lurker619

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by lurker619 6y ago
So do you agree we were wrong to ban ISIS recruiting groups on facebook? Less sarcastically, do you agree that the amplification of thought and rhetoric possible using social media isn't something that was considered 500 years ago? i.e
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by lurker619 6y ago
Coups in the 21st century may not look like coups of the 20th century. This article may interest you - https://themargins.substack.com/p/the-first-phygital-coup
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by lurker619 6y ago
This really reminds me of Antony's "Friends, romans, countrymen..." speech that is ostensibly peaceful and respectful but is actually riling up the crowd.
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by lurker619 6y ago
How do you feel about this video? https://twitter.com/PhilipinDC/status/1347028917685800961
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by lurker619 6y ago
Really neat timeline. What type of software is this running?
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by lurker619 6y ago
MLOps. Why are there so many new startups when the giants like GCP, AWS, H2o etc have already productionized most of the major features, and will add new features in a flash.
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by lurker619 6y ago
The ratio of signal to noise on my facebook feed is much worse than my twitter feed. Maybe I'm the right target segment for twitter (young professional in tech) but I see 100x more interesting content from tech/comedians/VCs
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by lurker619 6y ago
I don't think there is any specific solution, just like there isn't any "solution" to the various wars going on around the world. Social media is going to be a geopolitical quagmire with governments and corporations cons
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by lurker619 6y ago
I agree 100%. I don't think I'd ever order so much from random local restaurants if they weren't easily available in the doordash/ubereats apps in a standard format at the click of a button. No way would I google, search
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by lurker619 6y ago
Hope this wouldn't be prosecutable as hacking?
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by lurker619 6y ago
Why not a chrome extension that would overlay recommendations on top of a regular youtube page? Then you just have to convince users to install it once.