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by flattone 7y ago
Bill forgot to measure the variety of types of character available to the net, which in my current view are a significant contributor to the more alarming instances of fake-news gaining its recent traction. 'Variety of character'
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by flattone 7y ago
agree. its perfect. i finally smiled today while reading it
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by flattone 7y ago
i think social recognition is maybe more of a 'we expect this to develop earlier in life' sans obvious pop world examples of this being possibly a driving force. certainly social rec appears to be a layer or more above the other
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by flattone 7y ago
free to be skeptical.... cheers. (Yes. hell yes. + insane bonkers tin foil hat yes + well grounded yes + + principled yes . . . )
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by flattone 7y ago
but what would that help anyway?
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by flattone 7y ago
I would speculate that they have built systems in a way that it would not matter what any user does. any edits to a already existing post probably just append
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by flattone 7y ago
probably safe to say that the idea of a user on a platform like Facebook trying to obfuscate their history on the platform... is a short jog from an individual trying to avoid government backed hacking on them. Facebook has many years of pr
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by flattone 7y ago
"if they fail to save it's on them" while this is mechanically true everywhere i look it isnt a comprehensive implementation of managing varieties of types of people toward the betterment of humanity
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by flattone 7y ago
Agree with all points made. I inch closer to just doing it. Especially as I'm getting older - 10 years ago i had 'figure it out' runway. Feels less so now. Last issue is anxious of sitting in session after session trying to a
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by flattone 7y ago
I can't go to therapy because of exactly this kind of thing. I have two different fully covering insurances ... plenty of cash... and probably some reallylifetime bothersome things that I would love to deal with...but I've never b
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by flattone 7y ago
I have second hand exposure to some of this mentality... and I believe a lot of the concern from individuals comes from being entirely of social cultural upbringing where under seven figures is totally inappropriate/failing . .
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by flattone 7y ago
Upranking/Promotions: At search arm of alphabet don't they do reviews by not directly involved employees - eg relevant enough to review your perf - distant enough to avoid some bias. This may have been interview only, and may have
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by flattone 7y ago
re onus, everyone. And the further reduced the tone of ambitiously taking any questions (especially on HN) the more you sound like somebody who migrated from 4chan to mess with us
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by flattone 7y ago
crucial (for me anyway) summary of relevant events of the day https://twitter.com/IanColdwater/status/1128395135702585347?...
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by flattone 7y ago
anti degree anti cert anti everything arbitrary $ barrier
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by flattone 7y ago
certifications are nonsense I hear this everywhere I go any time I mention oh I'm thinking about doing XYZ certification it's like don't waste your time doing that just learn what you're talking about and prove it certif
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by flattone 7y ago
this person seems to think that security researchers are the only people looking for vulnerabilities when in fact the people who stand to have significant profits are apt where the vulnerabilities were probably known long before researchers
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by flattone 7y ago
But privacy advocates do it on behalf of everyone else Even if some majority of users do not care about privacy i dont believe our most fruit bearing path is build w/less autonomy. There is so much distance between how things need to b
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by flattone 7y ago
do not understand the not understanding that businesses seem to exist to monetize every possible aspect of their existence.
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by flattone 7y ago
other than miserable looking dates at a restaurant now just looking like distracted dates.. whats the issue.
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by flattone 8y ago
problem is all kind of people (values types) can eng
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by flattone 8y ago
thats rad. cant imagine an advertiser doing legitimate spend justification on mau.
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by flattone 8y ago
are daily active users not a thing that are reported to investors
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by flattone 8y ago
wprq: So which phone does a concerned person buy?
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by flattone 8y ago
is this true? I feel like by dealing with a part of the problem you first have an understanding of the system as a whole so that you can isolate the root cause aka the part of the problem it's not route in terms of the base or foundati
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by flattone 8y ago
feels like there isnt even a door . . "just because its in my front yard doesnt mean youre allowed to walk in front of my house and look at it sitting there."
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by flattone 8y ago
phpmyadmin is apprx. the only thing i remember about making a website.
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by flattone 8y ago
lets have a serious discussion... knife is like number 5000 on a crazy persons shopping list. gun is probably 300 but also easier than 1-299
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by flattone 8y ago
yeah not a chance in hell
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by flattone 8y ago
Recently saw a pentester post stating that entry occurred when she asked a person to print something from usb which required showing the employee how to identify the usb once plugged in etc. (Baseline may be terrifying)

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