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Comment #27374791
You may be right. The facial recognition does seem to interact with the 4th amendment, at least. But then it happens in the public place? I don't know the answer to that one. I fea…
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Comment #27374662
My instinct for self-preservation tells me that this is not a good thing. I understand the need for privacy, but what happens if somebody puts a gun (or a knife) to your face? I th…
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Comment #27364579
Should we be worried about the future of JetBrains' products? I love their IDEs, especially PyCharm and CLion, but when the "woke" comes in, the competency seems to go out the door…
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Comment #27298629
I think this is a prime example of the "narrative engineering" done by Facebook. Before, the narrative was supposed to be X (e.g. no Wuhan leak) and now it's Y (it's Ok to think/ta…
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Comment #27297886
The study I cite was published in Sep 2016, so it predates Trump.
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Comment #27297700
Of course not. I am not actually sure how to solve this problem. I think a good start would be to move back towards encouraging freedom of speech on campus and dialog between peopl…
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Comment #27297661
At the end of the article, the author seem to have listed every diversity criteria, except the diversity of thought. With Democrat to Republican ratio of professors in the leading …
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Comment #27297521
I fully support the concerns that the author brings up. It's a big problem and we need to figure out how to address it. At the same time, I can't help but notice that this is comin…
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Comment #27279017
Maybe I am too cynical, but I think in Google's case, the difference between targeting based on data and having the data will be several extra zeros in their price point.
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Comment #27278786
Just to make sure: this protects you from your co-worker/spouse looking at your search history at your desk/device. The advertisers and corporations can freely purchase your search…
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Comment #27272912
I think it's hard to argue that the SF government is not comprised of people on the forefront of the progressive agenda. Am I wrong about this? Take a look at Chesa Boudin, for exa…
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Comment #27272708
I do not think that the current crime situation in San Francisco appeared by some fluke or an accident. Specific policies were put in place by the progressive government officials …
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Comment #27241549
Legal, high-skilled immigrants from Mexico and other countries, - yes!
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Comment #27241506
Can you expand on what do you mean as being blind to race? Do you want them to see your race, treat different races differently? Aren't we supposed to be a color-blind society? May…
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Comment #26880744
As a CEO of youtube, she is free to express her views freely on youtube, by censoring opinions of other people that she does not agree with.
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Comment #26776458
No only Google PR machine but also removal of Google-unfavorable news from their search index helps as well.
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