hunglee2

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by hunglee2 3y ago
I get you, and you are not alone in this challenge. I do know several people who have lost their accounts and they report the same. In fact, I was also suspended erroneously a long time ago and resolved it via online chat, somewhere here h
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by hunglee2 3y ago
It's not useful for commentators to dismiss OP's concerns about losing their LinkedIn account. Just because it has never been helpful to you, doesn't mean it isn't helpful or important to others. And it is true that recr
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Great to see the state intervention bring benefit to the US - for 30 years the dogma of the 'free market' has eroded US industrial power relative to the rest of the world. Now lets see government subsidies for infrastructure, espe
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Kesslerisation will be a war strategy in WWIII - destroy LEO satellites to create a cloud of orbiting debris preventing the use of non cabled internet on planet earth. It will certainly hamper the efficacy of weapons which depend on satelli
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Democracy is *not* at risk if young men - or indeed, any demographic - decides to exercise their democratic rights to vote for a person or party they think represents them. We seem to be falling into the habit of conflating cultural progres
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by hunglee2 3y ago
When we think that the main role of the CEO is to weigh up conflicting information and make a decision based on risk / reward, it becomes obvious that it is the role most suited for AI disintermediation. All that will be left will be &
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Don’t say a word said the lawyer(kentherecruiter.substack.com)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Incredibly bad practice. This type of behaviour would illegal in many jurisdictions with the basics of employee protection. However, in at will jurisdictions, there is little can be done other than for employees to have to suffer it. I am s
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Shift to mobile is an underestimated factor in the decline of Google. TikTok is becoming search engine of choice for mobile first generation, not only because of the user generated content but because UX on search is much superior
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by hunglee2 3y ago
The democratisation of media production brought about by social media is a fundamental challenge to the central authority of government, which had previously been able to control or influence the information environment. Legislation like th
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by hunglee2 3y ago
I make no recommendations! It is only observation of an imbalance of power that could be exploited by the dominant owners of satellite technology
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by hunglee2 3y ago
GPS spoofing will be an excellent technique for false flag operations
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by hunglee2 3y ago
we might end up trusting AI to auto-matchmake for us, seeing as human decision making is not producing the outcomes that we want. However, there is a disincentive for Bumble and other match making platforms to actually make this work - succ
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Elon is going to do it himself with a block feature only he can use.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
all political information is a form of disinformation. Look at the Murdoch empire, pretty much global scale misinformation for decades. Facebook relatively minor in comparison
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by hunglee2 3y ago
the vast majority of misinformation (all information incidentally) is produced by the US, and amplified via US media and information technology. In the great game of narrative influence I would say that the the US is holds the aces
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by hunglee2 3y ago
misinformation is a key part of how politics works. This was the case before facebook, will be the case after facebook. 'Shaping the cognitive environment' is what the powers that be do. Probably best not to empower them further
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by hunglee2 3y ago
all political campaigning is electoral misinformation. As a society, we are just going to have to deal with an untrustworthy informational environment and elevate our level of skepticism to the appropriate level
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Revealed: Europe’s role in the making of Russia killer drones(theguardian.com)
7 points by hunglee2 3y ago|0 comments
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by hunglee2 3y ago
we are going to become the moles of the solar system
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How to create an AI policy for your recruitment process(metaview.ai)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
"Chip War" this is like saying Tonya Harding had a fight with Nancy Kerrigan
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Are older people less innovative?(laetitiaatwork.substack.com)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
“This is something we’d expect to see in Putin’s Russia or in Belarus, not here in a western parliamentary-style democracy,” Canadian journalists now blaming Meta for the inevitable outcomes of the Canadian governments ham fisted legislatio
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by hunglee2 3y ago
I wonder how many parts designed for consumer drones might be used for newly built military application - presumably quite a bit of the electronics
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Why can’t Americans buy cheap Chinese EVs?(ajot.com)
41 points by hunglee2 3y ago|76 comments
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by hunglee2 3y ago
something makes me queasy whenever you have a government telling you that its laws are going to make you 'safer'. Authoritarianism always marches in under this guise
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by hunglee2 3y ago
well he is literally the King
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Sep 18, 1931 Mukden Incident(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
there is no chance of any European automaker being able to compete with Chinese NEV's. The free market needs to be abandoned, tariff barriers need to go up and domestic auto manufacturers be subsidised to enable affordable cars to Euro

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