dd36

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by dd36 6y ago
Web apps work still.
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by dd36 6y ago
I think the legal defense would be whether the site acted reasonably and liability would be difficult to establish without harm. If people use your site to coordinate doxxing someone and you don’t take reasonable actions to prevent, stop or
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by dd36 6y ago
It makes you responsible for what your user sees and doesn’t see. If you’re not presenting info transparently by time or popularity, you’re editorializing. Perhaps the reason there hasn’t been a big, precedent setting court case yet is the
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by dd36 6y ago
I agree. A challenge would be gathering the data.
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by dd36 6y ago
It creates an incentive to improve moderation automation and reduce moderation costs. One way to do that is to verify users, which will help with our sock puppet and deliberate misinformation problems.
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by dd36 6y ago
What legal action would you be concerned about?
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by dd36 6y ago
Not clear why the downvotes. This is literally what happened despite Trump winning in 2016 before this re-adjustment of weightings. I am sure the slide deck will come out in FTC, congressional or court hearings in the next few years.
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by dd36 6y ago
What limits did Trump admin put on them? They bullied them into up weighting Conservative content and down weighting Liberal content but I doubt that changes. https://www.motherjones.com/media/2020/10/facebook
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by dd36 6y ago
We screwed content makers with mp3s, which allowed publishers to follow suit. We changed the paradigm. This is a bit harder because schools pay for content not the researchers directly. It’ll be harder to force change.
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by dd36 6y ago
Yeah. Seems like 5g is merely ma bell wifi.
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by dd36 6y ago
Here are the California jury instructions for fraud and deceit: https://www.justia.com/trials-litigation/docs/caci/1900/ There are definitely multiple categories this would fall under.
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by dd36 6y ago
Oh no. What else is in there?
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by dd36 6y ago
Doesn’t that just mean you work for an LLC?
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by dd36 6y ago
Ok GPT-3.
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by dd36 6y ago
They should’ve bought TSLA at $420/share ($84/share adjusted for split).
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by dd36 6y ago
Green light therapy?
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by dd36 6y ago
Wow. Even NHS won’t cover off-label that works?
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by dd36 6y ago
Hence the Senate. The President doesn’t legislate.
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by dd36 6y ago
Doctors have a very narrow area of training.
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by dd36 6y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/21/science/mosaicism-dna-gen... That’s not exactly true. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/12/science/chimera-bone-marr...
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by dd36 6y ago
Racism is a lazy mental short cut. It reminds me of Robert Cialdini’s research.
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by dd36 6y ago
You should try being a large landlord. To some people, you become their only social interaction.
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by dd36 6y ago
And now we have forced arbitration with class action bans.
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by dd36 6y ago
Good point. Children are animals.
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by dd36 6y ago
I limit it to products I consume but am an early adopter on. It has worked great on TSLA and ENPH. I got into BCLI because of Making a Murderer 2 attorney on Twitter talking about an ALS treatment her law partner’s wife was taking. Big fan
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by dd36 6y ago
The point is they’re not buying from an exchange. It’s all being middled for margin and harvested for data to cover the execution cost.
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by dd36 6y ago
Thx Robinhood. Plus Robinhood partners get to front all of those trades anyways, right?
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by dd36 6y ago
That’s what cells think about us.
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by dd36 6y ago
Intercom needs SMS integration badly.
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by dd36 6y ago
You’re not down with the current iteration of the Republican Party?

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