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...says some company. Yeah right. The sensitivity/specificity requirements for this to be useful would be insanely difficult or impossible to reach.
I'm guessing one day we'll look back on these clickbaits and say they're racist.
This will cause people to start walking on the street in the same way as Fremen in Frank Herbert's Dune, by varying frequency and step length in order not to attract a (government) worm.
Top 10 technologies that sound scary when in an article starting with 'China'. I'm guessing one day we'll look back on these clickbaits and say they're racist.
Top 10 technologies that sound scary when in an article starting with 'China'. I'm guessing one day we'll look back on these clickbaits and say they're racist.
This will cause people to start walking on the street in the same way as Fremen in Frank Herbert's Dune, by varying frequency and step length in order not to attract a (government) worm.
We should all start skipping in public instead of walking, because we're happy.
> the kinds of questions that began to present themselves were just.. the questions themselves were ugly and I didn't want to know the answers. It's like banging on a door, you knock on a door, and the door opens slightly and behind that door it's dark and there's loud noises coming like there's wild animals in there or something. And you peer into the darknees and you can't see what's there but you can hear all this ugly stuff.. do you want to step into that room? No way, you just sorta back out quietly, pull the door shut behind you, and walk away from it.
-- Bill Ehrhart ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tixOyiR8B-8 )
Top 10 technologies that sound scary when in an article starting with 'China'. I'm guessing one day we'll look back on these clickbaits and say they're racist.
In exactly what way is examining the authoritarian machinations of an authoritarian government 'racist'?
non-facetious: Wouldn't it be more appropriate to say 'Chinese government can now...'