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rose-knuckle17
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rose-knuckle17
2mo ago
most startup founders can't suck trump's dick with enough money to make him give a shit about their needs. Society gets what it allows.
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rose-knuckle17
2mo ago
they mean keeping their board/investors safe from scraping. that's all.
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rose-knuckle17
3mo ago
Sounds like what my eye doc says when he busts the laser out for medical work on my eye. His work creates blank spots in my FOV. Not noticeable at all walking around, but they make detail vision difficult. Everything from artistic proj
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rose-knuckle17
3mo ago
Is the starlink constellation profitable on its on without any cross subsidization from any other Musk endeavor? From the SpaceX S-1: "For launches of our Starlink satellites, the Company does not recognize any inter-segment revenue, r
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rose-knuckle17
3mo ago
The death of real news, at least in the United States, was money and venture capital. AI is just one thing attempting to fill the gap. There hasn't been real news in America for a decade or more. It happened well before AI was on the
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rose-knuckle17
3mo ago
after the inevitable loss of life due to a spaceflight event (everything breaks eventually), he's likely to deny that spacex had anything to do with it.
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rose-knuckle17
3mo ago
another data heist brewing. The usual long period between elections and inauguration is going to create a massive window for data exfiltration and the only people empowered to police it and any evidence that it occurrred are the people most
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rose-knuckle17
3mo ago
The tension is that the abuse is far more likely than any value these cameras bring. And what is commonly rare in a country of 342 million? Prairie Grove, Illinois has 1930 people and he did this to at least 3 people according to the report
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rose-knuckle17
3mo ago
Imagine what Musk can do with all the SSA and Tax data he stole in the most blatant and underreported data heist in history.
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rose-knuckle17
4mo ago
- polls can manipulate people to give the answer a pollster wants. - half of everyone is below average. - americans, unbelievably, voted to re-elect Trump. The fact that 16 percent of americans are short-sited, ignorant and speak in contrad
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rose-knuckle17
6mo ago
no. but it seems possible, or even likely, that they used the pictures to train targeting for military drones (think Project Insight from Captain America:Winter Soldier). I'm not sure privacy violations are the biggest concern here.
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rose-knuckle17
6mo ago
This is about as intelligent and practical as banning school kids in the 80s from using calculators, based the logic that "you won't always have one with you".
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rose-knuckle17
7mo ago
A US Court making a self-referential ruling that sustains the power of the lawyer class? I'm SHOCKED. This should move the exact opposite direction. I am compelled to sign, acknowledge, approve or otherwise indicate that I've re
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rose-knuckle17
9mo ago
Senior care and technology is going to be a gold rush over the next couple decades. Society is not prepared for the only generation who grew up on the internet to regress into mental infirmary while still believing technology is an essenti
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rose-knuckle17
9mo ago
yes. you get it. They want a national id system that is weak enough that they can arbitrarily deny or revoke based on appearance or demeanor. Most US citizens couldn't prove they are citizens, at least without a fingers-crossed recor
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rose-knuckle17
9mo ago
of course. they want to determine citizenship arbitrarily on a case by case basis, usually judged on-the-spot based on skin color and whether they think you attend an evangelical (made up faith) church.
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rose-knuckle17
10mo ago
i'm sure they (meaning the administration) have already written the conclusion and they are busily making up the "supporting data".
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rose-knuckle17
10mo ago
Hopefully a consequence of that will be the rest of the world actively telling its people that america is probably a less healthy regime for them than countries like China and discouraging all recreational, educational and employment travel
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rose-knuckle17
11mo ago
If the current US government started doing anything about it right now, i would immediately regard it as 100% horseshit. America won't be in any position to lead ... anything scientific, medical or even thoughtful for a generation or
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rose-knuckle17
1y ago
the question we all need to ask is how much the government interfered with this and whether what was concluded and reported is actually good science. US science can not be completely trusted anymore until trump and his idiot brigade are dri
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rose-knuckle17
1y ago
aws had an outage. Many companies were impacted. Headlines around the world blame AWS. the real news is how easy it is to identify companies that have put cost management ahead of service resiliency. Lots of orgs operating wholly in AWS
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rose-knuckle17
1y ago
My university routinely sends notifications about required annual phishing training that violate almost every point in the training about how to avoid getting phished. Its been happening for years. Urgency. Appeals to authority. Grammat
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rose-knuckle17
1y ago
I'd re-characterize this as being more about seeking entertainment/escapism or an age group rather than casting it as being about a generation and screens. Screens have had an impact in that they make entertainment more available
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rose-knuckle17
1y ago
Amazon started going downhill when they started losing their founding builders and started hiring cisco and other silicon valley insiders at executive levels. The Amazon Way is now a quaint retrospective, and the quality and attractiveness