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631.
by seydor 1y ago
Please do
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by seydor 1y ago
US had PRISM and countless other programs to siphon all data
633.
by seydor 1y ago
When left unchecked and unaccountable, regulators will grow to fill the volume of their container
634.
by seydor 1y ago
not a lot of people dispose it
635.
by seydor 1y ago
What's the difference
636.
by seydor 1y ago
I thought it was over because it hit a ceiling
637.
by seydor 1y ago
it will fix very little. The "problems" of social media are rooted in selfish human behavior, it's like a giant high-school. You can't "fix" that because it's ingrained in humans
638.
by seydor 1y ago
What do they mean "fixed"? Wasn't social media , from day one, about gossip , self-promotion and gaslighting? they excel at that so one would say they serve their purpose. It's very misguided to pretend that social media
639.
by seydor 1y ago
The administration has a particular affinity for luxuries and shiny objects. I dont think that's going to happen
640.
by seydor 1y ago
i thought it was strategic - to ensure global dominance in tech
641.
by seydor 1y ago
I can't help thinking that a lot of anticompetitive cases will be won outside the US now that the US is in all-out trade war with the rest of the universe.
642.
by seydor 1y ago
yes those are true but the fact remains that despite the falling rate, sub-saharan TFR is 4.5, while brazil is 1.6, iran 1.7 etc. The correlation of TFR with wealth is a fact
643.
by seydor 1y ago
those are not the poorest countries (e.g. no african countries are listed either)
644.
by seydor 1y ago
societies and states have been doing fine without welfare for centuries
645.
by seydor 1y ago
Poor countries reproduce more, it's not same everywhere https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_and_fertility
646.
by seydor 1y ago
if we have all those robots doing everything for us, why do we need children?
647.
by seydor 1y ago
I m not surprised a bit by this. Meta has again and again shown that they have no scruples and no moral compass. But it's surprising how little knowledge about it and reaction there is from its users, who are otherwise very very critic
648.
by seydor 1y ago
people still have a need to speak freely. There are alternatives to the mainstream internet, and maybe we ll be better there
649.
by seydor 1y ago
Yup, that's where we should spend our energy
650.
by seydor 1y ago
I wouldn't do that. What if the swishy sounds of modems come back in fashion like vinyl players did.
651.
by seydor 1y ago
Israel's success is because it teaches people leadership and risk taking , not because it mingles them with dumb money. There are studies about it e.g. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/289369969_The_effec..
652.
by seydor 1y ago
Countries that have military conscription do something similar: you mingle with everyone from the poorest to the very rich. Almost nothing comes out of it. Intentional networking can happen anywhere in life.
653.
by seydor 1y ago
because semantic web was more limited than language
654.
by seydor 1y ago
Chatgpt does not build semantic maps. we know it has some attention maps, but really fuzzy how it uses them
655.
by seydor 1y ago
That can be fixed with absurd tarriffs on PVs
656.
by seydor 1y ago
Why would a language company censor language like that? I literally don't see the purpose. Plenty of the best novels have explicit scenes. I certainly don't like novels about infantilized adults. Search engines don't do tha
657.
by seydor 1y ago
I gotta say PhDs are a dime a dozen these days, and yet we are talking about science stagnation. And PhDs are not very smart imho (I am one)
658.
by seydor 1y ago
researchers should need to be tortured like this. But maybe if they are paid so much, they should
659.
by seydor 1y ago
I mean , it's OK, but i expected literally the Death Star
660.
by seydor 1y ago
someone copy pasted the 3rd bar to the 2nd

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