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by smgit 2y ago
Why do parasites always emerge in every ecosystem nature has produced? Cause there is always some weakness to exploit. Focus goes to the scariest parasites that cause the most harm. You can collect them all and ship them off to Australia, b
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by smgit 2y ago
Deaf people don't have to deal with this shit. Maybe they will repopulate the earth after everyone else has been scammed.
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Can Central Banks reimagine their roles in the age of digital cash?(koreaherald.com)
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by smgit 2y ago
Its like food. Just because there is infinite choice doesn't mean you eat everything you see. Quality trumps quantity every single time imho. Too much choice turns anything into the toothpaste aisle experience. These apps are designed
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by smgit 2y ago
India banned TikTok a while back but their trade with China just keeps growing - https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/renewable/c... TikTok ban is more about the Attention Wars. Politicians in Democrac
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by smgit 2y ago
But isn't that the definition of a bubble - a group that doesn't behave the same as gen pop?
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by smgit 2y ago
Need more data to see the big picture. The number of people who don't see their bottom line growing, but are spending on ads, getting views is not reported anywhere. Would also be interesting to see if ad budgets of the largest spender
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by smgit 2y ago
Its a political problem much more than a technical problem cuz all people wont accept the purely tech solution. And technologists are still learning how to incorporate the political dimensions into their solutions. Its non-optional to ignor
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by smgit 2y ago
Its Microsoft. So here are some examples for the children on how they solve their problems - https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/25/22995144/microsoft-foreig... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by smgit 2y ago
Nice Insta/TikTok experiment. Thanks for posting!
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by smgit 2y ago
Go read the McDonaldization of Society. This is now a 30-40 year old trend. Its not possible to compare skill requirements of 2001 to today, thanks to tech and automation. We are moving from info automation to decision automation. So Human
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by smgit 2y ago
I just torrent. Why pay for new shows when there are literally hundreds of great shows and movies from years ago that I never got around to watching? There is a massive over supply of content. Much more to do with Corporations dumping cash
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by smgit 2y ago
Exhibit A - “I'm not a U.S. company and I don't make decisions based on what's good for the U.S” - Lee Raymond, while CEO of the largest oil and gas company in the US - ExxonMobil.
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by smgit 2y ago
Corporations are totally unsuited to handling unpredictability. In fact execs are trained to minimize or avoid dealing with anything unpredictable. So now we have this fantastic farce playing out, were all these people who are trained to de
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by smgit 2y ago
The gnome-calender dropdown in ubuntu requires too many clicks to add an event. Would be great if that process could be made quick and simple.