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nplusonemag.com 5y ago

We Live in a Society

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slate.com 5y ago

Facebook Kowtowed to Conservatives and Got Nothing in Return

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defector.com 5y ago

Virgin Hyperloop Has Invented the World’s Crappiest High-Speed Rail

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www.washingtonpost.com 5y ago

Trump allies largely unconstrained by Facebook’s rules against falsehoods

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reason.com 5y ago

A Look at America's Most Corrupt Police

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www.nytimes.com 5y ago

Activists Turn Facial Recognition Tools Against the Police

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www.buzzfeednews.com 5y ago

A Telegram Network Is Sharing Fake Nude Images of Thousands of Women

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www.nytimes.com 5y ago

As Local News Dies, a Pay-for-Play Network Rises in Its Place

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gizmodo.com 5y ago

Facebook Quietly Stymied Traffic to Left-Leaning News Outlets

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www.vice.com 5y ago

Facebook Just Forced Its Most Powerful Critics Offline

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www.axios.com 5y ago

Facebook bans QAnon across all its platforms

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www.theguardian.com 5y ago

Twitter accused of double standards over ban on tweets wishing death on Trump

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thehill.com 5y ago

“The squad” responds to Twitter warning for posts threatening bodily harm

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www.vice.com 5y ago

Twitter Says You Cannot Tweet That You Hope Trump Dies from Covid

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www.bookforum.com 5y ago

Going Postal –- A psychoanalytic reading of social media and the death drive

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nbcmontana.com 5y ago

Dozens of Montana USPS drop boxes removed

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slate.com 5y ago

The Ten Scariest Election Scenarios, According to Experts

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www.nytimes.com 5y ago

How Pro-Trump Forces Work the Refs in Silicon Valley

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www.lawfareblog.com 5y ago

Contingency Planning for Presidential Interference with the Election

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www.theatlantic.com 5y ago

I Was a Useful Idiot for Capitalism

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www.engadget.com 5y ago

Instagram 'bug' heavily favored Trump content over Biden for months

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anneboyer.substack.com 5y ago

Anne Boyer – Freedom

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www.theatlantic.com 6y ago

A Deeply Provincial View of Free Speech

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www.vox.com 6y ago

What the Police Really Believe

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urbanomnibus.net 6y ago

Where School Meets Prison

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newrepublic.com 6y ago

The Willful Blindness of Reactionary Liberalism

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www.thenation.com 6y ago

Why Racists (and Liberals) Keep Writing for ‘Quillette’

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www.wired.com 6y ago

The Russian Disinfo Operation You Never Heard About

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www.theatlantic.com 6y ago

Iran Loses Its Indispensable Man

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www.washingtonpost.com 6y ago

Mormon Church has misled members on $100B tax-exempt investment fund

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I’ve been using some form of Firefox or its ancestors for 20 years, and I just cannot understand its decreasing popularity. In terms of performance, feature-richness, customizability, etc it seems to be superior to the more popular browsers. Can it really all be explained by the fact that it isn’t “pushed” by being an OS default (Edge, Safari) or by being suggested by the world’s most popular search engine (Chrome)? I don’t know what I’d do without Tree Style Tabs and the ability to irresponsibly open hundreds of tabs without worrying that the RAM usage is going to crash the browser!

Food banks and shelters might be in good shape wherever it is that you live, but in many parts of the country they’re stretched to and beyond their capacities. Food banks are simply not a scalable solution to poverty. No form of charity is. Government aid programs are a proven solution to getting resources (like food) into the hands of folks in need.

As to your argument that poor people are morally corrupt, it’s laughable, below contempt, and not worth responding to. Someone is morally bankrupt, but it ain’t the poor.

Timnit Gebru is very clear that she didn’t resign. The actual headline at the link doesn’t say that she resigned. The moderator editorialization of headlines (and occasionally outright substitution of completely different urls than the ones that were submitted) on HN has gone way beyond disappointing, it’s outrageous. Shame on you dang.

But the survey wasn’t conducted among “we humans”, it was conducted among lesswrong readers. Lesswrong is normally pretty worthless, but this gentle lampoon if its own readership’s dumb opinions is actually pretty funny

Speak for yourself “Captain Barf”, plenty of us millennials have been adults in every sense of the word for almost 20 years. Nothing’s keeping you from growing up if that’s what you want. In fact, if you’re from a poor family in America you don’t have a choice—it’s sink or swim.

The whiz-pow fun explanations for phenomena are great for the first 101 class in a subject, but any subject—especially biology—is so huge that at some point you must buckle down and learn quickly and efficiently, without so many fun little anecdotes.

[dead] 6 years ago

Can’t be bothered to find the source, sorry, but this is fake.

Ableton Live 11 6 years ago

What you want to accomplish here is one of the most basic tasks in Live. If you can’t commit to learning at least this small thing you might as well not even attempt to use Live.