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by ncr100 5mo ago
Democratic responsibilities need reinforcement IMHO - it requires engagement: * Knowing what rights we, the citizens, most care about * Knowing how to effectuate change with Voting, Protesting / Discussing (civic attention), and Fundin
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by ncr100 5mo ago
I disagree with that particular 'against the grain' (.. that this somehow is a positive thing for Meta products ..) for the critical reason that META corp is an established Advertising business and pivoting to non-Advertising-supp
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Hah! Money != Worth .. is being proven as the stratification of society intensifies with more and more billionaires, fewer people in the middle class, and more in the lower income class.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Does this .. - "slipped through a crack in our disclosure pipeline" .. mean something akin to, "DownDetector Itself Doesn't Detect that It Is Also Down"? or something like that? Is there a category of security probl
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by ncr100 5mo ago
It SHOULD be a political issue in the upcoming elections, since it gave access into a political account TO "the bad guys"...could be one of USA's enemies.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Kind of tells me something about Money, that these are some of the richest people on the planet. I'm not sure what exactly .. but throwing any random idea against the wall and seeing what sticks, ethics be damned, seems to be the commo
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Human biology likely makes it harder to write on a glass screen with a perceptible Gap in time, latency between where the pen is and where the pixels appear as well as the physical colocation Of the pencil tip and the written line differs m
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by ncr100 5mo ago
What is the chance that the US population majority will recognize this need and push for some kind of gerrymandering fix that includes a democratic upgrade?
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by ncr100 5mo ago
IDK about you, I keep imagining the horn when I see the outside: like Beaker from Dr Honeydew's laboratory in The Muppets, "Hmeep!" Ferrari horns are in my opinion legendary wonderful toots. And I'm troubled that this ca
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by ncr100 5mo ago
All worthwhile points. A less worthwhile point: Especially especially low drag, when people don't drive it.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Cool, inspires me to think, "should we regulate away the toxic side effects which we realize COULD have come, if we built it less considerately?"
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Try "good job"
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Being fired for calling out Corruption. That's how I read this.
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by ncr100 5mo ago
Could they also, if they owned a 10,300 vehicle fleet of orbiting satellites, add radar or optical surveillance to each, and track every human on planet early in real time?
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by ncr100 6mo ago
I've a thought that AI could drive humanity to appreciate humans, as a side effect of its rise. Nowadays we're bumping up against alternative nonhuman intelligences, nowadays as we go about our lives. New neighbors, kind of. And A
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Sounds to me like what people are identifying as dopamine, generating it and enjoying it. I am not educated though about brain function. Noticing novelty is beneficial in nature as it surfaces opportunities to conscious level. "Squirre
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Seems like distractions ...I can't convince you there that the administration's focus on what I would consider low hanging and unimportant ways to make the world a better place not a distraction from the Epstein files and the idea
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Terminology like "private" and "trust" differ in meaning from computer land to human convention. It's a concern to me, because humans often extend their trust to computer trust based upon misunderstanding of the ide
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Singapore has 30% or more families using corporal punishment, according to this https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10311744/
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by ncr100 6mo ago
In many midsize companies I've worked as an engineer, developing a growth plan is something I have been asked to do, and to share it with my manager. Then at the end of the quarter I go over the growth plan and the manager agrees or di
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Photos on Google has a Document image recognition category too. <3
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by ncr100 6mo ago
How so?
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Which something? The identical-ness of your particular collection of cards, in the wallet?
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Yep - Says he's got a Microsoft.com email address: > "feel free to reach me directly (my alias @microsoft.com) or"
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by ncr100 6mo ago
I read this as 'RAT factories' - like Neanderthal decided to breed thousands of rats presumably for food. Assuming rats were meaty and not taboo then, as they are now.
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by ncr100 6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47934116
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Yikes - selling "When did I last Orgasm" to Mark Zuckerberg's team seems like an undesirable "leak" of information. .. To be clear, "wired app to standard ad-tech surveillance plumbing, sending concepts like us
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Check out this album, especially Bernard's Boogie, and Horses. - https://donnybenet.bandcamp.com/album/il-basso Totally not written by Google.
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by ncr100 6mo ago
That is too difficult as the concept (of trusting one's perception) is, I believe, intertwined deeply with other aspects of being human, for many people. It's not reasonable to require that those people be mentally organized in a
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by ncr100 6mo ago
Yes, and tx for sharing the experience of the hog video - recommended to me too and I chose not to click, as I did not want the frustration of seeing another "tech run amuck" example, of tech disrupting YET ANOTHER norm. Relatedly

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