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by jshen 4y ago
Don’t write any code, easiest way to not have bugs.
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by jshen 4y ago
They said Team Trump asked for tweets to be removed too.
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by jshen 4y ago
So there is no evidence of anything improper. I can’t imagine Elon didn’t release the worst ones, so have no reason to believe anything worse is there, and they also said that the Trump team made requests to remove tweets but didn’t release
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by jshen 4y ago
I haven’t seen any evidence of anything concerning between the DNC and twitter. It’s all conjecture at this point. I’m asking you if you apply these same standards you espouse to the other side. That’s perfectly reasonable.
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by jshen 4y ago
Where is the message? What are those tweets? It’s perfectly reasonable to ask Twitter to remove things if they are illegal or violations of twitters TOS. You’ve shown no evidence that it was improper in any way.
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by jshen 4y ago
Doesn’t this seem like a much bigger problem than what you are complaining about? https://twitter.com/greggnunziata/status/1599295288081948673... And the GOP supports him while he calls for suspending the constitu
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by jshen 4y ago
Become a better story teller and persuader, and learn how to make better decisions and manage risk. A few books that helped me in no particular order … The Science of Storytelling - Will Storr Influence - Robert Cialdini Thinking Fast and S
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by jshen 4y ago
No one banned one political side except Fox News
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by jshen 4y ago
Notice that you didn’t show any message from Biden asking them to do that. This is what was so dishonest about Tiabi’s thread. He conflated two different events. You are saying that Twitter suppressed a story, which they did, on their own!!
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by jshen 4y ago
They aren’t a government entity!!!
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by jshen 4y ago
What messages “called for censorship“ and what did they ask to censor? I haven’t seen any such messages outside of asking to remove non consensual sexual images of a family member that was against twitters TOS and probably illegal. Let’s st
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by jshen 4y ago
I truly don’t understand your point. People can complain about Trump being on there. They can threaten to leave Twitter. Advertisers can pull out of Twitter. Twitter can choose to allow him to stay or ban him. Where is there a problem here?
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by jshen 4y ago
What’s the double standard? A private company can choose to be partisan. See Fox News or Truth Social.
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by jshen 4y ago
Those are such great examples, and they are actual violations of the first amendment.
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Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson Don’t Understand the First Amendment(theatlantic.com)
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I have this same question.
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by jshen 4y ago
But he wasn’t when this happened. David French explains this well https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/12/elon-musk-...
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by jshen 4y ago
So he can’t make a request to remove non consensual sexual images of a family member based on the TOS of Twitter? Honestly, what are you all complaining about?
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by jshen 4y ago
Now do Fox News and the GOP
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by jshen 4y ago
You haven’t clarified anything. Biden was not in government, and you haven’t explained how that’s not the end of the argument here.
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by jshen 4y ago
How does that matter?
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by jshen 4y ago
I still have no idea what your point is. Biden was not in government when this happened, and that’s the critical fact.
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by jshen 4y ago
How is “influence” relevant here? Also, does that make Tucker Carlson or Peter Thiel “influential on government”. Can these people now not ask a social media company to remove non consensual nude photos of their family members because they
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by jshen 4y ago
Pointing of the most critical fact, that he was not in government at the time, is not “picking apart semantics”.
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by jshen 4y ago
“Biden wasn't in office at the time of communications, yet was clearly a figure of influence in government.” What in the world are you saying here? What exactly is a “figure of influence in government“, and how does that matter?
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by jshen 4y ago
Or maybe we’re all in filter bubbles, including you.
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by jshen 4y ago
Many of us have been warning people for years that this would be the outcome. We were ridiculed for it.
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by jshen 4y ago
I’d like to have my cake and eat it too. If everything is a priority nothing is a priority.
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by jshen 4y ago
It costs more to self manage services than to use a managed cloud provider in most non trivial setups.
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by jshen 4y ago
I wouldn’t. As soon as a “savings measure” causes a critical outage they’ll be directed to spend to prevent another outage.

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