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by trinsic2 8mo ago
I searched hacker news and the article does not appear. Doesn't the system not let me post if its a dupe?
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Ask HN: Submission not going live, not flagged
3 points by trinsic2 8mo ago|11 comments
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
Your response proves my point.
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
You sound like someone that wants to normalize bad behavior. Good luck with that. I would never use a social networking site to find people or jobs. I'm not going to put support behind a entity that doesn't respect privacy and the
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
Bro if you want people to read your stuff. Don't require java script to view the page. Smart people block that stuff.
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
If you are using Linked in for anything at this point, you are just asking for trouble. They have no interest in maintaining a healthy business ecosystem and you can see that with the way they try to close you into their system and the amou
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
Here we go again with the Kids Online Safety Act. The problem is enforcing anti-trust and ending citizen united. They are just using this to increase the surveillance state.
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
This thread is a really good point. I am in my late 50ies now im really good with computer hardware because I started when I was 11. But I started wanting to become a SCI-FI writer at 35 and it has been an up hill battle to get good at for
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
Thanks for all the work you did on this. I want to see Show HN post thrive.
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
Holy crap that is a long article. In my view, the only important point is time freed up which should be a part of normal education. If students had more free time to think and contemplate one wonders what kind of world we would live in. Too
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Students Are Being Treated Like Guinea Pigs: Inside an AI-Powered Private School(404media.co)
89 points by trinsic2 8mo ago|76 comments
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
When people who are involved in the upkeep of these systems start saying no is when these decisions will cease. This problems are all done by our acquiesce.
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
Yea I noticed many of these sevices won't allow an email address not hosted with a provider that wasn't Google,Microsoft, or apple where they can collect other details. I think i tried to sign up for VanceAI, it would only accept
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
The problem now is how can you trust any of these companies? The infrastructure is there to link this data if you have cameras that connect to the internet. How can you ever be sure this wont happen in secret? We have no guarantees that com
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
No consent has nothing to do with events that affect people and society. Not sure where the confusion is.
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
>The plaintiffs said they would call expert witnesses that will argue that young people's brains are not yet developed to withstand the powers of the algorithms being flung at them on Instagram and YouTube. I'm all for preventi
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by trinsic2 8mo ago
From my point of view journalism is or was about calling attention to points of reference that we can all agree that we are affected by in a similar way. The way you are framing this is more about agreeing with each other. IMHO that's
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
These are special circumstances. There is a point that if we do nothing in a year or two authoritarianism will be normalized. As it stands now, we are disappearing people without warrants and so much more. Resist and Unsubscribe[0] [0]: ht
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
>Not with that attitude. LOL. Love that. You got to have a better attitude if you want to fight the system my friend.
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
Not yet, but with the right infrastructure, that could be a reality.
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
Unless you are suggesting an alternative word, IMHO, that's a great way to side line people that are actually talking about real harms.
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
> A statement provided by a Flock Safety spokesperson said, “Flock helps law enforcement, including hundreds of agencies around Illinois, solve crimes and make communities safer, and we are proud of the results we have achieved in partne
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
In a way Im glad its happening because its going to be a wake up call for many, on the other hand, there is going to be a lot of suffering as a result of this..
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
>This sort of thing should also help put the "adblocking is unethical" argument to bed. Finally. There are a lot of high profile YouTubers who have been saying this like LinusTechTips.
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
You know when you have corrupt organizations calling themselves exactly what they are not, we are in an authoritarian state. And its moving fast.
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
This is a slow slide into authoritarianism. When journalists get arrested for documenting important events, it sets a dangerous precedent. Resist and Unsubscribe[0] [0]: https://www.scottrlarson.com/blog/blog-resist-uns
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
agreed. I dont think bringing down our institutions is the result we are looking for though, that's only going to create more corruption.
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
Didn't apple lose the case brought against them by Epic for this very reason? Are they still operating illegally against the order of the court?[0] [0]: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/stor
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
Its not that they refuse to support the anti-cheat rootkits, its that its really difficult to emulate or abstract kernel level code. If you are using kernel level anti-cheat, you are just asking for trouble all-around.
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by trinsic2 9mo ago
I don't agree law enforcement is not the problem. Its the people in the system that are making these problems worse. You start blaming systems and then its a catch all that does nothing.

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