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by mdale 6y ago
It's odd state of the world where we will have to add significant amounts of noise to prevent browsers from revealing what site they are visiting because of traffic request protocols getting too efficient and browsers trying to be effi
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by mdale 6y ago
This -> if all the people would followed the restrictions to the letter it would been under control many times over, as demonstrated by NZ, TW, AU, CN.
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by mdale 6y ago
It falls a bit into the trap of assuming people operate with a level playing field of information though as other mention in thread it's deeply refreshing to see a public official act with some humility and respect for it's citize
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by mdale 6y ago
ACLU had long defended speech they hate: https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-speech/aclus-longstanding-com... There is some weird playing the victim card here as social networks try and clean pure play disinformation c
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by mdale 6y ago
Issues is lies are more sedatius than truth, so radicalization can win out over rationalization short of "controlled" efforts to the contrary.
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by mdale 6y ago
Its a dangerous assumption that a company can conduct ethics research to begin with no? One should just assume it's a highly paid PR group. Academy has it's challenges with ethics and issues of representation in research even with
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by mdale 6y ago
Does it run with wine ? :)
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by mdale 6y ago
Every home likely has five to six linux OS running locally; routers, TVs, phones, refrigerators, video doorbell etc.
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by mdale 6y ago
I think this sums up our predicament: "Lies can be carefully crafted to exploit the way human brains work, to mislead people into believing them... the truth is limited, because it has to be true."
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by mdale 6y ago
For some reason hyper minimalism comes to mind :) http://www.cc.com/video-clips/2zifz2/upright-citizens-brigad...
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by mdale 6y ago
Would have been nice if the article could have embedded a video towards making a statement of ease of use of peer tube :)
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by mdale 6y ago
Some great commentary here :) I for one am enjoying being not so efficient this morning.
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by mdale 6y ago
Labeling and providing context on objective propaganda is not censorship; it's a "use it or lose it" responsibility. Let's keep the context of this label around the post on mail in votes "would be a free for all on
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by mdale 7y ago
We use json schema to counter a lot of the concerns listed around type checks, validation, back references to structures etc. More importantly this helps us have tight validation around configuration ecosystem that defined experimentation a
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More with Less; Client Side Rollups for Video QoS at Crunchyroll(blog.ellation.com)
1 points by mdale 7y ago|0 comments
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by mdale 7y ago
It's odd that the post mentions Wikipedia as it is a counter argument to the central premise. I.e contesting book fact aggregation would already had to have sued an won against Wikipedia and Britannica before it.
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Crunchyroll’s Universal React Player(blog.ellation.com)
3 points by mdale 7y ago|0 comments
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by mdale 7y ago
I consider it highly unlikely it's looking bad. Playing ads on the internet at scale (where your control you content costs) is profitable else no other companies would not be doing it. Think of companies like tubi breaking into profita
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by mdale 7y ago
It's simply not a good idea to download and install binaries from arbitrary websites. It's been too heavily abused. It's not a reasonable strategy to have Google or anyone sort through that mess outside of systems or services
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Managing CPU Load in Golang(blog.ellation.com)
7 points by mdale 7y ago|0 comments
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by mdale 7y ago
For example: https://youtu.be/T1iWcnSjfOM
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Crunchyroll Delta Config Service for Experimentation
2 points by mdale 7y ago|0 comments
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by mdale 7y ago
It can be forked it if the opinions are widely shared and you think people will support you to run it better ? The tone of the article seemed to be casting shade relative to the institution funding it's development as the foundation of
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by mdale 8y ago
Not really .. you can just have the page / content duration bounce around a bit as you scroll down in rare cases where image size is dictating layout :/ .. we see that pretty frequently in post page display ad fill pushing thing
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by mdale 8y ago
+1
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by mdale 8y ago
We have Wikipedia, internet archive, library system that could be counted here as well no?
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by mdale 9y ago
There is already mechanical Turk for the cases the author described. There are many paid initiatives to label data that these companies employ. These "AI" companies sample sizes are small compared to the services they provide agai
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by mdale 9y ago
Yea .. if 10x compute made all the difference we would see elastic cloud compute doing things 10x as well ;) As always these new application work in tandem of hardware and software advances; seems odd to point to one or the other.
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by mdale 9y ago
Http/2 push is interesting here. Beyon static assists I wonder about read API orchestration or equivalent of graghQL on edge. I.e a single request comes in and it's broken apart against catchable resources and pushed back to the c
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by mdale 9y ago
What about AWS ? I often see spend 10k+ Without much of a conversation with salespeople. But this is probably the exception rather then the rule. And of course there is high touch to grow accounts after they reach certain threasholds.

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