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by barbazoo 10mo ago
At which point I might as well put it on plex, same effort for tech savvy people.
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by barbazoo 10mo ago
Same here as well as for other streaming. They want to watch the show more than a couple times, I’ll download it. No way I let my kids get brainwashed by these people with their weird algorithms they don’t understand themselves.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> Once enrolled in Vine, Voices may request products from thousands of brands selling in the Amazon store which are shipped to their doorsteps at no cost. They then use the products and provide insightful reviews that reflect their hones
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Opposite data point, where I live, there's lots of people working the floor. I'm usually asked if I need help at least once when I'm there. Maybe it depends on the store or whatever the umbrella org is.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> It's what our system produces: Garbage in, garbage out. It's not primarily merit based though is it? It's very much about who has more money these days or is that wrong?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> I can sort of respect that the dependency list is pretty small, but at the cost of very unmaintainable 20k+ lines of utilities. I guess it really wanted to avoid supply-chain attacks. > Some of them are really unnecessary and could
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
I envy you. Most of us struggle to get the resources to make our actual customer facing applications resilient, let alone our build pipeline.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Check out the article.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Are you saying there is no harm to children, especially girls using social media or are you saying it will not protect enough of them?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Because the number of people that care about this is so low that it doesn't affect their sales.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
It's not ID based so why would they need fake ID?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> This only protects 90% (made up number) of children so it's a joke.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> Ban kids yep, done > implement identity verification checks nope, not done so what's your point?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Haha or a person who's been around lots of children of all ages. An under 16 year old not seeing the social media version of war crimes is a good thing. And that's the upper limit of the age range of this ban.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> Kids not being informed about the war crimes Interesting to frame this as a bad thing. As a parent, I would take that as a feature, not a bug. To me this is very suspicious why there seem to be so many people here, who I am assuming ar
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
The way I think about it is that it'll affect those most that are the most greedy, those that are exposed to the most risky "products". If your wealth is in bonds or something else boring, won't this be a non event? I&#x
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
How come ad supported TV existed for decades without destroying children's mental health? The algorithms create the engagement, the engagement lures in the ads, not the other way around, at least that's what I think right now.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
You're right. I guess it depends on many variables. If you're income depends on dividends and gradually selling offs of your portfolio, I can see now how that would affect my behavior. Same with being someone close to retirement b
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Im sure the wealthy find a way to socialize these “losses”. Also what a shit headline. There’s no wealth destroyed, it’s all just numbers go up and down. But until you sell you haven’t lost any money, have you?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Not familiar with wired. Is this an ad? Reads like a “review” but there is a “buy now” button, permanently covering about 25% of the bottom of the screen.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Do those folks make more than minimum wage? And becoming a nurse isn’t something you switch to after being underpaid as a barista. It’s a career with real training.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
That’s right and important to keep in mind.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Coordinated
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Children’s welbeeing being a dog whistle? You should go out and talk to real parents and teachers in the real world.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Adults are expected to think for themselves. Kids need help because they don’t have the experience yet.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
There’s no evidence about this being coordinated is there?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Engine efficiency, chess rating, AI cap ex. One example is not like the other. Is there steady progress in AI? To me it feels like it’s little progress followed by the occasional breakthrough but I might be totally off here.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
FTA: > It uses LiveRamp's clean room technology, which lets companies aggregate their data in a privacy-safe environment, without sharing or seeing each other's raw or personally identifiable customer information. It's app
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Lawyers I work with, especially small shops, are extremely excited about AI potentially helping them focus on their clients and automating some of the non law related work they often have to do that keeps them from helping more people or re
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
I love how bad that list is.

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