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by zeeed 5y ago
Thank you for taking the time to collect and post these, that is indeed an interesting starting point to dig deeper. From what I gathered from glancing over a few of the links given, my own takeaway right now is “it’s complicated” since the
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by zeeed 5y ago
Click (…) at the top right of the image, choose “view raw”. Or use the URL above.
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by zeeed 5y ago
Where can I see that data?
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by zeeed 5y ago
Right/wrong seems to be not really applicable as a choice of answer here: What the article pivots on is that, earlier, human interaction was an essential part of the ride experience. You get into someone else's car and if only for
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by zeeed 6y ago
It escapes me how a group of educated scholars could think going to another country and meddle with the nature and weather there would be in any way acceptable, let alone all the risks that the Saami actually and correctly called out. I thi
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by zeeed 6y ago
It’s not a mistake if she feels that her personal cost that she needs to invest are too high. You still have a very valid point, the question of where you draw the line between “these guys are incompetent and I can’t deal with this” vs “I d
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by zeeed 6y ago
Yeah, what’s that “business partner” thing about? We have that as well but no one could ever explain what’s the difference between a regular HR role and a HR business partner role.
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by zeeed 6y ago
Thanks a lot - Rachel’s article as well as the one you linked to hit home extremely hard. Besides the comics (re: macleod, dilbert, the office) or this very article - is there a field that occupies itself seriously with the described kind o
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by zeeed 7y ago
I remember people discussing the MIDI 2.0 standard back in 2005 and the arguments since then haven't changed. No one needed it back then and the idea that it would become a breakthrough 14 years later is beyond me because no one has ne
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by zeeed 7y ago
The newly revised edition of "Lazy man's guide to enlightenment", Thaddeus Golas
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by zeeed 7y ago
clickbait title: Should be banned >> from use in decisions that affect people's lives <<
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by zeeed 7y ago
The question the article raises is whether collecting user data, fingerprinting and cross-site tracking isn’t unethical in itself since it happens without the user’s express knowledge and consent
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by zeeed 7y ago
I’m affected as well, noise damage. Had seen the papers coming out a while ago and desperately waiting for something that becomes available “for the masses”. Do you know of any existing self-treatment (e.g. an app that applies a notch filte
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by zeeed 7y ago
Fantastic. Didn’t get why the skin color was relevant though.
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by zeeed 7y ago
Just logged on to comment that this article has a different take on the matter than most of the other stoicism-related pieces that have been floating around HN over the last months. Very refreshing Thanks for sharing
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by zeeed 7y ago
Slightly OT, I see the Guardian labeling Peterson as right-wing. Now without starting a Peterson-fan debate (I’m neutral when it comes to his teachings) I’m curious if anyone can explain where this comes from? I always saw him as more of a
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by zeeed 7y ago
Sure, that’s privacy in the sense of “no one can access my stuff, unauthorized”. I struggled with the sentence cause, at the same time, creating one global centralized authentication source creates the opposite of privacy in the sense of an
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by zeeed 7y ago
I got stuck on the first line in the abstract: > Determining whether online users are authorized to access digital objects is central to preserving privacy. Can someone dissect that sentence and explain why that is? I honestly fail to ma
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by zeeed 7y ago
Teams is not a replacement of SFB but a performance-hungry, battery-killing, unusably slow and overloaded poor mash-up of Skype, SharePoint and Mail in an attempt to beat Slack.
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by zeeed 8y ago
I was talking about the funding, not the valuation. They are presumably looking for a way to sustain themselves, but I still don’t believe they’re “desperate for cash”
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by zeeed 8y ago
I think they’re doing pretty well: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-reddit-funding/reddit-val... Now that doesn’t mean they’ve found a good long term model yet. But if I had to choose between Reddit’s and Facebo
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by zeeed 8y ago
A lot of posts seem to imply that there is some sort of moral or neutrality or higher ground to be assumed by an App Store. That is not so. App stores are, at best, opinionated, some more than others.
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by zeeed 8y ago
That’s a good thing folks. Talking about the user being the product, I’d try to choose a platform where my value is minimal since I think it’s fair to assume that there’s less data collection and profiling going on.
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by zeeed 8y ago
Does anyone have an explanation as to why parent is downvoted? Is the information they presented incorrect?
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by zeeed 8y ago
The charges are sealed and undisclosed. As the article [1] (linked by the article at the rolling stone) points out > The prosecutor wrote that the charges and arrest warrant “would need to remain sealed until Assange is arrested in conne
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by zeeed 8y ago
The robot itself is actually NAO from Aldebaran (now Softbank Robotics): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nao_(robot) Zora appears to be the platform/service provider that runs on Softbank's robots.
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by zeeed 8y ago
operative sentence: [the system is not real], or at least not yet
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by zeeed 8y ago
Haven’t read the article so just picking up on your comment, out of interest: You bring up tech and democratization. I think that’s interesting yet I can’t directly come up with an example. Do you have one, where tech actually helped democr
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by zeeed 8y ago
And that makes them one of the top 5 for me
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by zeeed 8y ago
... for a while

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