hui-zheng

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Why is LinkedIn so cringe?(trungphan.substack.com)
531 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|278 comments
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Why the coverage of the trucker protest should worry all Canadians(stuartparker.ca)
92 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|72 comments
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
> HR is going to send up a quick red flag and John is likely to resign claiming a poor fit rather than get caught committing or admitting fraud. Though at this point they all know John is committing fraud, they still decided only to appr
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Six bullshit arguments against right to repair that make no sense(odysee.com)
7 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
Making it easier to kill (access to a firearm) doesn't necessarily lowers the cost of killing. The cost of killing lies on the consequence of killing. Some people seem to be blind to the fact that less penalty and defunded/broke
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
so think about this. Do you want to give up your right of protecting yourself and be "protected" by the government? Or, do you want to keep your individual sovereignty and the right to say "no" to the government, meanwhi
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
Come to China. we have no gun and we have one of the least murder rate in the world. We welcome you immigrate here, where people are illegal to possession any weapon other than kitchen knives, and you are fully protected.
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
btw, is this host a man or woman, or some other gender? I genuine what to know so that I could use the correct gender pronouns on this person. That host shall wear a badge with preferred gender pronouns.
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
I would say the most dangerous are not the bad-faith actors, but those self-deceived ones who have genuine "good intention" but act out the "bad" consequence. And everyone of us could be that self-deceived ones, includin
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
that's all good points. I agree. I think it's not Facebook gives the wrong people the loudest megaphones, but our human nature and nature of the population are drawn to those megaphones held by the wrong people. What could we do a
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A citizen journalist who shined a light on Wuhan's plight may die in prison(npr.org)
94 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|36 comments
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Bitcoin Mining Is Reshaping the Energy Sector and No One Is Talking About It(finance.yahoo.com)
7 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|7 comments
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We are Wet'suwet'en and the Coastal GasLink protesters do not represent us(nationalpost.com)
6 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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Six bullshit arguments against right to repair that make no sense(odysee.com)
8 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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China’s Bitcoin Ban Geopolitical Event – Bitcoin Magazine(bitcoinmagazine.com)
2 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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What We Lose When We Lose Thomas Jefferson – By Samuel Goldman(bariweiss.substack.com)
41 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|35 comments
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Gabby Petito. China Mimics the Taliban. Reclaiming Dignity in Digital Age(bariweiss.substack.com)
5 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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A Plug-and-Play Method for Controlled Text Generation(arxiv.org)
3 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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Will AI ever replace human programmers? – Part 2(odysee.com)
1 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|2 comments
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Bombshell – Instagram's suicide farm, and more – By Mike Solana – Pirate Wires(piratewires.com)
12 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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The Facebook Situation: Circlejerk(reddit.com)
4 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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Will AI ever replace human programmers? – Part 1(odysee.com)
1 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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Kill the Ads, Save the Planet(odysee.com)
4 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|0 comments
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Why Judaism? – By Antonio García Martínez – The Pull Request(thepullrequest.com)
5 points by hui-zheng 5y ago|2 comments
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
As I and some other commenters explained, I don't think the law and CL guidance you provided are applicable to this listing. but thanks anyway. I think it's more likely that craigslist just don't want to deal with liability
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
that's what I am curious. I think maybe the website viewers flagging is not sufficient to prevent the illegal listings. I am curious if anyone knows how the moderators and end-user flagging works and how effective they are in a website
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
I also think they might just trying to avoid headaches with illegal listings. I think maybe the human flagging is not sufficient to prevent illegal listings?
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
> Use of gender probably also invites bad actors that leads to a disproportionate amount of support work. could you elaborate more how this listing might more likely to lead to bad actors?
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
If you think about it more. it does. if the landlord can not provide the gender of the tenant who already living there, they ended up receiving so many inquiries and calls from women from who one of the very first questions is "Is the
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by hui-zheng 5y ago
it's not. the landlord is just to post the listing to find a tenant who will share the space with another person. also, this listing only describes the gender of the person who already living there. it doesn't demand or state any

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