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elphinstone
1y ago
That gives me Enron vibes, even though these are vastly different situations. But the idea of a social media company trading in this space is nuts.
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elphinstone
1y ago
Unprecedented? From this company? Are you serious?
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elphinstone
1y ago
86M accounts in a country of 100M, that's a LOT of foreign accounts.
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elphinstone
1y ago
Heroin works, do you praise the dealers as "disruptors" and blame the victims? Not a far-fetched example, the opiod epidemic was basically that. Individuals have few resources to protect themselves from massive corporations armed
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elphinstone
1y ago
I would say the other common denominator is Weinstein, his wealth, and willingness to sue.
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elphinstone
1y ago
>Then Facebook tried really hard to make the Metaverse a thing, and for a while, but eventually Meta stopped finding it interesting and significantly reduced investment. That's a charitable description of a massive bonfire of cash a
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elphinstone
1y ago
They don't have the monopoly advantage of Google who has already stolen everything, so hard to feel outraged here. In fact it shows insidious Google's monopolistic stranglehold truly is.
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elphinstone
1y ago
A feature nobody wants in a browser nobody uses.
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elphinstone
1y ago
I would expect an AI controlled bus makes an error somehow and drives off a cliff or stops on a train track. Less gruesome, but some agent at a badly run hedge fund could create a Bear Stearns or worse.
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elphinstone
1y ago
He was appointed by Trump in 2017.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Great article, baffling situation, although it buries the lead. It takes 6+ paragraphs to say this is more than one tech support email calling him a zombie. Much, much more.
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elphinstone
2y ago
I hope Zuck sues him for slander, libel, breach of contract and/or defamation. This is performative virtue signalling at its most cringe.
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elphinstone
2y ago
A woke bot from a woke workforce unintentionally created a parody of wokeness. Keep 'em coming.
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elphinstone
2y ago
What should the concern be? Imaginary Iranian motherships?
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elphinstone
2y ago
Sounds like an AI trained on decades of lies.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Good on Mozilla for the rapid response.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Apple should ban them from the platform for harming users.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Where's Google's Twitter clone? It can have AI nobody wants, a bland name nobody will remember, and be quietly sunsetted when nobody uses it.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Very thorough and well written account of a difficult process.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Not the dumbest, but the most partisan card carrying leftists.
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elphinstone
2y ago
The variance in team size seems excessive.
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elphinstone
2y ago
This is EA's top priority, apparently. Their broken garbage launcher doesn't work.
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elphinstone
2y ago
I wonder if tomb raiders and other artifact thieves are using the same methods and arriving faster.
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elphinstone
2y ago
This is incredibly, even blatantly misleading. Singapore does not execute people for marijuana possession. It has executed a handful of heroin traffickers. Maybe worry about your own failed state before spreading lies about others.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Kind of a weird name choice, not very searchable and completely unrelated. But the tech looks great.
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elphinstone
2y ago
When was that decided? By who? This game of constantly changing definitions and deciding who can and cannot say what is the hallmark of a tyrannical psuedo-religious ideology that cannot tolerate dissent because its results cannot bear scru
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elphinstone
2y ago
The BBC is literally government media, run by and for elites, of course it's propaganda. What a sadly naive view.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Saw the same thing. Laziness is not the issue, it's addiction to algorhithmic content. Algophilia, if you will.
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elphinstone
2y ago
Red text on white? C'mon, my eyes are bad enough I don't need aggressively bad design making an article unreadable.
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elphinstone
2y ago
The nadir for me was a barbershop that required me to download an app to get a haircut. I told them they lost me as a customer and left.
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