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Crime App 'Citizen' Lays Off Dozens of Employees(vice.com)
78 points by danso 4y ago|132 comments
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Games Archivist Dumps over 11GB Data of Canceled Games and Concept Arts(exputer.com)
3 points by danso 4y ago|0 comments
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by danso 4y ago
Ideally/ostensibly, this data collection is helpful for accountability, at the company level and also entities like Labor Dept. statistics. The concern is that companies who strive to be colorblind and non-discriminatory in their hirin
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Digital drivers license downloads soar in Louisiana amid porn restriction(statescoop.com)
3 points by danso 4y ago|0 comments
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by danso 4y ago
Elevators undoubtedly save lives over time, but it's a lot harder to count how many heart attacks didn't happen vs. how many people were suddenly crushed to death. But if an elevator ran perfectly for years at a time but also coul
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by danso 4y ago
It is strange that if it is the case of driver-inattention-disengagement, that the Tesla wouldn't at least put on hazard lights. Maybe it wouldn't be enough in this situation, but in most cases, it would be a more obvious signal t
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by danso 4y ago
Is it possible that this is the result of the driver ignoring the attention "nags"? Seems more plausible than FSD having a brain fart (unless many other FSD Teslas are making that same decision in that same spot). But even so, is
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by danso 4y ago
One of the best reveals in “Raiders” comes midway, when the sadistic Nazi shows his gruesomely burned hand — the result of a previous seemingly throwaway scene — to explain how the Nazis know exactly where Indy’s gone off to dig for the Ark
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Online mental health company uses ChatGPT to help respond to users in experiment(businessinsider.com)
2 points by danso 4y ago|0 comments
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Police, prosecutors used junk science to decide 911 callers were liars(propublica.org)
345 points by danso 4y ago|208 comments
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A Lettermatic Case Study: Giving Characters a Typographic Voice in “Pentiment”(lettermatic.com)
5 points by danso 4y ago|0 comments
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by danso 4y ago
Clever hack/solution, and the thorough documentation is appreciated!
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Power company money flows to news sites that attack their critics(npr.org)
279 points by danso 4y ago|103 comments
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by danso 4y ago
Earlier this year when Mercedes announced its Level 3 "Drive Pilot" system [0], a lot of Tesla stans mocked its limitations, which to be honest, are quite numerous on the face of it: - Only allowed on limited-access divided high
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by danso 4y ago
Coincidentally, the @TweetTweaker account — which AFAIK was the first to call wide attention [0] to Elon buying up twitter shares right after his $5k offer to @ElonJet was rebuffed — is currently suspended. Its last public interaction was a
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by danso 4y ago
FWIW it's possible that SBF's post-FTX-bankruptcy actions and words created such a spectacle that federal regulators and investigators were spurred to hit him hard and fast. But all the key evidence cited* comes from what he eithe
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by danso 4y ago
I'm surprised this classic video is 10+ years old but has only 18M views. edit: Saw that the professor, James Duane [0], has his own Wikipedia page, almost entirely on the popularity of the Youtube lecture. Even more surprising, his Ta
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Google’s Quest to Digitize Troops’ Tissue Samples(propublica.org)
6 points by danso 4y ago|0 comments
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The Tesla Semi cab from the practical POV of someone who drives trucks(twitter.com)
520 points by danso 4y ago|502 comments
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Airtable lays off over 250(techcrunch.com)
124 points by danso 4y ago|112 comments
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by danso 4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! ONI has been in my backlog — absolutely love Klei, the developer — but haven’t found time or energy to try it out, but hadn’t known it was more emergent in style.
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by danso 4y ago
I've put hundreds of hours into Rimworld and tried to get back into it recently. The DLC are pretty good and the mod community is just superb. But after putting a few hours into any colony, what ends up killing the vibe for me is the i
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Dwarf Fortress’ graphical upgrade provides a new way into a wildly wonky game(arstechnica.com)
747 points by danso 4y ago|267 comments
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by danso 4y ago
To add to what u/mikeyouse comment, I tried to limit comparisons to incidents involving financial/wire fraud, since they often require a longer/wider investigative scope, and, unfortunately, seem to have a much-too high stand
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by danso 4y ago
That's a great data point, especially because it reaffirms (at least for me, personally) how easy it is to lose track of even recent infamous history. Just skimming the Wikipedia entry, so maybe I'm missing something, but wasn&#x2
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by danso 4y ago
Putting aside the circumstances specific to SBF/FTX (being in the Bahamas, involving crypto, SBF's political connections, etc), there's not much reason to expect that SBF should have been arrested 5-6 weeks after FTX's c
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Army Quashed Deal with 'Call of Duty' After Activision Faced Harassment Scandals(military.com)
1 points by danso 4y ago|0 comments
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by danso 4y ago
And there it is: https://twitter.com/StanfordDaily/status/1598045082007265280 > BREAKING: Prominent journal @ScienceMagazine has "apologized to the scientific community" after it failed to print corr
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by danso 4y ago
You seem to have read only the introductory paragraphs to the story, and read them poorly. > The 3rd-author when informed 7 years ago, immediately took steps to correct the issue including supplying new images to the publisher. Preside
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Stanford launches probe into president re: allegations of scientific misconduct(stanforddaily.com)
1 points by danso 4y ago|0 comments

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