So you’re gonna go around the office to point fingers and tell on people that they’re not 10xers, and then call them too sensitive if they react? You’re talking in abstracts but if you put what you said in context (ie…
I mean, I get your point about the government but now you’re just complaining about how being insensitive to other people has the consequence of them fighting back.
It’s incredibly reductionist to think that productivity is inherent to an individual when the world is never that simple and there are always a lot of factors involved in any outcome. Even the people that you think are…
Not a US citizen, but what’s noticeably lacking in discussions about surveillance (such as this one) is faulting the very government that’s pressuring companies to comply with state surveillance programs. Doesn’t matter…
But in an economies of scale line of argumentation, shouldn’t the cost of building/selling houses for single people go down precisely because plenty enough people (and plenty more are projected to) live alone? It does…
It’s still just an airing of disagreement by the end of the day. The people who lash out on Twitter don’t have the direct agency to fire or deplatform the object of disagreement. It’s still the platform or the…
I don’t think that there’s enough information in the article to take the side of Western academia or of the professor in question. The word used was “harassment”, so I’m not sure that that’s still the same as what…
Developer here. I can confirm that it’s harder and more time/effort-expensive to build a UI framework or design system or custom component than using existing ones. I absolutely abhor working with designers who think…
> one person can have hundreds of thousands and even millions of followers that basically encourages flamewars, short inflammatory comments Honestly you just described reddit, too, except of course for the follower…
I was replying to your question about ever seeing the phrase in a positive light.
I don’t see how it doesn’t add much—the tweet pointed out his race to point out his privilege. Can you explain where the veiled racism is in that? Because I’d hate to think that we’re actually making the CEO the victim…
More people have been gaining awareness about the lines along which inequality occurs, and race is one of them, so that must be why you’re seeing the phrase more often lately. As for the employee who was asking for a…
To participate in consumerism and capitalism, correct?
Because right now we only have the capability to regulate content where it is stored and after the fact of its storage, hence Facebook. But your suggestions are all great ideas—all forms of on-device scanning which,…
Why stop at Apple? We understand that there is a government that is making companies liable for moderating their user-uploaded content, correct?
Well how do you know that the image recognition error is a fault of the ML algorithm (because we can’t capture how organic minds learn, as you are suggesting) and not of the learning sample?
I've seen people deliberately seek to offend marginalized groups with their language, though, and then they cry out about being cancelled and how speech is no longer free when the people they provoked naturally respond…
> Apple is engaging in this activity of their own free will for sake of their own commercial gain and are not being incentivized or coerced by the government in any way. Honest question: how do you know this, for sure?…
That last sentence is the most confusing thing I’ve read today, and I still don’t know what you mean by it.
Absolutely, I just made the wording a little bit """moderate""" to avoid debates I'm not in the mood to have, but I agree.
OK, we need to be specific that most of the plastic that end up in oceans and landfills are those called "single-use", mostly used in food packaging. > all of the human advancements in sanitation, food safety, and…
Science discoveries don't just happen because there are more people "competing" to solve a problem. The more likely outcome of what you're saying is that you'd only have more teams competing, sure, but to redo each…
And the least harmful is not to dump plastic in a landfill, but to not produce plastics at all. :) Similarly, we can put more money into research on how to produce paper/glass/aluminum/others with less energy, and also…
If you have a team of programmers who always miss their deadlines, will increasing the headcount necessarily make them a team that always meets the deadlines? No, because other than having more people means more…
> North America is quite good at properly disposing of plastic you wonder why we are so obsessed with this as a problem. Yeah, about that, North America ships garbage to China and to poor countries in Southeast Asia to…
So you’re gonna go around the office to point fingers and tell on people that they’re not 10xers, and then call them too sensitive if they react? You’re talking in abstracts but if you put what you said in context (ie…
I mean, I get your point about the government but now you’re just complaining about how being insensitive to other people has the consequence of them fighting back.
It’s incredibly reductionist to think that productivity is inherent to an individual when the world is never that simple and there are always a lot of factors involved in any outcome. Even the people that you think are…
Not a US citizen, but what’s noticeably lacking in discussions about surveillance (such as this one) is faulting the very government that’s pressuring companies to comply with state surveillance programs. Doesn’t matter…
But in an economies of scale line of argumentation, shouldn’t the cost of building/selling houses for single people go down precisely because plenty enough people (and plenty more are projected to) live alone? It does…
It’s still just an airing of disagreement by the end of the day. The people who lash out on Twitter don’t have the direct agency to fire or deplatform the object of disagreement. It’s still the platform or the…
I don’t think that there’s enough information in the article to take the side of Western academia or of the professor in question. The word used was “harassment”, so I’m not sure that that’s still the same as what…
Developer here. I can confirm that it’s harder and more time/effort-expensive to build a UI framework or design system or custom component than using existing ones. I absolutely abhor working with designers who think…
> one person can have hundreds of thousands and even millions of followers that basically encourages flamewars, short inflammatory comments Honestly you just described reddit, too, except of course for the follower…
I was replying to your question about ever seeing the phrase in a positive light.
I don’t see how it doesn’t add much—the tweet pointed out his race to point out his privilege. Can you explain where the veiled racism is in that? Because I’d hate to think that we’re actually making the CEO the victim…
More people have been gaining awareness about the lines along which inequality occurs, and race is one of them, so that must be why you’re seeing the phrase more often lately. As for the employee who was asking for a…
To participate in consumerism and capitalism, correct?
Because right now we only have the capability to regulate content where it is stored and after the fact of its storage, hence Facebook. But your suggestions are all great ideas—all forms of on-device scanning which,…
Why stop at Apple? We understand that there is a government that is making companies liable for moderating their user-uploaded content, correct?
Well how do you know that the image recognition error is a fault of the ML algorithm (because we can’t capture how organic minds learn, as you are suggesting) and not of the learning sample?
I've seen people deliberately seek to offend marginalized groups with their language, though, and then they cry out about being cancelled and how speech is no longer free when the people they provoked naturally respond…
> Apple is engaging in this activity of their own free will for sake of their own commercial gain and are not being incentivized or coerced by the government in any way. Honest question: how do you know this, for sure?…
That last sentence is the most confusing thing I’ve read today, and I still don’t know what you mean by it.
Absolutely, I just made the wording a little bit """moderate""" to avoid debates I'm not in the mood to have, but I agree.
OK, we need to be specific that most of the plastic that end up in oceans and landfills are those called "single-use", mostly used in food packaging. > all of the human advancements in sanitation, food safety, and…
Science discoveries don't just happen because there are more people "competing" to solve a problem. The more likely outcome of what you're saying is that you'd only have more teams competing, sure, but to redo each…
And the least harmful is not to dump plastic in a landfill, but to not produce plastics at all. :) Similarly, we can put more money into research on how to produce paper/glass/aluminum/others with less energy, and also…
If you have a team of programmers who always miss their deadlines, will increasing the headcount necessarily make them a team that always meets the deadlines? No, because other than having more people means more…
> North America is quite good at properly disposing of plastic you wonder why we are so obsessed with this as a problem. Yeah, about that, North America ships garbage to China and to poor countries in Southeast Asia to…