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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Isn't Climate Change a pleonasm ? It's a bit obvious a temporary thing changes. Also there is very little doubt that humanity as a whole is a major force accelerating it. Yet, I don't think that CO2 models proven to be accura
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Some smells fishy about the criticism of podcasts on spotify. Stop lobbying against features… it’s regressive and just open doors for competitors.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
The more information the better, thing is platforms want to sell their content first and foremost. This removal of user input was pushed by the business so they could push content regardless of personal interest. Ever wonder why Netflix kee
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
US agencies are definitely not toothless, full autonomy to act as they wish since the first Patriot act. Most annoyingly, no one managed to remove those powers.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
The way China works, Jack Ma doesn’t have full autonomy over his company or his money. Just thought about highlighting that.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
As someone that has been involved in political events, sometimes this could be an agreement to avoid more damage to the company. The truth usually doesn’t come out unless there is a leak.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Trust the Science is so silly that it shows the ignorance of those that speak it. Science by definition is an ever changing and refining process and the very process of studying is challenging settled science. Once, Einstein was called a lu
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Very Sinister, it doesn't allow you to input location. Almost like a location backdoor.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
The reason the algorithm does this is simple, they want to trigger an obsessive compulsive behaviour. The irritating content provokes you to engage and that's how a lot of their profit is made.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Problem here is enforcement, as we have seen ... The Legal representatives are also elected, meaning that the legal system is also political. Everyone has something to gain out of it.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
We are going the totalitarian route. Ministry of Truth will tell what numbers are legal and which ones are. Publishing data that goes against a narrative is a high crime punishable by Goolags. I know it might be news for the kids but this i
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
The model itself is broken, the abuses on section 230 turned platforms into publishers. It's now a chess game where external governments use this to control public perception. Best example is China and how coupled with Big Tech they ar
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Completely agree, there are a few business cases that completely exemplify this. Don’t let the shallow information internet comments tell you otherwise. Anyways, Costco model is simple … but large quantities of high quality products and wor
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Amazon itself relies on the honest and trustworthiness of internet reviews. If they become synonymous with poor quality products and fake advertisement, they will become the new poundland.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Sound interesting, I have been planning to do something like this for a while. In the end, app development is so standardised that I don’t get why tooling is so terrible.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
So they lied ... not surprising companies promise things just to betray their customers in a second. I still remember when Facebook won the social media war by promising to never allow advertisement.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
It's a bigger trend of Executives taking decisions without revising with their own shareholders.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
So you are openly a supporter of Corporatism. The more money, the more political representation you are allowed to purchase. Congrats.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Nice, we can no longer run from politics. We need two services for every single political affiliation. Are you on Communist Twitter or the Capitalist one ?
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
80k is not a huge crowd by any accounts .. it's not even one trump rally
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Let’s be honest, isn’t it free already ? The Tech / science side has millions of hours of free education online. Much better than anything Finland or Russia together could ever provide. Even certifications are free or as cheap as a few
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
The system exists to be gamed
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
We got used to companies abusing processes and not being punished. Just look at how all Big Tech companies systematically break laws and happily pays the fines for these crimes.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
What do you think the whole Hate Speech movement is ? They want to criminalise speech and the enforcement framework is SOPA. After two decades they noticed that it’s much easier to achieve what you want if you create a buggey man.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Quick warning, we are nowhere near that. The world he is talking about still relies on a population of Tesla Bots.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Too much narrative and too little facts. I don’t care how much the journalist hates space travel, just get to the point. All that rumble means, he personally believes that “a more risky” correction for a red light was taken because the pilo
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Looks great
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
RIP
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
When the system will refuse something that benefits them ? It’s applied Kafka
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Says the influential politician being blackmailed for something that happened decades ago. Privacy is the only way to have a civilised society with a functional democracy

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