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7y ago
Single points of failure via centralization, comparable to monoculture in farming
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Huxley?
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Clarification to downvoters: "Freedom" implies corruption of language, as in the concept of freedom has a specific meaning and suggests an overall trend. Fear implies that you can not trust others, instead the striving for absolut
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They have the data. Maybe they want to catch liars instead of just an algorithmic risk score?
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Why can't they match your passport to your Facebook profile?
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7y ago
"Freedom" vetting? What are they afraid of?
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There are over two billion people on there. How about paying their users for finding and reporting content? A reputation system to find and pay trustworthy people to clean up. Thereby delegating the task back to the scale where it belongs,
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8y ago
How about they both pay taxes?
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8y ago
Face detection? It's Facebook after all
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The expression "Right hand" is ambiguous.
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Couldn't it also be seen as a forking point of accepting (integrating) or rejecting the new element? With maintained or increased fitness the host organism survives. With rejection, the new element becomes by definition a pathogen. Fro
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8y ago
How about this, but folded? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eisenstein_prime
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9y ago
That’s the thing though, right? How do you optimize for two contradictory objectives? The “simple” answer is that you align incentives and avoid the problem by redefining it.
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I think most people would enjoy that. The problem to solve first though: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal–agent_problem
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Advertising and propaganda are basically the same thing. It is reasonable to believe that if one works, the other does too. They are tools to shape preferences, question is how they have been used and will be.
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More interesting I think, what is the purpose of the conference besides networking? As I understand it MARS is an acronym?
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With PfSense you can block by country or ASN and avoid huge blocklists
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Yes, learning how to deal with uncertainty is necessary. I think the analogy though is something like this: Your mind was running on hardware, now its running inside a container inside a container. Do you have a reasonable chance of figurin
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Also, consider the possibility that the underlying trade off is between societal coordination and efficiency vs liberties and wellbeing. Adding to “safe” also economic incentives to erode democracy with its less efficient liberties. In a si
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This type of analysis will probably be a cornerstone in future health assessment. Since there are more cells and genes in the microbiome than in the human body, it seems reasonable that different compositions may have profound effects. Unta
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The rationale is quite simple. The body needs sunlight to produce the vitamin. Without adequate sunlight there will be a deficiency and need of a substitute. The supplements aren’t magic, its the removal of systemic health effects caused by
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Are you sure? Everyone says that they are “immune” to advertising (or propaganda), and yet here we are where the collective result shows that it works, surprisingly well too. Another theory could be that people just get the causal order wro
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Another explanation/hypothesis is rising CO2 levels https://www.politico.com/agenda/story/2017/09/13/food-nutrie...
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The results from this study will probably be interesting: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experime...
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Should one understand this as a productivity tool that contributes more as a distraction than something actually designed to distract? Or maybe, that the productivity tool no longer is employed as a productivity tool?
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This concept also seems appropriate (extrapolation): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_republic
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Ok, thanks! It seems to me that these aren’t mutually exclusive, rather complementary. The embodied approach, reminds me of the Montessori attitude of exploration / discovery and the metaphor of stacked paper, the industrial age, man a
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I am still a bit confused, am I interpreting this correctly? From an individual perspective, embodied tacit knowledge precedes conceptualized knowledge. In this example the process of drawing refines the spatial skills / cognition requ
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I found this helpful: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recapitulation_theory#Cognit...
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I am sorry for that, but it is not obvious to me at all. Thats why I commented. One of the problems online is one of meaning, communication, context, definitions etc that we actually understand what someone is trying to convey. You for exam
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