That sucks. And it’s a great example of how people don’t get how difficult it is to deal with this stuff as a parent. Even when you know better.

Everyone has learned to keep this private now. If it leaks, that’ll get less attention.

Maybe they shouldn’t be chatting there, and this is a good deterrent. And if we can say parents are the solution, then are they not again the solution here? They should keep their kids away from facial recognition, and away from online spaces that don’t know their customers.

I hated riding in cars with cigarette smoke.

Oh I’m glad this is a meme, I hope it catches on. Just respond with “the Dow is over 50,000” to any probing question.

He also talks about the current Twitter being parallel media. And how that’s a good thing for furthering his agenda of tech ceos taking control of society.

And the UFO community is like “it wasn’t a balloon, I insist!”

That’s not poison. Thats helping them profile you. 🤔

It’s funny how often things stay the same in information technology just due to inertia. Yet the overall pace of change has been relentless.

It does, but not in the sense that it “repairs” them or whatever. There are plenty of natural fibers and styles of clothing that would be a wrinkled mess eventually if they were not ironed.

You may be use to synthetic fabrics or blends of synthetic and cotton that don’t wrinkle in the same way. And by synthetic, I mean petroleum based fabrics.

Aww you’re no fun. Stop with the nuance.

OpenGraph tags in particular? Or do you mean something else?

Lots of great software ideas out there. It’s always the execution, availability of resources, and the reality of capitalism getting in the way.

I think that guy might be an impostor.

The ycombinator guy calls this “parallel media” and talks openly about how it’s intended to replace governments with tech companies.

Wow, so signal ranks second worst in “safety” with a 2. While discord has a 4.

So it’s worse than discord at dealing with unwanted CSAM uploads? What a wild ranking system this guy has.

How many of these have moderation issues? Like, unwanted content uploads and stuff. How many expose you to accidentally hosting illicit content?

😭

Often times people are incorrect about specifics, but correct or valid in the point they were attempting to make.

It’s obnoxious to deal with analytical or biased people who can never look past the surface level.

Platforms should beheld partially responsible. They enable creators like this through algorithms.