donohoe

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   by donohoe 2y ago

   Yeah, it get why its not obvious. That is why I was weighing in. Nothing more.
2. 602.▲
   by donohoe 2y ago

   Hello - former NYT employee here, who would have been part of the Guild union if I worked there still. The story is written by a reporter, Katie Robertson, who is also part of their own union (Times Guild). The Times has been pretty good at
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   Minute Cities(whatif.sonycsl.it)

   2 points by donohoe 2y ago|0 comments
4. 604.▲
   by donohoe 2y ago

   Their concern is being kicked of the platform or impacting reach of their content.
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   by donohoe 2y ago

   I built something like this for The New York Times and it was one of the more fun projects I did there. The thing I really hoped this "new" version would account for is when text changes and having links survive minor edits&#x2F
6. 606.▲
   by donohoe 2y ago

   If this group ever convenes in NYC I will find a bar and buy the drinks just to be a fly on the wall.
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   Bluesky struggles to moderate child abuse material in Portuguese(nucleo.jor.br)

   42 points by donohoe 2y ago|16 comments
8. 608.▲
   by donohoe 2y ago

   Unlikely, but not impossible.
9. 609.▲
   by donohoe 2y ago

   And there you have it folks - print is back! The old monolithic newspaper execs were right after all. That aside, this is a neat project and might be a fun weekend task.
10. 610.▲
    by donohoe 2y ago

    economists carried out bloodless coups of central banks around the globe, co-opting the essentially arbitrary and political matter of setting interest rates for themselves. Interest rates not set by politicians? I think that
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    I love how so many people love meritocracy, but when it is applied to Ivy League universities suddenly it’s considered like autonomy is being taken away.
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    I also lived off tips for many years and would rather see the system abolished - and have been paid a livable wage instead.
13. 613.▲
    by donohoe 2y ago

    While I agree with the general point, there is often quite a lot waiter or taxi driver can do to make the eating/driving experience better.
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    Creating a Public Counterpoint for AI(blog.mozilla.org)

    3 points by donohoe 2y ago|0 comments
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    Digital Divinity – Ancient traditions meet modern technology(restofworld.org)

    3 points by donohoe 2y ago|0 comments
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    To be clear, this appears to be a work of fiction? Are people taking this to be a real life account, and if so whats the basis for that. I'm not seeing anything on this blog to indicate otherwise.
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    China is six months behind the US on AI, the US has to move faster: Div Turakhia(restofworld.org)

    1 points by donohoe 2y ago|2 comments
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    I had heard at one of the talks last week, organized during the UN General Assembly, that "China is only 6 months behind the US [in AI]". Thats barely anything.
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    I hear you for marketing. On journalism side it is helpful - depends on editorial workflow which varies from org to org.
20. 620.▲
    by donohoe 2y ago

    I think you need to give more context. I’ve been a WP VIP customer at various points and I don’t think this is true as a general statement. It really depends on context.
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    Qualcomm Apparently Wants to Buy Intel. Mind Blown(tedium.co)

    1 points by donohoe 2y ago|0 comments
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    That is not a supply-chain based attack, so don't think that counts in this context
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    OpenWeb announces new CEO, but founding CEO refuses to step down(calcalistech.com)

    3 points by donohoe 2y ago|1 comments
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    You are making a very different claim here. The parent comment says: >> The NY Times is pro-union and anti-big-tech [...] That is the claim. These are the reasons it sues, and my notes on each: * journalists are unionized and tech pla
25. 625.▲
    by donohoe 2y ago

    I worked at NYT for seven years and I can say from direct personal experience that your many points are not true.
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    “Incredibly non-diverse”? No. They are in a better position than most https://www.nytco.com/2023-new-york-times-diversity-and-incl... The my don’t complain about tech being non-diverse, they report that it is non-diverse -
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    Apple must pay Ireland €13B in unpaid taxes, court rules(rte.ie)

    2 points by donohoe 2y ago|0 comments
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    Wholly agree. I was able to use my iPhone SE for an incredible amount of time until damage caught up with it and the iPhone 12 mini came out. Again, it’s the perfect phone.
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    Comic book artist John Cassaday passes away at 52(aiptcomics.com)

    8 points by donohoe 2y ago|2 comments
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    by donohoe 2y ago

    Commander Adama was played by Edward James Olmos, and in the original 1978 series, by Lorne Greene.