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    Comment #9597749

    > You don't know the long term effects of random social media posts either. Right, hence the whole rest of my message concerning intent, consent, and their importance with regards …

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    Comment #9597039

    Still, there's no oversight for either type of experiment (Facebook's or the color change). Where the border gets drawn between ethical and unethical is murky even WITH oversight, …

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    Comment #9597003

    Because you don't really know what the longterm effect on the subjects is going to be, especially w.r.t behavioral studies. The human psyche is still in many ways very much a black…

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    Comment #9596762

    > For most engineers, including a number of very good and ethical people at Facebook, it’s surprising that this is even an issue. Wow. That really hit home. I work for a large enou…

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    Comment #9596594

    White hat security has got to be one of the most important but thankless fields in computer science today. At best, there are bug bounties that may or may not be worth it depending…

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    Comment #9556509

    In retrospect though, I think it's more surprising that it wasn't thought of as a children's game to begin with, and I say that as someone who played it off and on in alpha. It's n…

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    Comment #9548158

    Eh. I dunno. When you get in that deep it kinda feels like it's an inevitability, one way or the other. I hate doing it because it's almost cliche at this point, but Avon Barksdale…

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    Comment #9538094

    > As far as I'm concerned, Adria Richards did pretty much zero wrong. That's silly. The article posted by Amanda Blum above lists at least a couple different ways that Adria Richar…

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    Comment #9531084

    > A plain HTML site is accessible, and will be accessible in a 1000 years. A site depending on (external) JavaScript sources will force John Titor to travel back in time to find ve…