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Heading towards the 2nd major cross-team cross-device release in two sequential months of my first year leading the privacy team in the first year of the privacy team's existence.
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A lot of people speculating on what 4D chess game Msk is playing with Twitter... But honestly he's acting exactly like a 13 yo boy who has just been given moderation powers over his favorite forum and I don't think you have to look deeper than that.
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And he appears to have followed that up by tearing down Twitter Spaces as a feature across the whole platform, making it unavailable to everyone in the hope no one will hear him be mad. JohnPaczkowski/1603615569793515520
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As someone who has modded more than one internet forum back in the day it's extremely hard to believe someone would pay >$40 billion dollars for the experience, but here we are.
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What happens if January 1 hits and Twitter isn't compliant with the CDPA?
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wtf
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feels like the last two paragraphs of this do not quite match the rest of the piece... iapp.org/news/a/cross-context-behavioral-advertising-is-sale-it-is-time-to-get-over-it/
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The detective joke was right there! CBSNews/1603117730357313536
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Seems corrupt. i mean come on, usually you take the board seat *after* being in office gregorykorte/1602671208079794176
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It's sort of fked that it appears they intend to take advantage of OpenStreetMap but it doesn't sound like they plan to contribute or fund it. techcrunch.com/2022/12/15/meta-microsoft-aws-and-tomtom-launch-the-overture-maps-foundation-to-develop-interoperable-open-map-data/
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This sounds like a bad idea with no justification other than airline executives wanting to funnel more money to their personal accounts and abuse their employees to the point of risking the safety of their customers. cbsnews.com/news/one-pilot-in-cockpit-staffing-shortage-faa-part-121/#app
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It's almost like the process of becoming increasingly wealthy and entrenched in the executive class... is bad and disconnects you from society and people in such a way as to turn you towards authoritarianism. bentarnoff/1602694039014367234
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"The White House now plans to announce that it’s reopening access to its stockpile of tests for a limited time as part of a broader “winter preparedness plan” it will roll out on Thursday." politico.com/news/2022/12/14/free-covid-home-test-program-restart-00073962
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"programmatic" ? JournalismProj/1603034251993440256
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You'll know the press has turned on Eln when they stop using hero shots from above and slightly to the side and switch to topping their articles with villain shots, where the camera is looking up at him. Chronotope/1481887312967569417
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With the removal of Westworld from HBO Max I'm wondering if their new CEO even understands what a streaming service is. "The removal of shows from HBO Max means WB Discovery is able to save money in residuals paid to cast and crews of productions" variety.com/2022/tv/news/westworld-hbo-max-the-nevers-canceled-1235458657/
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"They’ll ask why consistently wrong, highly paid columnists continue to dominate newsroom mastheads, and where the writers who live in, lived in, or at least understand their communities are." niemanlab.org/2022/12/a-reckoning-with-why-trust-in-news-is-so-low/
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I think this is great. I've long argued that a fundamental understanding of HTML is the sort of baseline knowledge, like sentence structure, that's important for being effective writing on the web. niemanlab.org/2022/12/yes-journalists-should-learn-to-code-but/
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1. Judges that don't react to your keeping your airpods in will be unusual. 2. US states have very specific rules about recording people without their consent, and *even more* rules about recording inside court rooms. In many places it is explicitly illegal to do this. jbrowder1/1602484316339986432
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This is really good, a deep dive on the topic of surveillance. youtu.be/S8VqPxYM2tY
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Netflix joins the rest of the media cos talking about brand safety in digital advertising. SamEBJones/1602179846532370433
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Incredibly predictable and entirely fked up. cnn.com/2022/12/12/tech/twitter-files-yoel-roth/index.html
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Ended up on Bing maps by accident today and ... wow is it full of errors. Old stuff, incorrect stuff, outright nonsense.
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Not great. But hard to imagine a way in which they aren't legally obligated to follow up on this. pcmag.com/news/musk-open-to-the-idea-of-purchasing-substack
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Always boo a billionaire. Gizmodo/1602243126017789953
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I'm curious, has anyone written anything about the portrayal of the NYPD in the most recent AHS season?
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"The ruling class seized cities and chose to turn them into . . . this? To our right is a place that sells wiggly candles." nplusonemag.com/?p=34098
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In what is somewhat of an irony the only thing making ad money for publishers right now is Taboola/Outbrain.
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"For more than a decade, the ad tech industry has tried to replace the term “fingerprinting” with euphemisms, like probabilistic modeling. "But too bad for ad tech, because the term stuck." duncanwc/1600994833572589570
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Ok, seriously, move your DMs to me to Keybase jfc justinbaragona/1600949736353431552
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Why does copy/paste from outlook in dark mode work like *that*?!?!? WTF
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This is 100% true! Data you create prob isn't that valuable on an individual basis. Economies of scale etc... but increasingly I am thinking this is not the only way that personalization systems cause you to labor in such a way that they extract value. There's... negative data. Ryanbarwick/1600862820693725185
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"governments have largely decided that the economy matters more than a few hundred six-year-old girls and boys. They’re betting they can smile and lie their way through it, and we’ll just play along." jessicawildfire.substack.com/p/lets-protect-children-now-so-we-dont