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>Under pressure from the White House, Facebook censored "often-true content” that a company executive said in the spring of 2021 "does not contain actionable misinformation" but was "discouraging vaccines." >T
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Facebook censored no “actionable misinformation” content for “vaccine hesitancy”
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Ex-Google boss Schmidt helps fund dozens of AI policy jobs in Biden’s government
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Ludacris collaborated with Google to empower the 3rd annual Black-owned Friday
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1. go to about:config 2. search for: widget.non-native-theme.scrollbar.size.override 3. set the value from 0 to however many css pixels wide you want the scrollbar
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Ah "sublicense" seems to be the keyword to find there otherwise a search comes up empty: https://github.com/scandum/blitsort/search?q=license
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Heads up: No license given in the repo, be careful if you are thinking of using this for a project. EDIT: Retracted -- did a search like for "license", but apparently the search results omits variants like "sublicense" w
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From Twitter to Mastodon: What Happens When Journalists Flock Platforms
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>More than 15 million votes were logged in answer to Mr. Musk’s question about whether to reinstate Mr. Trump, according to the results that Mr. Musk included in his tweet, with nearly 52 percent in favor of the former president returnin
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1-in-6 managers told to deprioritize hiring white men, 48% diversity over merit
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Striking headline and summary data, but I don't like that the surveyors seem cagey about releasing the full data. Why should you have to contact they to get it vs. just putting it out there for transparency? Surely the true number isn&
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Twitter user growth hits all-time highs, monetizable daily user growth tops 20%
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The HN demographics distribution is starting to skew older over time, compared to this older poll: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5536734 Reddit stats are had to come by, but I wonder if the users who use it for mostl
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>Thierry Breton, EU commissioner for the internal market, said Twitter will have to “fly by our rules” after Elon Musk’s $44 billion purchase of the company.Tech companies will face greater pressure to remove illegal content under the EU
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EU internal market commissioner warns Twitter will have to “fly by our rules”
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Which Covid studies pose a biohazard? Lack of clarity hampers research
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PayPal’s Objectionable Terms Are Back, $2500 Fines for Content They Don’t Like
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Just 26% of US 8th graders proficient in math, in biggest-ever setback
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Fact Check: Does Google Censor Republicans in Senate Races? No definitive proof.
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I agree! But "great minds think alike" and all that. Still think the excerpt from my submission is juicy: >The details of the complaint against the defendants, Guochun He and Zheng Wang, match up with a prosecution in the Easte
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US AG Garland announces charges against 13 Chinese spy suspects
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>The details of the complaint against the defendants, Guochun He and Zheng Wang, match up with a prosecution in the Eastern District of New York of Huawei, a Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer, which the U.S. previously charged with
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Well, it makes a difference when trying to convince in good faith. If an argument can be used to prove contradictory positions depending on framing, then citing that argument as if it is conclusive without that missing framing is wrong. Ass
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This kind of rejoinder has always bothered me, because this action can be used by anyone, depending on the framing. It could be valid in the sense I think you are using it, but for example it can be used to argue the opposite: "freedom
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PayPal Still fining $2500 for Promoting anything “Discriminatory”, “Intolerance”
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PayPal Reverses, Won’t Fine Customers $2,500 for ‘Misinformation’ After Backlash
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Mentioned in my other post, but seems like it deserves a submission of its own. Pretty awesome website for dealing with the tremendous shortage.
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Why is there a severe Raspberry Pi shortage?
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This stackexchange answer I sought out after seeing the video from Jeff Geerling[0] provided the best explanations I had seen. Also a helpful recommendation to use https://www.rpilocator.com/ to find any supply when it beco
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It may be partially resolved in some ways, but it is in no way "B.S." Please note the lack of results on the images and video tabs for yourself: https://twitter.com/search?q=giorgia%20meloni&f=video https:&#x
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