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by loceng 5y ago
So how deeply informed by experts do you gauge that you are if the majority of what you read or hear is short-form? Do you think there's a cost to that that I guess you've decuded or defaulted to being an acceptable level?
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by loceng 5y ago
You think YouTube would have acted better if Rogan was still posting his full episodes there?
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by loceng 5y ago
It also, along with Instagram, allows or supports fishing and hacking attempts from accounts and doesn't remove them - or most recently an account I reported on IG got an automated "review response" that due to too many repor
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by loceng 5y ago
Makes me think about how the environment of casinos are designed - including pumping in higher levels of oxygen into the air, and makes me wonder if such environments like the one Coinbase is creating should have some regulations? These rel
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by loceng 5y ago
And they're on some blacklist preventing them from being hired in some other law enforcement jurisdiction role?
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by loceng 5y ago
There's an extension to show downvote count again.
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by loceng 5y ago
That added dopamine hit for downvotes and intensify the bubbles for users is only way they can compete better with Facebook's engagement.
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by loceng 5y ago
What's the Venn diagram look to you between projects using blockchain vs. projects using blockchain inherently designed to have or allow same pattern as Ponzi and MLM schemes?
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by loceng 5y ago
Or to frame someone if you're wanting to paint them in a bad light, create suspicion; "I didn't put my AirTag on their car."
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by loceng 5y ago
Good point - or it's a double-whammy economic warfare + reserves for weapons manufacturing; ideally it's also them shooting themselves in the foot and some ally country is seeing the business opportunity, and security threat, and
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by loceng 5y ago
I'm wondering the same - or perhaps biological weapons? It's obviously a cover story, their farmland and farmer needs didn't just all of a sudden lead to requiring the amount it exports.
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by loceng 5y ago
Is ammonium nitrate used for weapons production of any kind?
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by loceng 5y ago
Is there a mechanism yet to prevent these stolen funds from being spent?
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by loceng 5y ago
What are the reasons, and are they all trying to prevent gamification or?
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by loceng 5y ago
It's a battle of optimization to cater to the largest audience, so your market share is larger, so economies of scale work better and they earn higher profit - and arguably at lower design cost as well. Arguably until users are willing
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by loceng 5y ago
I also wish it provided upvote and downvote totals, and not solely the final score - it'd allow more a lot more experiments of differing ways to display threads and comments.
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by loceng 5y ago
I don't know Trudeau senior's history very well. If you watch the video however Peckford shares some history - that Justin's father attempted to get his own version of the Charter of Rights passed, because he thought the prov
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by loceng 5y ago
Isn't the tradition that something reaches mass market before whatever suppression and disinformation campaigns, paid for by the industry, before there's a strong enough response and therefore reaction by elected officials - who o
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by loceng 5y ago
Meanwhile there are some long-lasting situations like the Israel-Palestine conflict/crisis, yet there's clear, ongoing gaslighting occurring - in part due to political ties and economic relationships that bond, align interests; an
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by loceng 5y ago
A promise isn't a contract, so whether it's actually guaranteed in the language in whatever agreements may be signed, will be the determining factor. And how the automative industry has functioned since its existence is risk-benef
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by loceng 5y ago
And if the mainstream media channels are misrepresenting the protestors so blatantly - what other "news" has been propagated to us that they've misrepresented, even subtly?
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by loceng 5y ago
There's absolutely nothing stopping Tesla from adding back lidar/other sensors if the technology becomes cheaper or it turns out visual-only isn't accurate enough; Elon has other advantages that no other company is anywhere n
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by loceng 5y ago
You're making assumptions again. From your perfectionistic-like attitude, you're probably a worse driver than I am - how's that for an assumption? Though I'm generally good at orienting myself compared to others, it&#x27
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by loceng 5y ago
It arguably may allow the navigation to be more accurate, even if a tiny amount, though it obviously isn't strictly required since navigation works without the data.
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by loceng 5y ago
The best initial solution I believe is for the world to protect Palestine from the rockets fired from the Israel side - that way any retaliations to the small group of people firing rockets at Israel don't kill civilians or damage thei
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by loceng 5y ago
This isn't an honest test. Think through the reality and then mimic that - but the reality isn't a child standing still in the middle of the road in the middle of the night. Also, Tesla requires you pay attention still - which is
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by loceng 5y ago
No, but you're attempting to put words into my mouth. You're making assumptions too, it seems, of what scenarios I believe it's safe for rolling stops to occur - or what state a person will be in when they're doing it. F
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by loceng 5y ago
> I'd guess that's a speed deterrent. Long stretches of flat, open road with nothing around to crash into are very inviting for people looking to race. Get going fast enough and you risk losing control of your vehicle and crash
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by loceng 5y ago
And you're being naive or arrogant enough at this moment to think this is "cry[ing] about internet points." Maybe brainstorm as to what the actual implications of the dopamine hit/easy reward to downvote/suppress co
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by loceng 5y ago
And most of the sky for a pilot is a blind spot as planes they can't currently see can intersect they could easily and quickly collide.

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