keewee7

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How My Dependence on Facebook cost me my startup, $100M, and 110 jobs(twitter.com)
44 points by keewee7 5y ago|14 comments
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by keewee7 5y ago
They only forbid Russian residents from having direct access to production servers. That means sysadmin and devops roles. Russians are employed in other positions.
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by keewee7 5y ago
This includes being subscribed to r/worldnews and r/politics.
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Avalanche-based Atom rug pulls within a day of its launch, claiming a bug(web3isgoinggreat.com)
2 points by keewee7 5y ago|0 comments
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by keewee7 5y ago
As an EU citizen I want an immediate ban on fossil fuel imports from Russia.
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Arduino Engineering Kit(arduino.cc)
1 points by keewee7 5y ago|0 comments
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Saving Lives with Elixir(erlang-solutions.com)
3 points by keewee7 5y ago|0 comments
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by keewee7 5y ago
I have noticed that a lot of tech and startup clubs on Clubhouse were created by users from India and Iran. Today the clubs are still dominated by users from these countries. Nothing wrong with that but that also indicates the usual clickfa
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by keewee7 5y ago
How do you do marketing when the target demographic uses adblocking?
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by keewee7 5y ago
It's because Facebook and Google tolerates far-right content on their platforms. That is why they're being targeted by progressive MEPs from the EU and liberal American media. As an EU citizen I will not miss Facebook but it'
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by keewee7 5y ago
This is actually an interesting case study of who is spreading and consuming fake news. This fake news reached the top of reddit and trended on Twitter. Both are dominated by users who think of themselves as smarter than the fake news consu
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by keewee7 5y ago
The goal is to create European state enterprises to replace Microsoft, Google, Facebook etc. These privacy regulations were championed by socialist MEPs.
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by keewee7 5y ago
The activist MEPs in the EU who have pushed for these regulations are overwhelmingly (German) socialists. I support their work to protect the privacy of EU citizens. But I'm also aware that their goal is to replace Microsoft, Google, F
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by keewee7 5y ago
>The EU combined is the largest economic region in the world. It's not 2011 anymore. The GDP of the US has surpassed the GDP of the EU.
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Paul Graham (Y Combinator) on NFTs(twitter.com)
3 points by keewee7 5y ago|0 comments
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by keewee7 5y ago
I was thinking over a really long time period. There is at least 20-30 more years of general purpose programming being a highly sought after skill. But with time most programming is going to be done by AI that is directed by domain experts.
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by keewee7 5y ago
It's interesting that AI is being aggressively applied to areas where AI practitioners are domain experts. Think programming, data analysis etc. We programmers and data scientists might find ourselves among the first half of knowledge
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AssangeDAO(assangedao.org)
6 points by keewee7 5y ago|6 comments
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by keewee7 5y ago
Can someone explain why privacy coins like Monero are not more popular? There is something going on in the cryptocurrency communities that doesn't reward features that increase privacy and decentralization. Privacy and decentralization
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by keewee7 5y ago
And please remember to make good old server-rendered websites that can be archived by the Internet Archive.
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by keewee7 5y ago
reddit was also the first true large scale gathering place for incels, men's rights activists, and pick-up artists. Most of these subcultures have been banned today but reddit acted as a massive force multiplier for these movements.
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by keewee7 5y ago
Because Russia and Putin have a recent history of using false-flag attacks. The 1999 Russian apartment bombings are universally considered false-flag attacks by Russian journalists and historians who are not on the Kremlin payroll. https:&
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by keewee7 5y ago
I'm surprised this didn't get more attention in mainstream media and on the Internet.
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Aïgbado Massacre (2022)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by keewee7 5y ago|1 comments
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by keewee7 5y ago
>If some other nation had done a similar air strike which killed innocent civilians, there would be sanctions one after another. You mean just like Russia recently did in Africa? >On 16 and 17 January 2022 at least 65 civilians were k
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by keewee7 5y ago
>On the other hand Ukraine itself is saying it’s not a crisis This is such a dishonest take. The Ukrainian government is downplaying the Russian threat because it doesn't want its tax paying population to flee to Western Europe. Our
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by keewee7 5y ago
Russia and Putin have a recent history of using false-flag attacks. The 1999 Russian apartment bombings are universally considered false-flag attacks by Russian journalists and historians who are not on the Kremlin payroll.
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by keewee7 5y ago
Just a reminder that Russia and Putin have a recent history of using false-flag attacks. The 1999 Russian apartment bombings are universally considered false-flag attacks by Russian journalists and historians who are not on the Kremlin payr
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by keewee7 5y ago
Absolutely. Eastern Europe and China are a lot more wealthy today than they were in 2006.
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by keewee7 5y ago
>Instead you can go to TikTok where you will find mostly amusing and at times informative content. TikTok has by far the best recommender system I have ever tried. After an hour of use the system had correctly narrowed down my interests

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