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"Mitchell & Webb Sound - Identity Theft" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E
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"Uber for food" doesn't convey anything to me. GrubHub is a food delivery service, isn't it?
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The term will go away the same way it came in: through people using it.
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Not necessaarily. A platform can provide value and make a profit. Consider Amazon A2Z Marketplace sellers, who do get to know their buyers. But customers prefer the experience on A2Z over the sellers own website. See also Android (Google Pl
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Less exploitative is clearly better. If you don't like Uber, make something better or lobby for Uber to change, but don't wish for things to go back to how they were worse.
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https://myaccount.google.com/
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insufficient. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/10/21/fbi-cr...
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Modern policy for medical research is that everyone gets a best available known treatment, and some people also get an experimental unknown treatment.
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Pople who are intentionally committing a genocide are out of scope for IRBs, since they are already refusing any kind of oversight because they know what they are doing is wrong.
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So protestors caused USA to lose the war, as Nixon complained?
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We've had human blackboxes decide upon the freedom of humans for centuries.
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The algorithm, yes, but not the process of building the algorithm: > Goodman argues the foundation should disclose more information about its dataset and how it was analyzed to design PSA, as well as the results of any validation tests p
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Of course, when government rules by human judgment, citizens are left in the dark. Software doesn't change anything here.
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But when the latest is NOT the greatest, I don't want the latest.
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That's a public expression of who you are and what you stand for.
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Reading that magazine was sometimes almost/more fun than playing the game -- you get all the art and logic without the frustration and sisyphean replay
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That gets called globalist (or nationalist, or whateverist) propaganda https://www.forbes.com/sites/larrybell/2013/05/05/billionair... https://knightfoundation.org/ seems to avoid g
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By paying more recruiting/sourcing attention to subpopulations they regard as unnaturally thinned by discrimination.
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> there is something about computer science that leads people to believe they can out-think experts in other fields at their own game. That's the same stereotyping generalization found in the doc you oppose.
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Summary from the post: "My take is that if desegregation has any impact on achievement, it is small and drowned out by other factors."
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Libraries are many different books that got the same label :-)
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How did MechE's succeed before the Internet?
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It's much more efficient to move people from rural areas into the cities, than to build micro-cities all across the country.
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https://theranos.com/ :-)
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https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/#we-are-giving-what-we-can (The web design is a disaster, but the content is fine once you dig it up)
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Thanks to the march of progress, it's cheaper to deliver new tablets and keyboards than to wrangle ad-hoc used hardware.
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not paying for a $5 coffee hurts the official GDP metrics. Reading a book in a library contributes $0 to official GDP.
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What do you think the word "fascism" means? It doesn't mean "banning some behaviors". Calling humans "monkeys" is not debate. Why should Cloudflare be morally obligated to offer free speech to Daily Storme
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Firefox users didn't complain. Apple users don't complain that the default Maps app is Apple Maps, despite Apple Maps being a famous punchline.
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"earning less" than what Unsuprisingly, NPR is misleading to create a more salacious read, and they failed to cover their tracks: https://books.google.com/books?id=EchKhEduEBwC&pg=PT50&dq=Pe... The resea
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