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puppycodes
11mo ago
> "This is not accurate" I don't get what you thought was inaccurate? I couldn't disagree with you more about your unpopular opinion. I've been hiring for years and imo the best interview is a trial period doin
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puppycodes
11mo ago
The only way polygraphs work is by convincing people its an actual lie detection machine. Cops leveredge this belief and tell you that you "failed miserably" so you ultimately confess because "your caught". They are abou
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11mo ago
As someone who has built and managed several suicide hotlines I'm very skeptical of these claims. Unfortunately suicide is a complex topic filled with important nuance that is being lost here. Wanting to find a "reason" someo
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11mo ago
I forsee a lobby to the government for further restriction on our freedom of speech by google and others as these companies can't compete with open source and decentralized alternatives that are beginning to offer really well made alte
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11mo ago
There is a massive difference between collecting your DNA and iris or fingerprint. a Gattaca-esq society is terrifying.
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11mo ago
Seems pretty important to require a neutral tone regardless of how egregious the acts are described in the entry. This is what makes Wikipedia good.
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11mo ago
People are so desparate to drink this koolaide they forget they are reading an advertisment for a product.
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1y ago
Seems like this would be to collect faces of what they consider "dissedents" rather than verify citizenship which can be done much more accurately through a mobile fingerprint reader. Then again, who needs accuracy when you dissap
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1y ago
I like the pricing model but I'm skeptical it will last.
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1y ago
Samsung products are shipping with what feels dangerously close to malware these days
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puppycodes
1y ago
Looks interesting but i'm unclear what makes it "more accurate"?
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1y ago
I wouldn't tie my email to a chatbot let alone my literal goverment ID.
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1y ago
Yeah they really turned their product into over-complicated garbage instead of focusing on doing one thing well.
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1y ago
Oh yeah this can't go wrong at all... feels like the onion wrote this.
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1y ago
Because they are?
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1y ago
sorry but what are talking about? This is why so many studies are impossible to replicate. The sample size has everything to do with the hypothesis here. There is no one size fits all meaningful sample size. When you make a claim about &quo
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1y ago
The point is Flock intends to expand their product offerings far beyond license plate reading. It has to do with Flock's AI because all the features in all the products will converge on selling surveillence of civilians. All their prod
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1y ago
I thought this was surely a joke as it is a hilarious premise for a "scientific" paper not much qualifies as statistically significant from a sample size of 136 men out of roughly 4 billion.
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1y ago
have you seen this? https://www.flocksafety.com/products/flock-dfr much much more dystopian...
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1y ago
I can smell its sunset already.
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1y ago
The example they show... generating a garbage AI generated blog.
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1y ago
"Hack into any mobile phone including encrypted apps" I know im preaching to the choir on HN but this is objectively false. Properly informing folks helps them avoid being dissapeared by ICE.
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1y ago
Theres so much technology out there that reports a location with an alert you would figure you could literally make this app with an ios shortcut
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1y ago
Ugh... True. Thats what I get for having a moment of hope. Lesson learned lol.
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1y ago
It's hard to beleive the number of intelligent people involved in this terrible idea
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1y ago
Oh hell yes two million signatures lets gooooo. Finally some inspiring movement on this front.
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1y ago
Disgusting... Perhaps the only positive that might come from this type of thinking is an eventual revolt that will crush characters like ellison and provide strong real laws that protect us from this garbage in the future. There is a point
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1y ago
The rich don't get watched. This is strictly for the poor. As usual.
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1y ago
This is so so good lol...
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1y ago
Once its there it will almost certainly never be rolled back. Freedom is incompatible with the UK.
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