turnitoff

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by turnitoff 8y ago
No. By the time you get hired and you are appointed a set of things to automate, it's usually followed by a long line of deliberation and resource management and prioritizing that's determined on the higher up. There is a thing ca
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by turnitoff 8y ago
A lecture was supposed to be held on this study but was cancelled at the last minute by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences citing "connotations with gender studies". More info here: https://translate.google.com/tran
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Gendered behavior as a disadvantage in opensource software development(dropbox.com)
4 points by turnitoff 8y ago|1 comments
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Why the internet needs its own May Day(medium.com)
1 points by turnitoff 8y ago|0 comments
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Zuck’s Empire of Oily Rags – Cory Doctorow(locusmag.com)
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by turnitoff 8y ago
Exactly this. Adult and high risk in general are an absolute quagmire, and all actors are trying to "outcompete" with one another, making the situation worse and worse. Risk from transactions: stolen credit cards get default check
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by turnitoff 8y ago
I mean, it's kind of a half-truth, isn't it? We know that this sort of manipulation is going on in an organized way: Sybil attacks are pretty common in politics. But it's insidious precisely because of this Patomkin-effect: i
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by turnitoff 8y ago
That's not the real reason (source: used to work in adult). High chargebacks in high-risk industries are related to three things: 1) The goods are digital and delivered immediately. This means that if I just got a hold of a 100 stolen