ishouldnotbutk8

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by ishouldnotbutk8 14d ago
This is to prevent bubbles, extreme polarization, and psychological manipulation. The goal is to prevent another Cambridge Analytica. Also if you think about it, it would be bad if different people saw completely different political ads. Pa
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by ishouldnotbutk8 14d ago
>Meta decided that the revenue wasn't worth the compliance burden, so they do not accept any political advertising at all Obviously, Meta's most important revenue stream comes from scam advertisements, so all other ads are expe
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by ishouldnotbutk8 18d ago
Wasn't Germany the original country that forced google maps to censor all houses unless they opt-IN? And faces, and driving plates. I think they are quite privacy conscious, as a country.
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by ishouldnotbutk8 25d ago
>successful deployment of a biological weapon by a rogue state actor I was under impression that any medium or large state actor would have no problem developing biological weapons? They certainly have enough resources and talent. A much
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by ishouldnotbutk8 1mo ago
Wouldn't this be a backwards compatibility nightmare? All of the unexpected parses from this blog post suddenly change behaviour? Google put forward KYAML recently ( https://www.kubernetes.dev/resources/keps/52
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by ishouldnotbutk8 1mo ago
Ctrl+F "KYAML", 0 results I think KYAML[1] is very relevant here. KYAML is a strict subset of yaml[2], supported natively by kubernetes tooling in most recent versions. In my opinion it's closer to JSON with comments than to