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xcavier
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Comment #49252957
Guy whose business model is predicated on hoovering up everyone's personal data so he can sell advertising (and similar targeting services) now wants to give everyone a "fatter" pi…
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Comment #47726969
When linking my Google Mail, Composio was asking for some concerning data (DOB, exact street address). I noped out of that
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Comment #46955177
Can't we get proper noise cancellation first before they worry about gesture control…
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Comment #45091486
I'm sure this would be interesting if it actually rendered on my device…
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Comment #41261864
I agree. He did not misspeak. He said exactly what he believes, and he's now being called out for it.
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Comment #41152744
Is this where we request commentators to ‘out’ themselves as Australian citizens/residents (or not) before they respond (born Brisvegas 1970 here)
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Comment #40943929
Chances this is a shonky attempt to drag new training data from private users?
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Comment #40712886
In addition to the environmental issues, surely a wide disparity in dialects and speech patterns must have played a role? ML/NLP models largely be trained on clear, precise - and p…
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Comment #40449402
Just the other day I was wishing there was a uBlock but for podcasts...
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Comment #40232697
Also... McDonalds isn't in the business of selling food. It is in the business of owning real estate and selling "inputs" to its franchise holders. It makes money by selling equipm…
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Comment #39836230
I think the biggest issue with the decentralised crowd is they think their target market is their (technical) peers. Web publishing was a cul de sac until it went WYSIWYG. Dialup i…
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Comment #37140220
I think the key language here is pause "commercial use". They're not asking for a pause on R&D - just not making the tech/products available to the market (to quote: "temporarily p…
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Comment #36872865
I've seen an increase in strangers messaging me on WhatsApp. When I ask them how we know each other, they tell me a friend passed on my details and said I was a good person to know…
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Comment #36519735
I read that headline as precisely the opposite: oh, bugger, they are not doing well and that money won’t help
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Comment #34633137
Is the strategy that he wants to force traffic to twitter.com, thus maximising ad revenue?
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Comment #33476586
>> > If there are employees not aligned with that vision, he will chew them out and he will do it in a vicious way, which is his right as owner. Is it? >> Yes, this is the sentence…
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Comment #33076358
>>The actual human connection features of Facebook turned out to be a novelty I don't agree. FB play(ed) an important role for me: helping me keep my extended family across the goi…
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Comment #32326559
Personally I am curious why no one is exploring the M2M applications of crypto. If we look forward to the time all (most?) vehicles are autonomous, I can see a need for a ‘market m…
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Comment #29295568
Because small dick energy just doesn’t work for me. Some 95% of commentary on the topic is off the rails. The 5% rarely gets a mention here.
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Comment #28848385
My take is that it is a leadership skill weakness. It is an outgrowth of the (poor) management principle of: if you can't measure it, you can't manage it. A lot of executives have …
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Comment #26553569
When I embarked on writing my first (of 10) books, my publisher shared a wise quote/insight, which I have never forgotten: [The quote has been attributed to many authors, so I won’…
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Comment #26296499
Any beer consumption index that doesn’t include Australia is suspect...
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Comment #26235943
I honestly doubt this - especially if the photo is indicative of his ‘rig’
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Comment #26234199
So, in essence, our (Australia’s) government blinked