Israel is purging the land it wants to take, which is contained within the "borders" of what Israel considers its own land, whose citizens are restricted by the Israeli military, socially and economically. Yeah,…
> you get "fiery but mostly peaceful" campus protests oh no, not students checks notes exercising their rights. > every BBC interviewer asking you in the perfectly aggrieved RP tones why you hate children so much dude…
NYPL Map Warper, unfortunately now defunct: https://wayback.archive-it.org/13216/20210520171637/http://m...
That study didn't "measure bias in tech": "Here we report five hiring experiments in which faculty evaluated hypothetical female and male applicants, using systematically varied profiles disguising identical…
It was the beginning of a movement which affects all workers in the US today, so... 100%.
There were plenty of worker revolts in the 19th century which laid the groundwork for the modern labor movement. https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/themine...
You should maybe read about the history of the US labor movement to understand how and why we have good working conditions: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/themine...
> People advocating for their interests isn't warfare. When those interests come at the expense/lives of other people, it is [1] [2]. > I assure you there are virtually no rich people cackling, monocles and cigars in…
the "tech industry" is somehow totally isolated and completely different from all other types of labor in the history of the united states? how? here's an answer i gave to this question downstream: "the Riot Games union…
the Riot Games union is bargaining for better pay and less brutal working hours. at Blizzard they did employee walkouts, leading to better pay and changes in work culture. at Kickstarter they negotiated better remote…
love those flying goalposts. i guess "tech" is different enough from other kinds of labor that it's special? ok: IFPTE, UAW, CWA (which just recently welcomed workers in the video game industry:…
IFPTE, UAW, CWA (which just recently welcomed workers in the video game industry: https://cwa-union.org/news/releases/video-game-workers-launc...)
i don't know, probably the same as his end goal with doing nazi salutes. we want the same things for Elon that he wants for us. hitting a billionaire's wealth and influence is the only way us commoners have of "voting…
https://gizmodo.com/teslas-self-driving-fails-the-wile-e-coy...
oh no, not the moderates who checks notes stand up for nothing and no one except themselves and overwhelmingly align with right wing politics. what's the moderate position on Trump/Musk, that we should accept a little…
that coincides with industrialization and the subsequent rise of trade unions. the alternative was violence against capital.
> Disney & sky resorts are private and are free to charge who they want how they want. You don't like it? Don't use it. that's all well and good until essential services are privatized because "free market good" and now…
i grew up in university computer labs (parents were grad students then professors). all the machines in the labs were SGI Indys/Indigos running IRIX 4.x/5.x. as a 12yo, i used the 3D graphical file browser because it…
pretty simple explanation: the girl in the movie is more talented than teenage kevin mitnick. if that's a bridge too far for you, i'd recommend not watching the rest of the movie because it's about people cloning…
i've built an entire career building apps and tools in JS for data scientists to explore complex data. tons of companies pay lots and lots of money for this - i'm currently at a FAANG doing exactly this with data…
nobody wants "innovation risks" when it comes to truth and ethics in journalism.
> No, his whole point was not that. He says as much - from the same article (next subhead): As we also noted from the first paragraph of our earlier review of this material, to which we will simply refer here for…
the propagation of misinformation is asymmetrical. a single person or group of people will not have the resources to counterbalance misinfo when its bankrolled by state actors or malicious groups who use it as a weapon.…
> Rather than covering up what a tragedy war is, how about we work to avoid it? how do you avoid it when the misinformation is intended to cause division, conflict, and war?
> Who defines what illegal and misinformation mean? EU regulators. > The information being false or not is actually irrelevant, it's the process of censorship that's damaging. > This is because even though humans are…
Israel is purging the land it wants to take, which is contained within the "borders" of what Israel considers its own land, whose citizens are restricted by the Israeli military, socially and economically. Yeah,…
> you get "fiery but mostly peaceful" campus protests oh no, not students checks notes exercising their rights. > every BBC interviewer asking you in the perfectly aggrieved RP tones why you hate children so much dude…
NYPL Map Warper, unfortunately now defunct: https://wayback.archive-it.org/13216/20210520171637/http://m...
That study didn't "measure bias in tech": "Here we report five hiring experiments in which faculty evaluated hypothetical female and male applicants, using systematically varied profiles disguising identical…
It was the beginning of a movement which affects all workers in the US today, so... 100%.
There were plenty of worker revolts in the 19th century which laid the groundwork for the modern labor movement. https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/themine...
You should maybe read about the history of the US labor movement to understand how and why we have good working conditions: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/themine...
> People advocating for their interests isn't warfare. When those interests come at the expense/lives of other people, it is [1] [2]. > I assure you there are virtually no rich people cackling, monocles and cigars in…
the "tech industry" is somehow totally isolated and completely different from all other types of labor in the history of the united states? how? here's an answer i gave to this question downstream: "the Riot Games union…
the Riot Games union is bargaining for better pay and less brutal working hours. at Blizzard they did employee walkouts, leading to better pay and changes in work culture. at Kickstarter they negotiated better remote…
love those flying goalposts. i guess "tech" is different enough from other kinds of labor that it's special? ok: IFPTE, UAW, CWA (which just recently welcomed workers in the video game industry:…
IFPTE, UAW, CWA (which just recently welcomed workers in the video game industry: https://cwa-union.org/news/releases/video-game-workers-launc...)
i don't know, probably the same as his end goal with doing nazi salutes. we want the same things for Elon that he wants for us. hitting a billionaire's wealth and influence is the only way us commoners have of "voting…
https://gizmodo.com/teslas-self-driving-fails-the-wile-e-coy...
oh no, not the moderates who checks notes stand up for nothing and no one except themselves and overwhelmingly align with right wing politics. what's the moderate position on Trump/Musk, that we should accept a little…
that coincides with industrialization and the subsequent rise of trade unions. the alternative was violence against capital.
> Disney & sky resorts are private and are free to charge who they want how they want. You don't like it? Don't use it. that's all well and good until essential services are privatized because "free market good" and now…
i grew up in university computer labs (parents were grad students then professors). all the machines in the labs were SGI Indys/Indigos running IRIX 4.x/5.x. as a 12yo, i used the 3D graphical file browser because it…
pretty simple explanation: the girl in the movie is more talented than teenage kevin mitnick. if that's a bridge too far for you, i'd recommend not watching the rest of the movie because it's about people cloning…
i've built an entire career building apps and tools in JS for data scientists to explore complex data. tons of companies pay lots and lots of money for this - i'm currently at a FAANG doing exactly this with data…
nobody wants "innovation risks" when it comes to truth and ethics in journalism.
> No, his whole point was not that. He says as much - from the same article (next subhead): As we also noted from the first paragraph of our earlier review of this material, to which we will simply refer here for…
the propagation of misinformation is asymmetrical. a single person or group of people will not have the resources to counterbalance misinfo when its bankrolled by state actors or malicious groups who use it as a weapon.…
> Rather than covering up what a tragedy war is, how about we work to avoid it? how do you avoid it when the misinformation is intended to cause division, conflict, and war?
> Who defines what illegal and misinformation mean? EU regulators. > The information being false or not is actually irrelevant, it's the process of censorship that's damaging. > This is because even though humans are…