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   by ncr100 2y ago

   It's fascinating, and being "The Subject" of the fascination and never truly "Objective" is a particular conundrum! Good luck with the "unfortunately" aspect -- totally possible to stop. (sexual humor warn
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   I somewhat differ: The feed's >contents< are the message. And >the feed< is easily abused by content providers who have a PROFIT (Ferengi!) motive. BUT I agree that The Feed is tightly intertwined with The Message. It is th
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   Cute. Learning how to think critically, I think that's the intersection of this cartoon and this blog post.
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   > 5. Talk about it - if you’re reading this you a already know this is a problem. Your friends and family may not be aware of how their feeds are manipulating their attention and beliefs. Without intervention, the radicalisation of opini
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   Yeah, agreed. It is dripping heavily with nerd.
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   "Bodyslam!" (she is part of the World Wrestling Federation business) So much for anti-discriminatory education efforts at the Federal level in the USA. https://www.ed.gov/laws-and-policy/laws-preschool-grade-1
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   Bright side APPRECIATED! TY.
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   Hmm, I see, that's right!
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   by ncr100 2y ago

   Agile. Sprints. Firing QA departments. I see these trends as negatively impacting app quality. "User pain" as a euphemism for "lowest common denominator" apathetic / fear driven development. Like, playing the Vulcan
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Fewer QA means more $100,000 bonuses to overworked Apple devs (2nd hand experience).
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Ya they are competing hard. They are core Apple Value.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    My issue, macOS: Use Notes and enable pop-up from the corner of the screen. I've been unable to select the Note that pops up from the corner, without creating a New note. Then only that new one pops up.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Read this article while eating breakfast, hoping to be able to continue enjoying breakfast. Failed.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    MORE: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43209538 This is what I'm thinking. Now would be a great time for China to start an invasion. It would be a crime. China today, that government is not above committing interna
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    I disagree. It's a way to talk about fear which is not a little thing. We're all afraid. We're humans. It's a great skill, to be afraid, because it allows us to avoid so many dangers. There's no shame in being a hum
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    That's really tragic. Mental health. Emotional intelligence is not something we're born with. Sounds to be like the guy, the father, knows he feels things but then quickly equates them to the intellectual IRL truth. That's wh
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    I watch one get harangued by crows every time it comes to my Seattle neighborhood. It is such a large animal compared to the crows, if it were serious it would absolutely rip the crows to shreds. So far, peaceful.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    I like the idea of separating utility transport from passenger transport, leaving it underground
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    This kind of naive focus on technology is dehumanizing. What are Universities doing to curb this?
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    I keep thinking about the recent videogame version of The Invincible. It's good. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Invincible_(video_game) Moody, mysterious, 1950s style sci-fi references, bold moves, terror. Al
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    3 eyed Simpsons fish here we come!
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    It used to be one could say, "but what about abortion!?" And that world set people alight. Today it's anything anti-Musk or pro-Musk it seems.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Mmm potato potato... He seems a pretty sick guy to take pleasure at other people's suffering As is evidenced by his rhetoric during political rallies especially where he encouraged the audience to beat the living crap out of naysayers,
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    > It is a euphemism, for the fact that the US is a police state Fantastic point, agreed. My 1980s anger at the authoritarian misuse of "freedom" by Regan-nauts all wearing the same their greased helmet hair is affirmed moreso t
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    No. The current GOP administration, starting from before this election: - supported funding Project 2025's development by GOP members - talked about Project 2025 favorably - saw Project 2025 demonized by the media - THEN denied they su
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Here you get SWATted for "fun" by kids, and targeted by Right-Wing extremists with death-threats for "political speech", and targeted by criminals based upon your vulnerability. USA is sooooo not Sweden.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    Many. It's private for basic reasons, as are PII in your workplace.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    You are not alone in this supposition. I believe it's called an autogolpe as Trump is supporting him in this.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    I hope they stop what they are doing. I hope they follow the law.
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    by ncr100 2y ago

    That's misinformation. They are not "audits". They are sincerely following Project 2025, decimating government, and very likely to fire A LOT more federal workers over the summer, then they will install Loyalists throughout.