Or is your "better" solution to just suck it up and keep on taking it?
No, a better solution is to figure out a way to stay useful. Striking is counterproductive, because it makes you less useful, and will only speed up adoption of robots who don't strike.
One day I would understand why people hate The Last Jedi, I really enjoyed it
I don't hate it. Don't love it either. After the watching the stupidly boring Force Awakes movie, I have lost any remaining interest in the franchise, so I'm not planning to go see it.
Pretty soon, people will be making fake revenge porn by putting the face of their ex-friend on the naked body of someone else. It will look good enough to embarrass the victim, and impossible to detect using Facebook's filters.
how does the average person verify that what they are hearing that person say are things that person actually said, and not clever forgeries designed to mislead people?
A public key signature by the person doing the talking ?
I don't agree at all. I actually think its impossible to cancel out all of earth's effects
An exact cancellation may be difficult, but it should be fairly simple to cancel out 90% of the earth's magnetic field, and see if the "EM effect" also reduces by 90%.
We don't know the algorithm and learning data, but we do have the questionnaire about the defendant, which has no question about skin color or race. It's in your own link above.
You're not answering the question, so I'll give you a hint: it would not help at all.
If the code and data is proprietary, you have no way of knowing whether the Toronto Declaration was followed. And even if you have a good reason to assume it was not, then there's no legal recourse anyway, because it's all voluntary.
Depends. Often I do not, simply because I can't find any candidate that I like. The attitude is called 'realism', by the way. I'd rather focus my limited energy on things were I can actually make a change.
Amazon will, like a parasitic vine, choke the life out of most if not all alternatives, and once that is done, do you think Amazon will continue to give you reasonable prices ? If you do think that is going to happen, you are more naive than most young children.
You're naive if you think that not shopping at Amazon is going to make a difference.
For example, someone who is disabled in some way, and can do the job, but is therefore a little slower than other employees
If someone can't do a job as good as another person, they shouldn't get preferential treatment just because they are part of a recognized protected group.
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Or is your "better" solution to just suck it up and keep on taking it?
No, a better solution is to figure out a way to stay useful. Striking is counterproductive, because it makes you less useful, and will only speed up adoption of robots who don't strike.
The US topsoil is getting thin, and aquifers are being depleted.
It isn't enough, but it would have given a lot more time to deal with the problem
We had plenty of time, but nobody cares about dealing with problems until it's too late.
Just because there's no good solution doesn't mean you should try a shitty one.
The new trilogy should have been about the Rebels' new government hunting down the remnants of the Empire and cleaning up the galaxy.
It should have shown the Rebels slowly becoming a new Empire.
One day I would understand why people hate The Last Jedi, I really enjoyed it
I don't hate it. Don't love it either. After the watching the stupidly boring Force Awakes movie, I have lost any remaining interest in the franchise, so I'm not planning to go see it.
If you used Bush as your ruler, you were designing it wrong
Everybody knows the proper unit of scale is a banana.
Pretty soon, people will be making fake revenge porn by putting the face of their ex-friend on the naked body of someone else. It will look good enough to embarrass the victim, and impossible to detect using Facebook's filters.
Just don't do it at all, problem solved.
You'd feel better if only your enemies use this technology ?
how does the average person verify that what they are hearing that person say are things that person actually said, and not clever forgeries designed to mislead people?
A public key signature by the person doing the talking ?
I don't agree at all. I actually think its impossible to cancel out all of earth's effects
An exact cancellation may be difficult, but it should be fairly simple to cancel out 90% of the earth's magnetic field, and see if the "EM effect" also reduces by 90%.
we have to figure out how to heat the planet.
Not "we". Somebody else.
The forces are to small to be useful for getting into orbit.
burning piles of cash in a startup that has a completely unworkable business model
If your fund manager can't spot companies with a completely unworkable business model, you have bigger problems.
We don't know the algorithm and learning data, but we do have the questionnaire about the defendant, which has no question about skin color or race. It's in your own link above.
You're not answering the question, so I'll give you a hint: it would not help at all.
If the code and data is proprietary, you have no way of knowing whether the Toronto Declaration was followed. And even if you have a good reason to assume it was not, then there's no legal recourse anyway, because it's all voluntary.
The algorithm and data set are proprietary, though, so nobody gets to examine them.
And exactly how would the Toronto Declaration help in that case ?
Everyone from employees to suppliers to the taxpayer loses out from such things.
But they all win if the business turns out to be a success.
Could it be that the real money maker here is selling that data and not selling the stupid passes?
Apparently not.
You probably don't vote, either, do you?
Depends. Often I do not, simply because I can't find any candidate that I like. The attitude is called 'realism', by the way. I'd rather focus my limited energy on things were I can actually make a change.
It might slow down progress slightly.
What you're seeing now *is* already slowed down slightly.
a "Declaration" can be more vague and aspirational.
Even more reason to ignore it.
Amazon will, like a parasitic vine, choke the life out of most if not all alternatives, and once that is done, do you think Amazon will continue to give you reasonable prices ? If you do think that is going to happen, you are more naive than most young children.
You're naive if you think that not shopping at Amazon is going to make a difference.
For example, someone who is disabled in some way, and can do the job, but is therefore a little slower than other employees
If someone can't do a job as good as another person, they shouldn't get preferential treatment just because they are part of a recognized protected group.
Why not just "it's against the law" ? We already have laws against discrimination.