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by ok123456 3y ago
This report is very laughable. It looks at the number of posts with the same hashtag between Instagram and TikTok as a simple ratio. An alternate conclusion is that Instagram is censoring topics that don't align with the "Consensu
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by ok123456 3y ago
Even assuming that exception is taken up, it would be difficult to prove in a court that TikTok is using its editorial control to publish propaganda beyond what other social media platforms do quiescently. Propaganda is what advertising is.
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by ok123456 3y ago
What about no sale yet they continue to operate because the ban is not enforceable either legally or technically?
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by ok123456 3y ago
No. It's about whether or not we're hypocrites regarding freedom of the press and freedom of speech, as well as the overall freedom of business.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Yes, it does Yamataya v. Fisher and Yick Wo v. Hopkins. And that protection extends to commercial entities: First National Bank of Boston v. Bellotti.
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by ok123456 3y ago
who?
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by ok123456 3y ago
CP/M didn't have directories until 3.0, which was released in 1983. DOS didn't have them until 2.0. The backslash was chosen because the forward slash was used for arguments. This convention was taken from other timesharing o
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by ok123456 3y ago
Actually, it does.
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by ok123456 3y ago
What if they don't want to change owners? Why should a global company from Singapore do what US politicians want?
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by ok123456 3y ago
Shouldn't the US prove it's better than China by its self-consistent actions with its espoused virtues of freedom of the press?
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by ok123456 3y ago
I won't stop using it.
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by ok123456 3y ago
If you truly believe that social media is a health issue, then ban Facebook, Instagram, Twitch, Discord, and Youtube too.
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by ok123456 3y ago
All they had to do was destroy their existing platform by shoehorning a short video service whether their users wanted it or not. The recommendation systems in those copy-cat systems are very weak.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Usually, these accusations are a form of projection. They have Facebook and Google collecting data for US intelligence agencies and assume China is doing the same.
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by ok123456 3y ago
You can't compare vast swaths of your population getting lung cancer and emphysema or rich people not being able to buy knives with ivy inlays to banning a medium where the common folk can communicate, run businesses, and generally con
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by ok123456 3y ago
> the TikTok ban will be barely felt Banning TikTok will cause an entire generation of Americans to lose all trust in their institutions. Whatever vanishingly small influence China may or may not have through TikTok---still completely un
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by ok123456 3y ago
Why have all the TikTok competitors launched by US social media companies been total flops, then?
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by ok123456 3y ago
Buy a Shenzhen Android phone, then. For $300, you get a stock Android phone that has all of those things.
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by ok123456 3y ago
I don't know about cheap, especially for a kid. A Discman could easily be their Christmas or birthday present.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Yep. At best, the "electronic device" was a distraction, and at worst, it meant you were a drug dealer. I can't imagine having a smartphone in grade school or high school. It's so alien.
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by ok123456 3y ago
The underlying legal theory is that schools are 'in loco parentis' and can establish rules while the students are entrusted to the school by the parents.
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by ok123456 3y ago
The policy at my school was that any "electronic device," be it a cellphone or pager, would be confiscated and held until the end of the school year. I had this happen to a (not yet modified) Radio Shack tone dialer.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Bloom filter or cuckoo hash.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Yes. This is what I meant. A GNU/Linux iptables2 firewall.
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by ok123456 3y ago
I'll stick to using a Linux firewall.
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by ok123456 3y ago
I'd be pretty rich if I got $0.01 every time I was asked that. Also, it gives you the heuristics to decide if a code base is crazy and not redeemable.
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by ok123456 3y ago
The modal programmer barely reads stack traces that tell them where exactly something is happening, even when it tells them exactly the mistake they're making. Digging into other people's code, reading it, and having enough educat
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by ok123456 3y ago
They converted some disused offices into a sleeping area and kitchenette. If they used discretionary funds allocated for a break room, which is what it sounds like from the sound of the $3000 cap, I don't think this is a problem.
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by ok123456 3y ago
It's 2024. Everyone is an adversarial actor.
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by ok123456 3y ago
Yes. Trying to sell an "AI detector" is a fool's errand since this is how adversarial networks (the hot model from two hype cycles ago) are trained. The only use of the "AI detector " is to tune the model so that th

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