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by glaive123 6y ago
This is not news. Let's see him actually pardon Snowden, then talk about it.
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by glaive123 6y ago
This is misleading. The founders grew up and went to University in China. Working in California for 5 years likely isn't enough for someone to deeply understand US culture. Same goes for anyone living and working in a foreign country f
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by glaive123 6y ago
> That the company may eventually be allowed to tell us after they fact that they surrendered out data to the US government is not much of a comfort. Did you read my comment? The request can be fought in court, and the request does not g
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by glaive123 6y ago
What you have shown is in no way, by any stretch of the imagination, close or equivalent. It is not even close, by a country mile. Taken from the article you shared: "By law, NSLs can request only non-content information, for example,
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by glaive123 6y ago
Apparently you are not aware of China’s 2017 National Intelligence Law, which requires that “Any organization or citizen shall support, assist and cooperate with the state intelligence work in accordance with the law.” Unlike American compa
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by glaive123 6y ago
https://thehill.com/opinion/cybersecurity/480251-the-tiktok-... China has an extensive track record of influence operations and election meddling in other countries and has used social media trolls to target polit
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by glaive123 6y ago
Reminds me of how I read Chinese, because there's no alphabet or way to sound out the characters, you just have to memorize.
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by glaive123 6y ago
UK: Mad Cow Disease https://www.capeandislands.org/post/why-us-still-bans-blood-...
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by glaive123 6y ago
Musical.ly is not an American product. Just because it was incorporated in US does not mean the team and co-founders are from US.
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by glaive123 6y ago
Do viruses actually die? I thought they are not living.
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by glaive123 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23634138
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by glaive123 6y ago
This reminds me of when 37Signals rebranded to Basecamp. Except at the same time they dropped all other projects until now with the release of HEY.
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by glaive123 6y ago
Thought this was about actual poker, took me a minute to get it. Having the word Scrum and Agile on the homepage, explaining the problem and solution statement could help a lot.
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by glaive123 6y ago
Yes, especially when massive organized efforts of bots and astroturfing is involved. Some governments have been found to post hundreds of millions of fake social media posts per year.
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by glaive123 7y ago
I was in S. Korea from around Feb 1 - 20. US and S. Korea had the first case of COVID at the same time, Jan 20. As of the first week of February, emergency SMS alerts in S. Korea were sent out daily, sometimes several times per day. These a
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by glaive123 7y ago
I read what you wrote. Your opposition is actually an example of a logical fallacy. I'm struggling to find the exact name of it. But it has to do with that fact that you are against the adoption of something positive that you agree wit
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by glaive123 7y ago
God forbid people get money to take care of their lives. Because we can afford it.
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by glaive123 7y ago
> Lots of epidemiological papers about the Wuhan epidemic use data from phone carriers (not the government) to track the spread and make predictions, and they were generally pretty good with their forecasts. The numbers reported by the g
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by glaive123 7y ago
Obviously there's not a 1:1 relationship. And I never made such claim. I am saying that the people who read detailed journalism tend to have a higher reading level, e.g. they work in a job where reading and analysis is a daily part of
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by glaive123 7y ago
The people who don't understand this stuff, aren't failing to understand it because no one wrote about it. It's because they are not white collar or college graduates and are not likely to read The Washington Post in the firs
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by glaive123 7y ago
except it may not be successful yet you are just taking for granted the data provided to you by an authoritarian state
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The Billion-Dollar Disinformation Campaign to Reelect the President(theatlantic.com)
54 points by glaive123 7y ago|20 comments
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by glaive123 7y ago
Great work on this extension. Thank you both!
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by glaive123 7y ago
> Post #2. Mike captures how Kevin's working on Instagram. The place is the same - Dogpatch labs, which later relocated from San Francisco to Dublin. Dogpatch Labs was not later relocated to Dublin. Both Dublin and San Francisco wer
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by glaive123 7y ago
Kinda, but not really. 1. Companies stagnate when their market isn't growing. 2. Companies stagnate when competition is increasing in the market. You can be a shitty leader and still succeed massively despite yourself.
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by glaive123 7y ago
This is this year. Not last year. As the OP says, the timing of the PR scandal coincides too conveniently with their internal plans to replace her.
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by glaive123 7y ago
I just did "Computer" 50 times and tallied the results. Win = 32% Lose = 68% But here's the thing, the goal should not be to win, but to get ONE OF the highest numbers with reliability. Now here's where Optimal Stopping
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Before Stadia: Why Sun's Sunray Tech Failed(twitter.com)
6 points by glaive123 7y ago|2 comments
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by glaive123 7y ago
if that were the case, he's smart enough to just say that. but he did not say that
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by glaive123 7y ago
Good effort, but... This will not help you get product-market fit. Product-market fit is about careful user segmentation and need/pain assessment, followed by product positioning. None of which this approach helps with. This app is jus

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