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by diveanon 6y ago
Do you see program synthesis eventually replacing the majority of development work? From my perspective most web development could be replaced by an advanced synthesizing algorithm and a product owner who understands the dsl. I feel like th
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by diveanon 6y ago
Your entire argument pins on this being censorship. Amazon is not a state utility. Amazon is not the internet. Amazon has the right to fire a customer. If Parler built their product without considering vendor dependencies that is on them. F
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by diveanon 6y ago
This worked against ISIS and I didn't see anyone complaining about free speech then.
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by diveanon 6y ago
You are limiting their ability to recruit and viralize their message. These are terrorists we are talking about, not conservative grandparents sharing memes on facebook.
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by diveanon 6y ago
This is not censorship, it is private companies deciding they no longer want a toxic customer. Would you be happier if they banned gay wedding cakes too?
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by diveanon 6y ago
It's because they see that they will be held accountable if they don't start policing themselves. They should have started doing this 4 years ago, then maybe we wouldn't have witnessed the first coup attempt in our history an
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by diveanon 6y ago
So you decided to go with the both sides argument? Which side had the president of the United States actively inciting riots?
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by diveanon 6y ago
They should ban gay wedding cakes along with Parler, then conservatives would be fine with this right? Germany decided a long time ago that free speech has limits, if you tolerate intolerance it leads to fascism. History has proved that sev
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by diveanon 6y ago
What exactly are you trying to say?
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by diveanon 6y ago
Donald Trump is still in control of one of the most effective communication channels in the world. He could schedule a press conference at any time and have his words plastered all over Twitter within minutes by journalists. Twitter as a pl
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by diveanon 6y ago
Donald Trump is still president of the US. He can hold a press conference whenever he wants if he would like to speak to the public. All of this talk about free speech in regards to the twitter ban is nonsense. Nobody is limiting his abilit
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by diveanon 6y ago
Hold platforms accountable for the radicals they create. Imagine how different the world would be if Facebook faced consequences for the genocide it helped facilitate in Myanmar. These companies will only ever respond to a loss of revenue,
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by diveanon 6y ago
Twitter being a private company aside, DT has shown that he is willing to incite violence. Twitter has a responsibility to ban him unless it wants to be held accountable for what he does next. Twitter is already largely responsible for this
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by diveanon 6y ago
If someone used my forum to organize terrorist attacks then I should be held accountable. If google searches, facebook groups, twitter recommendations, and subreddjts drove people towards content that radicalized them and continued to reinf
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by diveanon 6y ago
"Not everybody who supported Hitler was a Nazi." Do you see how rediculous that is? I know it is hard to swallow, but you are on the wrong side of history here. Just admit you made a mistake and try to move on. You aren't alo
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by diveanon 6y ago
Unfortunately we don't live in that world anymore. There is a major opposition movement growing, and it pains me to say it but Trump was right in his last speech. 'This is just the beginning'
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by diveanon 6y ago
More virtue signaling for the incoming administration. Reddit, Facebook, and most of all Twitter need to take a hard look at themselves and role they played in all of this. Waiting until after an armed insurrection occurs is not good enough
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by diveanon 6y ago
Facebook built a radicalization engine, and they should be held accountable for the radicals it creates. This isn't even new, Facebook facilitated a genocide in Myanmar that everyone seems to forget about. What will it take for society
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by diveanon 6y ago
Trump just published his "concession" on Twitter. Between the jump cuts, strange speech patterns, and bizarre mouth animation this video feels very doctored to me. Does anyone have the means to verify its authenticity?
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by diveanon 6y ago
The amount of virtue signaling and back peddaling by facebook, youtube, and twitter now that the results are certified is disgusting. They profited for years off of this bile and misinformation and now that the tide is starting to turn they
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by diveanon 6y ago
Could have done this years ago, but instead wait until it's confirmed he's going out. What a bunch of spineless opportunists. I honestly don't know how people can work at facebook in good conscience these days. Nothing wrong
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by diveanon 6y ago
Any theories on why google continues to allow them to degrade their search results?
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by diveanon 6y ago
Yeah, data in the US is horrifically overpriced. In Thailand I pay similar prices to you.
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by diveanon 6y ago
What are the odds that google acquires pinterest and just replaces image search with it? Seem's like exactly the kind of user hostile bullshit that google would do these days.
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by diveanon 6y ago
Author is fairly young. This will destroy your back after even a short amount of time.
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by diveanon 6y ago
Time is one factor, it's also surprisingly easy to corrupt vfx master files with just a few missing bits. Checksums will identify something went wrong, and then you need to redownload the file to a quarantine network and scan it. Takes
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by diveanon 6y ago
Frequent fliers are still a thing. Your post is ill informed FUD.
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by diveanon 6y ago
Transport security wasn't as big a concern as consistent delivery. Network volitility is a huge problem when transferring huge files.
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by diveanon 6y ago
Yeah one location in LA and another in Melbourne so that we had 24 hour coverage.
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by diveanon 6y ago
He was a writer, and seemed to enjoy the job

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