@xmagu37113@thatgoofyguy nonchalantly great on the keyboard. storch was in the band the roots, and then was an in demand producer in hip-hop. he was (iirc) a really good keyboard player, and also a hard partier. def the sort to rock a party by himself on keys with a cig in one hand and shades on.
@pmarca two questions jump to mind?
1. what are you currently wracked by guilt over?
2. did the prompt include "you are a chatbot simulating an internet philosophy crank."?
also naming as violence, idk, kinda woke sounding if you ask me.
Facebook inserts tracking data on *all* pictures uploaded to its site. I believe they have been doing this for a while? It's one of those things that they probably consider normal operating procedure but few people outside the company have any idea this is going on.
Here is @BradSmi just hours ago praising the House for passing a bipartisan immigration law after his company gave over $46,000 to its opponents. I just don't understand this transparent duplicity. We have the receipts! https://t.co/26NhLw9MFU
If you work at Amazon, Google, Twitter, Facebook, or Microsoft, know that your labor is being used to fund large donations to Republicans like Poliquin, Cruz, Nunes, Scalise and worse. Have a look at https://t.co/yqd20vMllM for some good examples. Make a ruckus to your CEO!
.@KZSU Day of Noise: Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019 -- 24 hours of improvised sound, electronics, and acoustic noises. Tune in at https://t.co/HdozK2xUIq or in the Bay Area at 90.1FM https://t.co/FJWepiVGpp
This 6.5 MB Bloomberg article injects targeted code into your browser and pings back to a suite of mystery servers every few seconds while the page is open. Most of its components serve no obvious purpose. https://t.co/ykyJihzOdb
@ericschmidt@SchmidtFutures@jfftweets@ericschmidt and the like must accept a relative loss of wealth for things to get better in the USA and the world at large. the disproportionate extraction of value from the labor of "low wage workers" is an enourmous part of why the world is currently in such turmoil.
@ericschmidt@SchmidtFutures@jfftweets instead of talking about raw numbers without addressing growing wealth disparity, consider a search for ideas that shrinks the yawning chasm in wealth between you and most people in the world (especially "low and moderate income workers").
Yep. The superrich who allege that they want to do good would—if they meant it!—pay fair taxes, pay (preferrably unionized) workers well, stop starving schools of funds. A solid @josephestiglitz review of new book by @anandwrites on the "elite charade". https://t.co/wDtfbJq4gX