yosito

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by yosito 10y ago
Technical solutions alone are not enough, but any solution to the problem will require changes to the technology that is creating the problem in the first place.
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by yosito 10y ago
Interesting development and a move in the right direction.
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by yosito 10y ago
It's a pretty cool plugin, really. But I'm guessing that the people interested in using it already belong to a demographic that is highly skeptical and good at spotting fake news.
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by yosito 10y ago
Technical solutions to the problem are relatively cheap, but the root of the problem is much deeper, involving social media's tendency to function as a non-fact-checked echo chamber. Facebook is just the most notable platform plagued b
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by yosito 10y ago
How many companies did you apply for? To get my current job, I applied for about 120 positions, interviewed with four of them. It's a competitive market, which means it's a numbers game. Don't give up after applying to a smal
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by yosito 10y ago
I had mixed results with Croatian. Tested out some Croatian news articles in Chrome and Google Translate. Got two different results but both were pretty difficult to make sense of.
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by yosito 10y ago
Seems to be the only approach that works with a lot of companies these days.
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by yosito 12y ago
An imprecise, centralized, English-centric system for labeling the planet. Why not just use GPS coordinates? It's much more universal, distributed and precise.
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by yosito 12y ago
I've lived in the Dominican Republic for several years. Addresses in some communities here tend to be like, "Over by Carlos' house where Maria's grandma used to live."