Guy has been let down by his parents, the education system, the mental health care system, or all of the above.

Too bad we live in an environment where libraries would be considered a wild idea and the right to neglect your children is more important than food and education for the same.

Individualism has collective consequences

Yeah exactly, if you are talking about winning an online argument you’ve already lost in many ways

How’s that different from any other platform? What a coincidence that American capitalists want you to hate Chinese capitalists

The platforms are responsible because they curate and serve the content. Their algorithms can be and are exploited, but the fact that they’re algorithms doesn’t absolve them of responsibility.

Nobody told them they have to serve and intake millions of hours of content every day. If a human editor put that stuff out we’d hold the business accountable for that person’s actions.

Algorithms and AI aren’t excuses.

Here’s the actual statement. It’s not truly singling out China for being “China bad.”

https://mediacenter.org.ua/russia-s-disinformation-and-propaganda-efforts-on-social-media-ukraine-s-center-for-countering-disinformation-warns-of-growing-danger-on-tiktok/

You guys are lapping up and spreading sinophobia, just as bad as what people are doing on Telegram and Tik Tok.

Pot, meet kettle.

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I’m pretty sure this story was blown out of proportion and exaggerated. These people were training and validating the automated systems not watching the cameras 24/7.

That’s how AI is trained, manual intervention. It wasn’t working as well as they hoped, but it wasn’t humans watching cameras in real time.

https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/17/24133029/amazon-just-walk-out-cashierless-ai-india

Same level of delusion as the people who thought Trump would drain the swamp

What religions do Ukrainians and Russians practice? I thought they were similar.

Elon Musk and Trump are defenders of free speech because they said so. Everything they do is explained honestly by their words. They’re not using a concept people are emotional about to push an agenda. They really really mean it. It’s that simple.

Must be nice to live in your world

Bqhaahahahahahshshshshhdgshdhshs god dumb if people no god there no war

You’re painfully ignorant. Nobody is saying religion isn’t a factor, you’re saying it’s the only factor.

We get it you’re an enlightened atheist, but that doesn’t mean things aren’t more complex

You’re building a straw man, you’re the one asserting that religion is solely to blame when it’s just a tool that’s being applied as part of a larger more complex problem.

This situation could just as easily have a secular socialist resistance fighting the colonizer, similar to some of the Kurdish resistance groups fighting ISIS and in Syria.

The reason for the conflict is that a colonizing state operating an apartheid government is committing genocide on the people living there to expand their control and territory. Illegal settlements aren’t there because of Judaism they’re there because of imperialism.

Religion is being exploited on both sides as an excuse and to motivate the people, but it’s not the root cause.

lol famously true of geopolitics

a simple explanation for a simple mind

They also wear shoes maybe the shoes are to blame.

As it always was and always has been, religion is used as a tool and an excuse but it’s not the root cause.

the west has nothing to do with it they just simply set up the settler colonial apartheid state and gave it infinite weapons and constantly protect it from any retaliation.

I basically stole your comment but made a worse version. On this note, though, there’s sometimes value in using words like “fix” or other kinds of tagging or consistent formatting in the sense that you can do a meta-analysis of the repo history to look at trends (like the ratio of fixes to feature work) over time.

Issue tracking software obviates that, somewhat, but having that info embedded in the repo history lets you go further and look at which files have the most fixes etc.

Existing tools out there sometimes do this exact thing, but it can be manually done as well

Knowing you fixed a bug is minimal information and usually covered by an issue reference in professional software development. I’d prefer to see the commit describing what the fix is actually doing to fix the bug.

Systemic issues are solved by begging