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by hunglee2 3y ago
it is critical for national security and public order to monitor the activity of subversive elements. These 'teaching assistants' may well be spies for foreign governments or unwitting pawns manipulated by those governments. As a
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Alibaba is dominant
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Very real possibility this is the end of Web Summit, which is crazy when you consider the size and significance of the event vs the incident which triggered the outcry. Next event after Lisbon? Doha 2024. Qatar of course the main financial
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by hunglee2 3y ago
the only answer to this assertion is 'of course' We are in the era of contesting narratives, with 'disinformation debunkers' being amongst the worst culprits. All is propaganda or meta-propaganda, our anguish is coming t
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by hunglee2 3y ago
there is no need to debunk Zeihan, he's at the in-it-for-the-clicks stage of his career as a public intellectual
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by hunglee2 3y ago
A fair piece, especially on the concept of 'civilisation-state' vs 'nation-state'. All three of China, India and Russia can be understood as the former, given that they are each formerly multi-ethnic, multi-national empi
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Am I the only one who is concerned about these 'touch up' effects on video apps? I get that it is better to look good than bad, but perhaps it also a bad thing to look good all the time? We can't be far away from being able t
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by hunglee2 3y ago
exactly
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by hunglee2 3y ago
I believe Musk's attempt to deal with bots comes from genuine motives but every move so far has been bungled, with this the latest example. The only way to mitigate bots is true verified ID, but that is a nettle Musk will not grasp, he
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Can China Make Hydrogen Electrolyzers Cheap as It Did for Solar?(macropolo.org)
7 points by hunglee2 3y ago|5 comments
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Important to slow down China's innovation rate - the maintenance of the rules based order depends on it
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by hunglee2 3y ago
"But the US doesn’t want to be more restrictive than necessary, Raimondo said, emphasizing a consistent message from the Biden administration that Washington doesn’t seek to hurt China’s economy"
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by hunglee2 3y ago
'shaping the cognitive environment' is what the business of news is generally all about. As information consumers, we have little choice other than trepidatiously pick our way through the narratives supplied to us as best we can.
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Approaches to location-based pay (and the pros and cons of each)(ravio.com)
1 points by hunglee2 3y ago|0 comments
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Electricity Grids and Secure Energy Transitions [pdf](iea.blob.core.windows.net)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
China will not sign a Plaza Accord, there is no chance of Japanization of the PRC.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
NYT report might itself have been a weapon, knowing how the Modi government would react.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
totally agree. The greater good > than individual freedom. My eyes are being opened on this very thread
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by hunglee2 3y ago
the solution to authoritarianism is to learn from the authoritarians? I'm pleased that we are able to think like this, we should learn what we can, from whoever might have the right answer - in this I fully agree
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by hunglee2 3y ago
do we agree with this authoritarianism? I wonder whether we should just let the kids access to all information, we actually don't know whether this will lead to good or bad outcomes.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
I wonder what governments will do to counter this, if indeed it is a problem to be solved. What do we think - should the US implement laws maximum hours per user per platform, according to age?
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by hunglee2 3y ago
I hear you, and you make a good point. However, I think the term 'unintended' is both accurate and non-bothersome in this case, as I am confident that when the law was designed, it did not factor in this downstream impact.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
I believe the Netherlands stipulates the requirement to offer every job as either part or full time, and a substantial number of job applicants go for the part time option, especially women. Interestingly, there have been some unintended do
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Extraterritoriality is disturbs me - its an assertion of power without any kind of neutral arbitrator. It's like sending invoices randomly to any company and see if they pay up. What if X says 'no' - X is banned in Australia?
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by hunglee2 3y ago
you either have free speech or you don't. I get the censorship argument - every socieity observes speech taboos - explicit or implicit - and we all seem to agree that there are certain things, in certain cases, that cannot be said. How
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ArianeGroup Wants €210M per Year More to Operate Ariane 6(europeanspaceflight.substack.com)
1 points by hunglee2 3y ago|0 comments
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by hunglee2 3y ago
the naivete of this law has already been exposed. How are social platforms meant to distinguish between real vs fake when the facts on the ground cannot be independently verified in real time? This was already a massive challenge pre-AI, bu
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by hunglee2 3y ago
The Project for A New American Century is also a good companion piece to this article
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Generative AI will transform three key HR roles(mercer.com)
1 points by hunglee2 3y ago|0 comments
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The State of AI Report 2023(stateof.ai)
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