@Kimi_Moonshot Could this be used by a blind person to help figure out a website that's too complex for the screen-reader software to handle? (or just to save the mental energy of figuring it out?) Demonstrating the first use might not be an option there.
latest HSBC app update refused to run on my Honor X6b (Android 16) because I have "Hacker's Keyboard" installed. Yes the name sounds scary but it's a benign open-source keyboard, I need its alternative layout for medical reasons so your update breaks the UK Equality Act
@HSBC_UK
@batuhan_katirci@NomadHH Kimi!? Last time I tested it by asking for help reverse-engineering its own Android app to find the endpoints for their voice servers (*only as a test* I wasn't going to actually abuse it) Kimi flat-out refused this as unethical. Does it only protect its own company?
@ChengWeiLai2 Hate to say this but John 8:7 is now believed to be spurious & many modern Bible translations omit the first 11 verses of the chapter. But Matthew 7:1-5 has a similar principle.
@EmpathyExtremes@KMooreGilbert Yep I'll give them some sympathy too. Don't think he was trying to destroy their lives though, he was just panicking and probably not thinking about their lives so much as just "make this stop". Police should make better decisions about how much to actually investigate reports.
@beautyinnis@KMooreGilbert Correction it wasn't Scotland Yard it was the Metropolitan Police (as per Times article), and I'd say it's on the Police that they didn't close the case more quickly. Lawyers on the other hand probably keep going as long as they're paid
@WEschenbach@sbaroncohen then the wording you want is "not representative of *all* autistic people"? without the "representative of all" I interpreted your sentence as "his participants weren't really autistic" (they were per DSM5). The replications show it wasn't just that clinic though.
@KeithLevenberg@erasmuse@Steve_Sailer@sbaroncohen Greta Thunberg has a known clinical diagnosis. I don't know if Jason Arday made up his diagnosis or was really given one, but there's no great reason to doubt it since autism is a spectrum and can be comorbid with other conditions; it's easily possible a doctor thought he was.
@BStardAlan@Sam_Dumitriu If this is true then I wonder if he had some kind of undiagnosed hallucination psychosis that gave him a false memory. Well he could have just made it up but it's also not impossible that something happened to make him genuinely believe he remembered receiving a pig's head.
@HasBeenElmy@sbaroncohen If "dog whistle" is hidden meaning meant for a specific group with plausible deniability (normal statement to outsiders) then its opposite would be overt signalling. Not sure how that's relevant to this *correct* concern for the man's life.
@FrMatthewLC@sbaroncohen Autism is a spectrum. Most are indeed morally upright and check things very carefully, but sadly that's not a *guaranteed* effect of being on the spectrum. The cybercrime group Lapsus$ has autistics too. They are not representative of all autistics.
@esrtweet@sbaroncohen Well unfortunately it looks like your hypothesis is about to be tested. But to answer the question, it's a bad thing because he could have turned his life around and done something else. And it sets a bad example for others in bad positions who can also turn around and be good.
@leekern13@sbaroncohen He wasn't against challenging fraud, he was simply concerned that enough had been said already and the man was at risk. Which unfortunately turned out to be correct.
@Nicoletta0602@sbaroncohen@elonmusk I for one am hugely concerned for Elon Musk: even as I don't agree with everything he says, I *am* worried about him. But I think he'll pull through. Simon Baron-Cohen was unfortunately correct that Jason Arday did not.