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Awesome ‘battlestations‘ to kill some time with while you're in isolation(cybernews.com)
1 points by bmcn2020 6y ago|0 comments
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Siegfried Fischbacher Dies: Siegfried and Roy Illusionist Was 81(deadline.com)
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Amazon faces legal challenge over Prime cancellation policy(bbc.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Fewer black/POC in tech, you get the AI/facial recognition problems we have today. Tech created by white folk, who bring in their own biases, will lead to problematic tech. It's a difficult pill to swallow, but it exists.
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
This comments seems so strange to me. I don't see the connection here, or why the population in general would follow this. Tech people, sure. Silicon Valley, sure. But...I mean. Connection here?
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
She was "resignated" In normal situations, they would've discussed her conditions with her, and told her that they couldn't accommodate it. When people resign, they normally give two weeks+ notice. She was on vacation, a
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Data collection cheat sheet: how Parler, Twitter, FB, MeWe data policies compare(cybernews.com)
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Imaginary Silicon Valley corp with a core mission: screwing over its staff(twitter.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
It seems that they're direct depositing it into the same account you got your check last time (at least for me)
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ExamSoft’s proctoring software has a face-detection problem(theverge.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Thanks for the answer. So how do you use Pinterest? If I understood correctly, you've been only using Google as normal, and seeing Pinterest results, and that's the only interaction you've had with Pinterest?
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Is this for mobile data, or are we talking about his home internet?
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
great discussion between these two. Baldwin always had such a peaceful but powerful manner my favorite baldwin speech so far is the one he gave at Berkeley in 1979: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnh0pxOTvh8 Edit: fixed ty
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Why 2020 felt like a time warp, according to science(vox.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
I don't think that's what it said. It's not a recommendation, just a summary: 1% do it now, but 90% would do it if they had the chance.
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
so there has been an uptick in demand from the community. Covid has blown up the hobby in terms of size, as many more people have joined this year. and group buys are sold out in seconds (some to flip it for 300% the price, others who actua
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Very true. One of the creators I interviewed - the Nemui - told me it took him about a year to create just the design. Figure in the prototyping, IC, and group buy stages, and then quality checks after the boards have been sent, then shippi
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
great, thanks! i'm on the case
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Author here - thanks for the feedback. if I'd seen this board then I definitely would have included it in the article! Would you happen to have the contact info for the creator?
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Author here - I'm willing to bet online sales in general went up during the pandemic period. I can ask some of the guys I interviewed if they noticed any upticks in requests and can report back
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Coolest custom mechanical keyboards(cybernews.com)
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Repealing Section 230 won’t save the free press(seattletimes.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
i guess my question would be about the analogy in these analogies, the balloon surface is made of rubber, or the stretchy thing is made of whatever stretchy things are made of is space something tangible? what is it made of? what is its phy
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The ‘Apple car’ chatter is back with new reports pointing to a 2024 launch date(techcrunch.com)
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Deputies Waited 500Yards Away While Burglar Terrorized 70-Yr-Old Disabled Man(techdirt.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
100% in agreement. Rather, we went from big, visual, dramatic accomplishments to whatever we have now -- a tightening of the status quo? advances that boost consumer spending? I'm reading The Trouble with Physics (2007) now, and it&#x2
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
Amazing writer. If you haven't yet, please read The Fire Next Time for an understanding of racial issues in America, and a love-based solution
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Facebook's cryptocurrency project rebrands as Diem(engadget.com)
1 points by bmcn2020 6y ago|0 comments
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Are Walmart, Amazon and eBay liable for selling vulnerable devices?(cybernews.com)
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by bmcn2020 6y ago
maybe not just batteries. maybe a bigger move into "clean" energy. a little but of battery here, some solar over there. something something space?

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