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realradicalwash
8y ago
Her story is trully inspiring! She seems like a really likable person, has been hard working, with great results, making a major contribution. The photo with her and the hard drives is amazing and I am sure she will inspire many to enter sc
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realradicalwash
8y ago
i don't think the criticism of "jobsism" is directed at her, but rather at media outlets who are spinning the story this way.
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realradicalwash
8y ago
There seems to be quite some overlap between NVC and I-messages [0], which are constructed in a similar manner: 1. I feel... (Insert feeling word) 2. when... (tell what caused the feeling). 3. I would like... (tell what you want to happen i
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realradicalwash
8y ago
and DeepL instead of translate, at least if your language is supported. the translations are really good.
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realradicalwash
8y ago
tbh, having read the draft, I am still not clear whether running a node/the browser is to be made illegal. that's what the Zeit article says, too: the worst interpretation is, yes it will be made illegal. another, more benevolent
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realradicalwash
8y ago
imv, "just" good training data could definitely make things more just. that is, if you clean your training data properly and adjust for correlates of injustice, e.g. race. I could imagine two ways (I am sure there are more): 1) yo
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you just gonna throw this out or will you back up your claims by some sources? because looking here[0] tells a very different story. while there has been a reduction since 1980, it has not been "more than any other country". and c
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8y ago
all political parties are affected, except the AfD. some context: the AFD is more anti-immigration, pro-Russia, and anti-EU than any other party in parliament. so there are two explanations: 1) the AfD is not affected, because they just ent
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more representative in a broader sense - and also really good for specific searches. they really have been upping their game and continue to do so. the other day, I was looking for a specific paper, not so old, from 2012. admittedly, for pa
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realradicalwash
8y ago
I finally did it this year! All the scandals (dragonfly, drone programme, auto sign-in in chrome, grabbing data through auto translate, etc.) were just too much. Getting away from the convinient variant, for which I paid with my user data,
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realradicalwash
8y ago
and it's one thing to accept censored Google as a Chinese consumer. what's the choice when all products are censored. whatever your values, you have no choice. but it's another thing as a Google employee. I assume that workin
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realradicalwash
8y ago
The quote is a bit out of context. The sentence right above it: >It makes almost nothing worse and almost everything better, finally bringing the Mac Mini into the modern age. So, no, it's not "yayy" because it "hasn&
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realradicalwash
8y ago
on their website / in their video, it has an escape key or am i mistaken? https://www.apple.com/macbook-air/
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realradicalwash
8y ago
they fired Damore, because he was pushing an agenda. he presented those 'mild facts' selectively and then used the selection to argue for something bigger that is very questionable/false, i.e. that women have no place at top