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by badwolf 4y ago
> She was shocked to find a clause titled “Machine Learning” near the bottom of her lengthy agreement with Findaway I have mixed feelings about this. If you're signing a contract for work you're doing, it should be expected tha
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by badwolf 4y ago
Pour one out for our departed homies. RIP Linode.
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by badwolf 4y ago
Why would any advertiser want to go to Twitter, when the owner publicly threatens anyone who dares to stop advertising in his playhouse?
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by badwolf 4y ago
is the CRT in the room with us right now?
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by badwolf 4y ago
I imagine this is in response to the recent Louisiana law that requires a website to verify a user's ID/Driver's license before showing any explicit content. related discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by badwolf 4y ago
Having run "startup within the enterprise" business units ... this is such a frustrating thing, trying something new and different, but it doesn't become massively profitable in under a year, so the owner/founder shuts t
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by badwolf 4y ago
Definitely a software restriction. Apple Watch supports multiple timers, however you can only have one unnamed timer - for example you could tell your watch "Start a 5 minute timer" then "Start a 10 minute timer for potatoes&
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by badwolf 4y ago
Tesla is also selling "full self driving" as a feature, right now. Not "coming in a year or two" They are taking people's money for it right now, and have been for years.
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by badwolf 4y ago
Considering his (current, as of writing this) head of trust and safety is quoted by Reuters, it's more likely that it was shut down, but as soon as articles start popping up on it, it's quickly re-enabled. Bonus for elon to not ac
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by badwolf 4y ago
A common thing with people who are constantly told they're a genius/amazing/etc... and get so big they don't have anyone to tell them "No." (think George Lucas, Madonna, and such) It especially doesn't hel
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by badwolf 4y ago
The common trope lately is to compare Twitter now to Whatsapp back in the days. It's so disingenuous and tiring.
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by badwolf 4y ago
I don't know that just adding PayPal functions would solve anything. It'd just become yet another p2p payment provider that nobody really wants to use. Facebook and Snapchat have both added (and removed) similar offerings.
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by badwolf 4y ago
It's important to remember that Twitter is not, in fact, Whatsapp. A person-to-person messaging app is going to be far less complex than a global social network. Bringing up "Whatsapp only had 32 employees" seems like a lazy
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by badwolf 4y ago
How much of that is due to the debt he himself laid on the company in his leveraged buyout? "I set this building on fire, and put a lot of the fire out!"
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by badwolf 4y ago
doubt it.
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by badwolf 4y ago
I think the 'common recommendation' is one is enough, but typically drip the one that is furthest from where the water comes into your house.
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by badwolf 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. The "trust thermocline" was a good short read.
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by badwolf 4y ago
Oh! That's quite handy indeed.
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by badwolf 4y ago
oh god
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by badwolf 4y ago
His Saudi and Qatari 'investors' probably told him to "knock it off"
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by badwolf 4y ago
Elon, quite literally, immediately asked for the Internet to doxx someone right after making this rule change. He posted a picture of a car/license/person and demanded everyone find this person. Strangely, the 'incident'
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by badwolf 4y ago
just petty.
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by badwolf 4y ago
They're breaking ToS as of today, when this was updated.
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by badwolf 4y ago
Updated today: https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/personal-info... What's changed: added several references to banning people's location, linking to sites that can show a flight path, or show
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by badwolf 4y ago
From https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/personal-info... "live location information, including information shared on Twitter directly or links to 3rd-party URL(s) of travel routes, actual physica
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by badwolf 4y ago
> We define “live” as real-time and/or same-day information where there is potential that the individual could still be at the named location.
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by badwolf 4y ago
if I hop in my PJ, you can also spy on my wherever I go. That's how airplanes work in this country.
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by badwolf 4y ago
That's an incredibly deliberate misreading of that, but go off.
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by badwolf 4y ago
You, along with most people on this site, are not the average consumer for these type of chat apps though. People aren't exhausting the help center, reading FAQ's, searching other sites, they're probably barely even reading a
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by badwolf 4y ago
These are almost always saved by the business/chat app.

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