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by sdiacom 4y ago
My complaint is not about search engines in particular. I agree the quality of search engines is lacking across the board. That said, with a traditional search engine, you can poke into its algorithm and find out what is it that made it dec
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by sdiacom 4y ago
Going from the supposedly curated examples, the Wikipedia page for the "most Jackson Pollock-like", the "most Dalai Lama-like" and the "most Elon Musk-like" figure from the 2nd century is Secundus the Silent. G
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by sdiacom 4y ago
It does not seem like people pumping out "AI for X" products care about any sort of quality assurances regarding the products they sell.
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by sdiacom 4y ago
And yet it's a bit over one dollar on Bitfinex. It's gotta be bad, they're not even bothering to make it subtle this time.
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by sdiacom 4y ago
It does. GitHub has been soft-deprecating HTTP for years now.
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by sdiacom 4y ago
That's right, and self-hosting on a trusted domain is indeed the recommended form of indicating that an identity is trustable in the Mastodon docs. Note, however, that Mastodon has a sort-of identity-ish verification system, in that a
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by sdiacom 4y ago
If you read the other articles they've written about Mastodon lately, they make it clear that it's not Elon Musk owning Twitter, but Mastodon increasing in popularity, that motivated them to write about Mastodon. This post is as n
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by sdiacom 4y ago
I don't think the suggestion is for Mastodon to replace internal communication, but to use it as a social media outlet for your organization.
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by sdiacom 4y ago
The article is about the low-quality implementation of platforms selling NFTs. I don't see how discussing the lack of quality of NFTs themselves, the "product" they sell, falls too far off the tree.
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by sdiacom 4y ago
Well, if it has arrived, then clearly it isn't a great crash dummy. (I know this forum doesn't take kindly to jokes, but at least now there's one that isn't sexist)
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by sdiacom 4y ago
For opening hours and phone numbers, Google Maps seems to cover that fine in my area. It's not great, as it's still a private company, but Maps is ran more like a public utility, at least compared to Facebook.
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It's a bit sillier than that, since for the time being, crypto-bros are making money not by levying a tax on what people do online, but by speculating on the potential future income from levying a tax on what people do online. Convinci
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by sdiacom 4y ago
I imagine it's much easier for a CEO to justify divesting money from the company's profits to himself and to the government at a 1:1 ratio than it is at a 1:20 ratio. I would posit that the CEO-to-government ratio acts, in a round