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by op03 6y ago
You give them too much credit. There is no such fine grained control. Its more like an ant hill or an endocrine system.
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by op03 6y ago
...reads article...stares blankly out of the window wondering what is even going on here dude...
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by op03 6y ago
This a regulator leaking the data. Not a bank employee leaking the data. Why would they leak it? Cause they know the system is fubar. The simple question to ask is how many people are needed to monitor the system. Now you have one clown aft
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All of Us Are Smarter Than Any of Us – Positive Interdependence in Groups(psychologytoday.com)
3 points by op03 6y ago|0 comments
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by op03 6y ago
It's not mind boggling if you look at budget allocations for Justice delivery anywhere in the world. It doesn't generate revenue and takes up huge costs in salaries/pensions/healthcare etc. Cities and States have finite
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by op03 6y ago
Maybe true, but if you use that as a reason to harass an underlying, you will get fired if you work for me.
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by op03 6y ago
Here's a good write up of what I meant while responding to the comment about dangs insights - https://points.datasociety.net/how-not-to-know-ourselves-522... "Third Place" is just one example of understanding
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by op03 6y ago
Start with Jan Gehl or B.V. Doshi. EDIT: Also check out and explore - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place
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Platform data tells us more about platform design than human behavior(points.datasociety.net)
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by op03 6y ago
Usually people who design interaction spaces know something about human behavior, spectrum of personality types/needs, social psychology, group dynamics etc and then design the space. But what has happened in the tech world, is obvious
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by op03 6y ago
I have seen it with friends busy bashing each other on Twitter/FB but being able to reconcile on a Whatsapp group or a private meeting. Its not that on Whatsapp groups some members of the group aren't entertained by a good fight a
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by op03 6y ago
Remove the Publicly visible Like Count and those kind of conversations and connections are easy. The Like count makes people defensive or aggressive especially when they are called out in public leading to never ending reaction and counter
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by op03 6y ago
Things got back and forth between open and closed - freedom and convenience. There is no end state. Once upon a time everyone thought IBM was invincible and then Intel and then Microsoft. Then what happened? To understand the cycle read - T
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by op03 6y ago
High wind speeds can make it spread over acres in minutes - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Fire_(2018) Also air units had to wait around till sunrise.
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by op03 6y ago
Lot of DIY smart mirror projects/tutorials using old hardware on hackaday. No idea how easy or hard dismantling the screen of macbook is though.
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by op03 6y ago
We haven't crossed that point, for the simple reason the resources and manpower to do it sustainably don't exist. When you are dealing with hundreds of millions of people do the math on how many "arbiters of truth" you n
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by op03 6y ago
Music is probably another route.
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by op03 6y ago
A good starting point before all such wondering begins is always Herbert Simon and his work on Administrative Behavior.
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by op03 6y ago
Yup long long way to go to - https://www.rand.org/pubs/working_papers/WRA516-1.html
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by op03 6y ago
Also told in Schultz book's Pour Your Hear Into It which is quick interesting read. Moral of the story is to cultivate and understand the value of your Network. It takes a village to compensate for things you cant do by your self. If y
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Combining Mass Spectrometry and Augmented Reality for Tumor Removal(chemistryworld.com)
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by op03 6y ago
Cigarettes aren't free and haven't caused society to implode in every country on the planet. Dopamine on the other hand, that the Facebook cartel pushes through their Like counting, attention capturing/engagement maximizing
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by op03 6y ago
Thinking clearly has been effected ever since a Like count showed up next to every human thought. Misguided people are surrounded by misguided people. And Like count made sure they all upvoted each other. Reinforcing Beliefs and Behavior. I
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The 7 Traits of Conspiratorial Thinking(weforum.org)
1 points by op03 6y ago|0 comments
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Nreal Light MR smart glasses make their retail debut(tomshardware.com)
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by op03 6y ago
Not a bad move. It can shorten the number hops to buying an item. If a Walmart buy button is in a popular social media app thats not a bad thing. The influencer crowd is after all trying to sell stuff. Plus they constantly have to deal with
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Making a House with a 3D Pen(youtube.com)
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by op03 6y ago
Physicists, have you guys talked to marketing ppl who spend day and night studying massive datasets of humans colliding on that super collider called social media? Man I am scared (not even sure why) that there will be convergence between b
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by op03 6y ago
Too much focus on the guy and too little focus on what he is saying in the comments. Thats a bad sign.
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by op03 6y ago
What people haven't realized is you dont need to think in terms of Hierarchy anymore. Which is the way people have thought about anything for thousands of years. Fitting into domination or skill based hierarchies was optimal when resou

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