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841.
by nr2x 5y ago
It's a little more complicated with the WhatsApp business tools, this isn't normal adtech stuff. Search the web for "whatsapp crm integration".
842.
by nr2x 5y ago
He was also famous for lying in interviews, which makes it even more fun to guess if any of it is true.
843.
by nr2x 5y ago
“Encryption”
844.
by nr2x 5y ago
Fermi would like a word.
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Bruce Edwards Ivins(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by nr2x 5y ago|0 comments
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by nr2x 5y ago
Meaning exists in how language is interpreted by the intended audience, in this case, that audience identified this as a threat. No other interpretations are pertinent.
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by nr2x 5y ago
Depends how you are wired, all of my group study interactions in college were thinly veiled romantic efforts, whereas I got my actually studying done at 2am in a mostly empty cafe.
848.
by nr2x 5y ago
Moving from the academy to tech right now and dreading open office.
849.
by nr2x 5y ago
Great work, feeling some heavy nostalgia!
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by nr2x 5y ago
Similar argument made in this Times op-Ed in regards to tracking on the Times website: “ Jean-Christophe Demarta, an advertising executive at The Times, recently told Digiday that even with G.D.P.R.-related changes, The Times’s “digital adv
851.
by nr2x 5y ago
Oh yeah, and he *really* dressed like shit normally - you could easily think he was homeless.
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by nr2x 5y ago
Hard disagree. US agencies don’t have the resources to pursue many actions, so they are very conservative and really only go after slam-dunks. By the time you get contacted you’re already fucked and need to get with the new program - fast.
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by nr2x 5y ago
I once worked in a building and got to be friends with the CEO of a medical tech start up. He dressed like shit everyday, literally had his toe poking out a hole in his shoe. One day he’s dressed impeccably, not just a suit - but a well tai
854.
by nr2x 6y ago
Or Verizon already knows tracking-based ads are not long for this world and got out before the adtech crash.
855.
by nr2x 6y ago
Assume they’ll be rolling out a link to the ‘ad free’ version imminently in that case.
856.
by nr2x 6y ago
Think of it as a specialized systems engineering process, but with people. Sociologists are good at that.
857.
by nr2x 6y ago
From a standpoint of value in a capitalist society she’s not debilitated if she makes money. From a standpoint of living a life where one is fulfilled and has peace of mind, money isn’t the relevant metric.
858.
by nr2x 6y ago
With 1.5x more work for the remaining people they’ll need to be focused…or just find jobs that are 1x the work for same or better pay.
859.
by nr2x 6y ago
Yes, I’ve been doing this for 20 years, I’m aware.
860.
by nr2x 6y ago
Some version of that debate has been going on since roman days.
861.
by nr2x 6y ago
It's like saying 'the n word' which makes somebody say the real, far more unpleasant, word in their own head.
862.
by nr2x 6y ago
Pretty sure "data wrangling" boils down to god-tier regex knowledge - which is less theoretical heavy-lifting than an acquired art that comes with practice.
863.
by nr2x 6y ago
The ultimate designated driver.
864.
by nr2x 6y ago
Assistant has gotten mind-blowingly good, I recently started using it after having given up on Siri and the amount of lead Google has on complex spoken queries is insane. Otherwise, DDG is basically privacy chrome on top of Bing's resu
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by nr2x 6y ago
Recently switched from many, many years of DDG back to Google and I really miss bangs...otherwise, results are way better.
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by nr2x 6y ago
Jokingly meant that instead of reducing useless CPU overhead from adtech/inefficient scripts, we're building yet another layer of waste on top.
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Allegations of biological warfare in the Korean War(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by nr2x 6y ago|0 comments
868.
by nr2x 6y ago
To be fair, "no comment" is generally assumed to be an admission of guilt, so they have to fill the vacuum with some vacuous nonsense.
869.
by nr2x 6y ago
I pay for YouTube Premium, which goes to creators, so it's extra annoying to still have to watch a million awkward VPN pitches.
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by nr2x 6y ago
Once “he” moves his coins, it very well may be.

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