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stemlord
5y ago
More like them then us
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5y ago
>if you don’t like it, just don’t watch it, it’s really that simple. No, it's not that simple. I hate this term but Chapelle is by all means a THOUGHT LEADER, meaning he has a megaphone into the minds of huge swaths of the populatio
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5y ago
Wrong, facebook is a politically involved corporate entity. Additionally they've proven relentlessly over the past decade plus to give zero fucks about improving their scorched earth method of making money.
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People don't change numbers that often. Unless your cousin is a drug dealer in which case you were only on their burner phone, meaning you must have just been a customer to them, and not even an important one.
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5y ago
I agree, most people are just weak, full stop.
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5y ago
Could have just as easily taken 90 million from users tho
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5y ago
After about 2 or 3 visible windows at a given moment, I start becoming more distracted than productive, but this development still seems like an inevitability that I'm excited to try out.
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5y ago
Needlessly pedantic point... no one doubts that they have seen the back of their car before
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5y ago
Seems like you're talking about designers, not artists. Designers make products whose endgoal is money, artists make artworks whose endgoal is meaning. The intrinsic value of an artwork comes from human > human communication. AI is
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5y ago
Yes and that's exactly what the author is saying is wrong with our current productivity culture.
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Well there are other reasons for debris besides just satellites going out of commission. For example in 2007 China deliberately blew up the Fenyun-1C satellite for some kind of research purpose accounting for probably thousands of current p
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5y ago
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=STEMlord "STEMlord ...a pejorative term for a particular kind of person who has studied in these areas at university or works in these fields who holds a pretentious, con
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5y ago
It isn't necessarily just the educational system that's leaving this impression, it is a culture at large, for example on social media, and in various fields including the arts. Parents can influence all they want but the outside
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5y ago
I think what a lot of people hate about new reddit is what it has sacrificed wrt user experience in favor of monetization
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This is just an ad for Max, lol.
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5y ago
It's not really "an app". Every museum wants a different MVP, and I just listed some of the common tech involved in most of them. We don't have a turnkey product for this, we build out a custom thing every time, because
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5y ago
I am a software dev for a company that builds museum exhibits. Many museums these days have bespoke web or downloadable apps that serve audio tours, sometimes activated based on location through QR codes, computer vision, beacons (iBeacons,
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5y ago
Interesting they say they were hiring hundreds of new mods to enforce the no porn policy, wonder how many employees theyre now un-hiring?
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"CloudKitchens’ principal backer is Travis Kalanick... Additional funding for CloudKitchens comes from Saudi Arabia’s sovereign-wealth fund" LOL. It's like CloudKitchens is trying to be a parody of itself.
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I dont want to be in a facebook owned vr space in order to do my job. That plus these cartoons in a corporate context is so disgusting to me
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5y ago
It's a form of protest, thus not seen as a waste of time by those doing it.
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Holy shit, I can't believe they thought those tags would help discourage discrimination. That's a genuinely shocking lack of internet-street-smarts for a company that's so heavily involved in youth internet culture.
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Ive seen several attempts at master planned neighborhoods with little town center type things with the idea that youd rarely have to leave, around South Florida growing up, and even lived in one for a few years. They all failed miserably. I
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Not an anti-vaxxer but I agree with you given we'll prob never get rid of covid, and if we somehow manage to mobilize the entire planet to support one unified lifestyle change in any meaningful timeframe, that'd be an extremely ra
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5y ago
The problem I had as a noob was posting a question. Many downvotes and nitpicks about making it more a "mimimum reproducable example" definitely felt like a form of gatekeeping. I remember spending a good hour or so at a time
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I think the hotel room design is what's weird, as opposed to unique, specific designs. The former being the result of scaled-up data/market-driven decision making producing something no one person asked for... that's what
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Yeah but sometimes that same knob correllates with a knob on an actual piece of hardware, so maybe the design compromise was this instead of changing the UI on the fly
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There doesnt seem to be any mention of Petscop, which in my opinion is a modern masterpiece of storytelling... truly creepy if you watch it alone! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6e6RK8o1fcs
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Not everything is online and many things that are were better off when they weren't.
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?? There are a bunch of videos on the landing page
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