jumby

Agree

Would you make the same argument of the inverse: data gathering?

Wait - so you are saying that information on the public internet isn’t public? Man, I wish people would remember the origin of the web and the entire reason it exists. If you don’t want information public, protect it - otherwise, I say it’s fair game.

DPPA and your EULAs might have something to say about this.

snooze

I live in a ski town, and while I agree with you on the major problems that exist (here, too), _some_ of the 'living in your car in the alley' is the ski-bum ethos and viewed as a right of passage. Live to ski!

The infection of middle management in companies these days. Basically, people who's job is to attend meetings and add ~0 value.

> A lot of it was to create an environment where workers worked longer hours and thus the firm got more productivity out of each worker

Also known as: working for free

Not at all. The hypocrisy is that the same folks who cheered the Supreme Court cake ruling are now wanting AWS to bake them a cake.

I saw a great analogy on Twitter: Imagine Twitter as the anti-homosexual cake shop and Q-Anon/Trump/Radical Right as the couple who want a cake for their gay wedding.

If you think this is cool, check out BPS Space on youtube

Hi glrorpoepopo pvivinsinoborpo,

Are the aliens using PowerPoint, now? Oh goodness, not sure I welcome our new galactic overlords.

Like:

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Honestly, I am not even sure _how_ they would fix the system(s) they complain most about? Assume Yann is wrong and Timnit is right, what is the proposal for fixing the bias that somehow is inherent in the system?

She says 'let us lead and you follow' -- sure...where? What are we concretely doing about the "in-built bias" problem?