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georgeglue1

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    Comment #36048228

    Given the sensitivity on 5G, I'm not really sure Apple or Broadcom ever really had a choice. Various regulators probably wouldn't let Apple use 5G components produced outside of a …

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    Comment #35237936

    Do you have a sense of what the % increase in total energy is? As in what is the denominator for the +300 terawatt hour figure?

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    Comment #34902207

    Human migration (under various situations / stresses like famines) has been studied in economics, sociology, etc.. There are also studies about generational poverty, medical litera…

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    Comment #34222029

    Are there any licenses that are generally permissive, but prohibit certain programmatic, law enforcement, government, etc. usecases? It'd be interesting legal territory if someone …

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    Comment #33650213

    If the ads systems still actually work, Twitter could theoretically be pretty profitable without much headcount. IMO there's no way those profits last more than a quarter until eve…

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    Comment #33644954

    The Oversight Board has overturned Meta’s original decision to remove a Facebook post comparing the Russian army in Ukraine to Nazis and quoting a poem that calls for the killing o…

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    Comment #33564894

    My understanding is that Alameda was a market maker, which should have less exposure to down / upswings. What kind of bets was Alameda making? Why would it need so much leverage? I…

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    Comment #32193357

    I wonder how many CIA employees work at any of the top 20 US companies. Ex-CIA employees probably also work at every tech / industrial / health / oil company in decent numbers? Thi…

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    Comment #31049112

    I think we have to tolerate a certain amount of irrationality from shareholders. If you bought a $100k home which then dipped to $80k during Covid, would you accept an unsolicited …

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    Comment #30472165

    Independent != Unbiased! Facebook, of course, can hire biased independent fact checkers. At least Facebook is not 100% determining truth of everything on their own.

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    Comment #30471486

    Theoretically, the main point here is that Facebook has an independent fact checker program, and some of those fact checkers rated Russian media posts (which would lead to a big sc…

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    Comment #29041802

    I don't think I've gotten an actual misinformation / hate speech / etc. recommendation from Youtube, Facebook, or Tiktok. On Facebook, I see potentially divisive posts from friends…

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    Comment #27862104

    This is all I could find... https://www.facebook.com/eThekwiniM/posts/4359537737429640 I don't know what the referenced video is, or if it is a deepfake though.

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    Comment #27763275

    do you have a reference to the US helicopter / DEA claims btw?

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    Comment #26546649

    It's obviously super hazy, but it's worth clarifying that being developed in the lab != originating from the lab. From what I've heard on Chinese social media, there are a bunch of…

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    Comment #25659631

    this is off topic, but medical training (at least in the US) is unfortunately about as dysfunctional as you describe. there's are years of inefficient labor from students, resident…

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    Comment #24973250

    It's a mixed bag. There's a bit more context recently released here: https://www.computing.co.uk/news/4017337/privacy-focused-sea...

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    Comment #24833132

    Matt Jackson is one of the most respected game theorists at probably the best game theory department in the US. His goal is just pretty different. He's presenting the mathematical …

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    Comment #21568246

    >> (don't really get it -- tbh,rich people bad/corrupt?) it's not so much that wealth is bad, but tax evasion and money laundering (from organized crime, corruption, etc.) is bad.

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    Comment #18669676

    There are some ways to adjust and counteract these effects (it's an issue with every clinical trial on serious illnesses and older populations though). A reference: https://www.ncb…

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    Comment #18360670

    we're also hiring many other kinds of developers (from NOC to web to devops to Kotlin).

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    Comment #18358483

    Bird | Android Developers, Data Engineers, Software Engineers, Product Managers + many non-technical roles | Venice + Santa Monica, Los Angeles | Fulltime, ONSITE We know that: - T…

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    Comment #17938014

    Verizon makes roughly $100 billion a year off of internet subscription revenue, and collects immense amounts of user data. If Google went through all the investment to build an ISP…

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    Ask HN: What were your favorite CCC talks this year?

    Every year, I usually see some talks bubble up onto the frontpage or some recaps posted, but I'm not sure I've seen anything yet. What are your favorites/highlights from this year?…