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youtube might not even be the worst offender these days

https://old.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/8vs5na/what_kids_re...

disclaimer: i did not watch the video, but guessed from reading the reddit comments

does use different browser "profiles" while never signing into other sites help with this?

how could someone run these tests at home? does it require expensive equipment?

i would guess they would do whatever the minimum is to stay "legal" and maximize profit... er i mean, "connecting people"

> And avoid CVT like the plague.

why is that?

good catch, thanks!

they probably have tested it extensively, but sometimes people do mess up http://www.cbc.ca/radio/thisisthat/1.3773054

what helped me: read more(both fiction and non-fiction) think of every interaction in your life in the other side's perspective to develop emphathy

> 2nd factor authentication

unless your phone is compromised

most local news websites are loaded with 30+ scripts running in the background

basically it's "don't worry, people will review the image, but they're 'specially trained' "

when will people stop using facebook?

after he gets enough photos he can start a website where people rate and compare two bodies!

http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2003/11/19/facemash-creato...

serious question, other than the glasses that no one is buying, the ads where google and facebook take up most of the space, what do they have?

> Unfortunately GDAX (and Coinbase), Gemini, and other exchanges all went down at the same time this time around, making it impossible to buy the dip

how like is being down planned? could there be more to this coicident?

isn't it more like Apple anti-virus?

> start using a password manager

isn't that a point of failure too? why not just use different passwords for every site and make a longest-allowed password?

this might sound cliche, but make the world a better place

linnkedin is #1 for dark pattern

exactly, so "real" AI can be trained by the same people too and have the same outcome?

stupid question, but the AI/neural net these days require training right? look at what happened to microsoft's AI bot that turned rogue after just a few days and had to be turned off

> * Google has 75k employees*

not 75k engineers right?

the re-design sounds like reddit4 in the making

> My problem is that I find it much harder to concentrate while I am standing

similar experience. i find sitting with good posture more comfortable and better on the knees

why Aug 1?

> What's next. Install camera's wherever I physically go

how about camera in your home? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9X_fP4pPWPw

definitely agree for linkedin. another thing about linkedin is that people lie on there all the time and exaggerate their accomplishment

how many columns do you usually have on Trello? Whenever I try to use Trello I end up having too many columns

> being a developer and security conscious, I inspect URLs before I click on them. The longer they are, the more frustrated I get examining them.

it doens't really matter if a url is long or short, right? as long as the domain looks good then there's no reason to check every character in the url? not sure why it's more secure to have a shorter url if the domain is safe

*not a security expert

> I upload stuff to imgur just for the nice, short URLs.

genuinely curious, why is that important? is it common to memorize the URLs instead of copying and pasting?

> fix it's culture

  its*