With Twitter's change in ownership last week, I'm probably in the clear to talk about the most unethical thing I was asked to build while working at Twitter.
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@MedfordMass Thank you for selling your residents' data when they use your online system to obtain permit parking. A request as a residence: Please try and use the profits to improve our roads?
@lexfridman Seems like any corporate has the right to censure what they want on their platform. Being censured by a corporate platform is not the same as being censured by the government.
Someone on the Facebook recovery effort has explained that a routine BGP update went wrong, which in turn locked out those with remote access who could reverse the mistake. Those who do have physical access do not have authorization on the servers. Catch-22.
We’re excited to share our interactive AR models of the tricuspid valve, built from ex-vivo subject-specific measurements on a beating human heart! Click here: https://t.co/X2lN2ABUwZ or scan the QR code to begin.
#cardiotwitter#biomechanics
Amazing results from my colleagues and friends at @DeepMind. I have never seen such complex behaviours distilled in a single neural network: impressive low-level motor control and high-level planning in a dynamic (multiplayer!) environment.
https://t.co/MeN6I1brQp
@elonmusk can you tell your Tesla peeps to work with us instead of trying to block us.
We fight tooth and nail now to keep access to data of our own cars. Home Assistant is local, open source and never shares (Tesla) data with anyone but owner of the car.
Make it happen please.
Republican Senator John Kennedy asks @StaceyAbrams to give him a list of provisions in Georgia’s new voter suppression law that she objects to.
It’s a long list.
Give it a listen: