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One thing I have seen work to get people to build up confidence, healthier interactions etc is to break up large groups into groups of 5 and give them a reading list, where one person every week is appointed to talk about a paper on the lis
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Key phrase here is - "we are not algorithmically amplifying content" Trump (or Obama for that matter and such characters who suddenly appear out of nowhere due to their pandering to a fan club skills) cannot be propped up at light
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The United Nations North Delegates’ Lounge (2014)
(newrepublic.com)
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I am going to guess all those sudden jerks are the build breaking on the latest commit.
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Good observations and for those who want to dig deeper look up the works of Nobel + Turing award winner Herbert Simon - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_A._Simon
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Looking at the matrix. Encoded ofcourse cause theres way too much information and the image translators only work for construct program.
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The Guardian on the other hand pays people to lead thought all the time. Too bad it doesn't work.
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Drama exists everywhere especially when systems aren't mature (ie still producing random effects). Even on Wikipedia. But my point was we have to go beyond the Counts and experiment on Reward/Punishment Systems more. Focus goes to
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One thing worthy of study about Stack Overflow/Wikipedia/HN etc is the Reward System - or specifically their experiments at answering the question within a community or a society of who/what gets propped up and who/what
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Recently I had a bunch of snails appear out of nowhere all over the garden. And I spent a whole lot of time, trying to figure out what they were feeding on, cuz some were getting really big. The whole thing was quite fascinating...like how
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Thats what was said about Wall St after many a blunder. They are still raking it in. Do you know why?
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Well they work on their own timeslines :) I had to cut down a tree about 6-7 years ago. The leftover stump at the base couldnt be removed without major excavation due to the elaborate root network. That stump has attracted all kinds, sizes,
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I always thought it was the opposite. Struggling through something gets my mind of something else.
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They just have to mandate turning of the Like Count (and other half baked signaling). Things will revert to the old internet.
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I wouldn't worry about the science bit. No one worries about the university library getting larger and larger or how its going to confuse or misguide people even though everyone knows there are many books in there, full of errors, outd
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Tech solutions to deplatforming will involve changes to how reward mechanisms work (ie Likes/Views/Clicks/Followers etc). No one needs to get banned but they can be thrown in the drunk tank (so no rewards ie Likes/Views&
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Range_(particle_radiation)
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Next up True Negativity or Positive Toxicity. Take your pick. “Our language is an imperfect instrument created by ancient and ignorant men. It is an animistic language that invites us to talk about stability and constants, about similaritie
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What are you guys even upvoting these days :)))
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Women on the Move
(nationalgeographic.com)
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Check out github.com/endless-sky/endless-sky
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I was just being flip. The selection process will never happen because the conformists and professionally dishonest will have something to say about it.
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"almost all of them are conformists. They are more or less honest, but they tolerate those who are not honest" - Grigori Perelmen Basically we need to round up and shoot the conformists and dishonest bunch to Mars when ever the ro
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>sugar maple and oak, hickory and poplar I feel the trees mentioned are somehow involved too.
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What an interesting character. Where are all the crazy Irish these days?
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Dont have a cow man.
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And all of it is free no matter how large the herd of cattle grows right? That narrative time and again has proved to be bullshit as things scale. The larger the scale the larger the problems. No free lunch. Just a matter of time. The only
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Most importantly it hasnt adopted the Like/Follower count based Reward system that lot of people in the tech world have mindlessly included all over the place. Try running any org with a Like and Follower count based reward system and
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At that rate I am guessing the network doesn't have to deal with rain or snow or customer issues cause obviously the budget for all that is not required because how can it even exist? It's following the now classic Facebook model
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Telegram is a business. Ads are coming this year. Signal is basically a non profit (so far). Thats all I need to know to make a choice given the track record of the robotic buffoon class that believe everything that momentarily scales up ne
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