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by braiamp 3y ago
Different companies, different policies. Also, take it to the advertisers.
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by braiamp 3y ago
> This story appears to confirm that Google sees ideological influence as part of their core mission That's confirmation bias. I could do the same argument going the other way. That google profits of misinformation by promoting cont
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by braiamp 3y ago
What does policy says about reporting security issues with experimental/not-enabled-by-default/unstable code?
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by braiamp 3y ago
To just the experimental QUIC element of HTTP/3.
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by braiamp 3y ago
Except that no one is shipping with QUIC enabled. It's marked as experimental, so if you are deploying on prod you are asking for it.
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by braiamp 3y ago
> Note that the CA is entitled to choose which if any of the methods listed in 3.2.2.5 they will use, and it's not uncommon for the answer to be "None of them". That's not what the baseline says: > The CA SHALL con
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by braiamp 3y ago
Because it could be a error in the instrumentation.
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by braiamp 3y ago
> Which for people like me is a big "WAT?" What does that even mean, what are consequences, why didn't they do this earlier? Traditional retargeting is done discriminatory. You visited a site, got enrolled in a list, etc.
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by braiamp 3y ago
> how do I keep track of you as a user/session enough to identify you and pair you to the contents of your cart on my backend without a cookie? That would fall on necessary cookies. If my cart is empty, you don't need to know w
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by braiamp 3y ago
> Since Americans have been promised a one-to-one substitute for their gas cars, this seems like a failure; an EV should be able to do everything a gas car can. This idea persists even though in 2023 the average US driver traveled only a
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by braiamp 3y ago
A better solution would be that the OS forces app developers to separate in categories their push notifications and have in the notifications options which of those notifications would be enabled or not, how often and how frequent before a
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by braiamp 3y ago
As long as such evasion is of benefit for its proliferation. If the ones that evade tests and the ones that don't evade transmit at the same rate, it would be irrelevant.
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by braiamp 3y ago
> If they went through due process, notified their employees and investors, and put out a statement of why they're firing the CEO Did you read the bylaws? They have no responsibility to do any of that.
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by braiamp 3y ago
> My definition of capitalism is the accepted one Yeah, no. That would fly in the face of feudalism, mercantilism, socialism and communism. All of those are economic systems based on who owns the means of production. If your definition o
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by braiamp 3y ago
Did you read the article? All the tools are off-the-shelf OSS projects that already exists.
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by braiamp 3y ago
OpenAI for-profit main purpose is to fulfill the desires of the non-profit. If there's a contract that goes against that, the contract would be void if necessary or that stipulation just crossed out.
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by braiamp 3y ago
Why does it matters to a board that sticks to the principles of the charter of a non-profit? Why would they look at anything else other than the guiding principles?
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by braiamp 3y ago
Ask that to Microsoft.
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by braiamp 3y ago
Which is fine. SE wasn't meant to be the end-all be-all of Q&A. You can have any kind of Q&A, just not on SE. SE is simply not interested in those as it would dilute the other topics that don't lend too well to those polic
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by braiamp 3y ago
I would argue the opposite. There's no way to have a nuanced and constructive topic if it ever touches, either by implicit or explicit association, other sensitive topics. Example, create a list of the qualities that a country must ful
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by braiamp 3y ago
Totalitarian, dictatorship, monarchies, autocratic, intolerant. Those are the words you are looking for. The economic system doesn't at all imply a political system.
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by braiamp 3y ago
Have you been to Switzerland? Their public transport system is a mix of busses/short trams and long trip trains. They aren't precisely a high density urban country. They have suburban sectors. The difference here is that they don&
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by braiamp 3y ago
How the state identifies you, is one of those things that require a single source of truth. Civil registry is usually considered the source of truth, as in that everyone that doesn't agree has to agree with it.
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by braiamp 3y ago
That's the most expensive way. Wonder why should it be that way?
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by braiamp 3y ago
On a level, I would love if people don't use excel at all for science. The potential damage to your own reputation, for using excel features is enormous. Also, it wreck the work of scientist sharing data https://genomebiolog
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by braiamp 3y ago
The sad part is that legitimate users are the ones being affected when the content actually infringes on other persons right. There must be a faster way to counternotice without the lose of revenue in case something untoward is happening.
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by braiamp 3y ago
To which they respond: >> Shopify says that it’s not feasible for the company to investigate the validity of all takedown notices in detail. As such, these false claims resulted in actual removals and the affected stores also received
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by braiamp 3y ago
I don't think that is an accurate representation of the "comunity", it was a "singular complaint from a company advertising unallocated ASN and IPv4 resources", and got told off by literally most of the mailing list