What good is MIT to give somebody the right to MISUSE
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by angel_j 6y ago
Please, do tell, how long have you been writing "open source" and how much of your source is really open, and how much of that open source has anybody read? You know what replaces open source? Trusted source. Not the source code
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by angel_j 6y ago
This needs more downvotes.
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by angel_j 6y ago
It means you can read the source. It doesn't mean it has to be free. That would be FOSS. And nothing has more convoluted multi-meanings than FREE, so your argument about "common meaning" is dead wrong. Also, trying to enf
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by angel_j 6y ago
Open Source really became a religion, and every acolyte believes in their heart that non-FOSS is evil. Total newb flavored koolaid. It's not like I am advocating against FOSS, or open source, I am simply drawing a line where it matter
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by angel_j 6y ago
Open source means you can read the source. The idea that all my work must be FOSS is somebody else's ideal, and one that has kept a lot of people I know from getting paid. Meanwhile, plenty of code, probably most running your world, i
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by angel_j 6y ago
The MIT license is so simple, just add/delete to make your own. My bespoke license is free and open source for the user, but restricts them using it for or on behalf of another person.
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by angel_j 6y ago
There aren't massive data centers in space, so it is all routing. Also, protocols alone don't grant users addresses that they own and can use publicly and directly P2P, which is how we end up with all these sign-ins to owners of d
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by angel_j 6y ago
I wish the space web was designed to be peer to peer from the start. That would create a new web.
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by angel_j 6y ago
They don't even have a recruiting dept, they outsource HR, hiring, and payroll, cuz that is below them—they are too busy changing the world! If these companies were really so desperate for skilled workers, we wouldn't see the same
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by angel_j 6y ago
Haven’t you heard it sucks working there? If you are replaceable by a grad student, they will let you go before your options are vested.
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by angel_j 6y ago
A basic classifier without the data, thanks for nothing.
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by angel_j 6y ago
Lost to the article writer that Virginia may have done that to keep her friend alive, who had caught typhoid along with her brother.
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by angel_j 6y ago
this is the problem, academic gate-keeping, denying an education to those who seek it and giving it to select foreigners, in the name of competition.
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by angel_j 6y ago
sounds like biomass green hand wave all over again
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by angel_j 6y ago
No, it needed network and storage first, losing billions for years in order to supply the creators with a service. The non-trivial factors could be trivialized by better community moderation features and niche networks.
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by angel_j 6y ago
This is a lot of work for a lot of practically meaningless results. These are only examples: The urls and social links in the descriptions. The "the" in the titles. The other findings offer very little insight. Be popular, p
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by angel_j 6y ago
Holy shit, it only took almost 40 years of personal computing for "human interface guidelines" to stick. I have begun believing boomers who tell me how much Microsoft fucked their business, by forcing them to use shitty software.
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by angel_j 6y ago
An incentive for people to post a greater volume of shit to the web than they do already? I approve this acceleration toward total data anarchy.
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by angel_j 6y ago
Where are the A.I. designed self-erecting superstructures? Too radical "even" for old tech money.
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by angel_j 6y ago
Lasers
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by angel_j 6y ago
Would it give me academic credibility to have written parallelizable conditionals without 'if' statements?
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by angel_j 6y ago
A: $400M—to acquire DeepMind
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by angel_j 6y ago
Less speech out of you please.
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by angel_j 6y ago
It is totally ironic bullshit that mainstream media "journalist" are presumed to get passes to watch police brutalize the actual 1st amendment right to free assembly.

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