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by cryptoz 6y ago
Sure it was a fair expectation, because that expectation was known before Parler even started up coding any apps. That's always been the rule. No hate speech, no illegal content, no direct threats of violence. Hardly an unfair expecati
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by cryptoz 6y ago
It seems to be that these platforms were quite outrageously accepting any content at all being published on their platforms, including direct personal threats and incitements to violence. If these groups want to not be deplatformed every fe
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by cryptoz 6y ago
I haven't been to the "Blog" of "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks in a while and I couldn't believe they are still posting! http://www.unnecessaryquotes.com/
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by cryptoz 6y ago
The longer the time period you wait, the worse the problems get. It's not a one way street of improving your donations now. Why assume that none of the people you help today would do anything as impactful as you in the future? As long
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by cryptoz 6y ago
I lost my personal domain from this. I didn't log in to my hotmail email for 30 days (2006) and they closed my account. Then they let someone else register my email, which they used to steal my domain. No recourse. Haven't used MS
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Australia and NZ are not America. This is the same mistake Elon made when he suggested the US would have 0 new cases by this past April; the US is not China. The differences are actually so big that comparisons are dangerously misleading. T
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Agreed, but what good did it do? It prevented you from further spreading the virus more than if you had not got the call. Every bit helps. Perfection is the enemy of good. Rather test weekly than never. Rather test daily than weekly. Why no
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by cryptoz 6y ago
> That's not an unreasonable decision for a blue-leaning businessperson or scientist to make. Intentionally murdering possibly thousands of people (or tens of thousands? or what, who knows?!) for some assumed political gain is absol
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by cryptoz 6y ago
30 million subscribers who read the message boards ? And they all took each post as seriously as they do a tweet today? I doubt it. You're also cherry picking from my comment and ignoring the parts about how amplification is different
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by cryptoz 6y ago
The difference in scale is so astronomically large that using 'amplification' for both of these cases is misleading at best. How many AOL users were there, total, in the 90s? Now, how many Twitter users are there, today? It's
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by cryptoz 6y ago
The word 'bot' is overloaded unfortunately. It means today, both a robot as before, and also, a person who is unwilling or unable to have a normal conversation. Real people are 'bots' too today, when they don't actu
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Median income has nothing to do with real wage stagnation.
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Wages have stagnated. Your graphs aren't really relevant to this question; so what if per capita disposable income has increased? That doesn't say anything at all about wages of people in America. Here is a more complete picture,
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by cryptoz 6y ago
I honestly never saw this coming. It's the craziest dystopia nobody talked about. Cameras aren't even cameras anymore! Are there some phones with camera-filters on, without the option for you to turn them off? Cameraphones need
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Reminds me of when Instagram stole some dude's account and just handed it to the "Royals" https://www.instagram.com/sussexroyal/ Poor dude was like a WAU for years and Instagram just went 'nah'
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by cryptoz 6y ago
This is a well-thought-out and super interesting piece about "why global problems keep getting worse, and how to fix this". The author discussed the large-scale relationships of public and private organizations in a way I haven&
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How to Keep Capitalism and Democracy Working for Us All(medium.com)
2 points by cryptoz 6y ago|1 comments
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Surprised not to see more mention of the CEO killing elephants and posing with the photos all smiley happy. Fuck the godaddy CEO who killed innocent animals for pleasure.
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by cryptoz 6y ago
You can keep notifications disabled on desktop but enabled on phone, and keep your phone in front of you while presenting. Ignore single dings and notifications with silent / vibrate. But you should notice multiple slack dings this way
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by cryptoz 6y ago
"It just works"
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by cryptoz 6y ago
I have only seen this concept on HN and not elsewhere. Can you explain what you mean? What about CA “didn’t appear to work”? I went researching just now and didn’t find anything online to back up that vague opinion, so what exactly do you m
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by cryptoz 6y ago
An attempt at a non-biased search https://www.google.com/search?q=note+app+deleted+my+note and another https://www.google.com/search?q=note+app+deleted+my+note+and... suggests that notes apps unexpectedly
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by cryptoz 6y ago
In 2011 I downloaded Evernote for Android and promptly took an important note down while in a meeting. I got an email during the meeting (tablet notification), and I opened it. Upon returning to Evernote (using the Android app switcher), my
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by cryptoz 6y ago
FWIW there is no official category 6, as 5 is deemed as essentially total destruction and there isn't much need for a 6. It's a topic of debate however. Also Laura may reach a minimal category 5 but is unlikely to intensify past b
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by cryptoz 6y ago
The extreme rapid intensification over the last 24-36 hours is record setting I believe. And presently it is still strengthening and will potentially set many records - I suppose I shouldn't speak too soon with 'unprecedented&#x27
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Ya'll probably know this but I'm very interested in tracking Laura as she landfalls using specifically barometers in phones. I do this with All Clear: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.all
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I track hurricanes near land using phone barometers. This is Dorian- Laura next(allclearweather.com)
1 points by cryptoz 6y ago|0 comments
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by cryptoz 6y ago
> The analysis is so far below his usual clear and insightful reasoning that I wonder if it’s even his. OT but sadly this has been my reaction to most of his recent (last few years?) posts. :( He's definitely lost the well-reasoned,
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by cryptoz 6y ago
Not sure what Twitter has to do with any of this. ?? Anyway.. Am I an outlier? Then I only know outliers in real life, I guess, since I only know people who share this opinion? I get that I'm in my bubble, but it seems like a really
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by cryptoz 6y ago
PG is tone deaf and missing the mood of the nation here. He says: > Even a .5% wealth tax would start to keep founders away from a state or country that imposed it. Mr Graham doesn't consider the possibility of startup founders leav

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