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The new tactics to implement the #CancelCulture are quite ingenious. They are not going after what they want cancelled directly, they are going after how it gets to you! Itās attacking the free market, and itās harder to spot and harder to fight before itās done! Read on!
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Hereās an example. If thereās a challenge to the normal Social Media platforms, then they arenāt wasting time going after the new app, they are making the app unavailable well more difficult to get. This puts people off from going to the trouble or switching.
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They are going to do this in a way you wonāt see it coming. They are going to stop it before the source.
Soon, the media is going to be a complete left wing echo-chamber. Social Media, TV and Papers all left wing and you donāt get to say āwhat about free speech?ā
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Why? Because they arenāt playing against free speech. They are going after the free market. This also gives you an idea what socialism can and will do.
I donāt expect my account to last long now Iām watching this and exposing it! Please share, stand your ground and donāt quit!
Hereās the proof that CNN are trying to get Fox cancelled at the broadcast level, stop it getting into peopleās homes by getting the TV providers to ban it. Again, targeted before what we see as the source. This is also the groundwork for any
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Hereās an example. If thereās a challenge to the normal Social Media platforms, then they arenāt wasting time going after the new app, they are making the app unavailable well more difficult to get. This puts people off from going to the trouble or switching.
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JUST IN: Apple joins Google in suspending Parler from its app store https://t.co/s7gkiTE15s pic.twitter.com/4sTupD1Uyp
— The Hill (@thehill) January 10, 2021
They are going to do this in a way you wonāt see it coming. They are going to stop it before the source.
Soon, the media is going to be a complete left wing echo-chamber. Social Media, TV and Papers all left wing and you donāt get to say āwhat about free speech?ā
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Why? Because they arenāt playing against free speech. They are going after the free market. This also gives you an idea what socialism can and will do.
I donāt expect my account to last long now Iām watching this and exposing it! Please share, stand your ground and donāt quit!
Hereās the proof that CNN are trying to get Fox cancelled at the broadcast level, stop it getting into peopleās homes by getting the TV providers to ban it. Again, targeted before what we see as the source. This is also the groundwork for any
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01/06/2021 Riot decode via Youtube/Twitch
Symbolism comms allow hiding messages in plain sight, classified data updates, or signals to coordinate crimes.
e.g. I decoded a song that implied Mi6 + CIA used the Radio to coordinate the removal of JFK.
01/06/2021 Riot decode via Youtube/Twitch
Symbolism comms allow hiding messages in plain sight, classified data updates, or signals to coordinate crimes.
e.g. I decoded a song that implied Mi6 + CIA used the Radio to coordinate the removal of JFK.
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— CodesUcq (@CodesUcq) March 28, 2020
I've gotten a lot of requests to decode the new 17/Q Minute Bob Dylan song about JFK's murder.
Ok.
So first up this isn't a new song except in that it's just been released. The question of why wasn't it released before is worth considering.
https://t.co/FZjO8Dm92l
I just completed "Rain Risk" - Day 12 - Advent of Code 2020 https://t.co/0wRPluJVeL #AdventOfCode
Today I learned that I really need coffee āļø to operate properly. Made a trivial mistake and it took me forever to catch it. This would have been obv. with a statically typed lang.
Also, I'm using a notebook-style env. to play (like https://t.co/JgFUNSSRuD, here it's https://t.co/XrswSxjjwk). My take away from this fun experience + observations at work is that such notebooks are poison to the mind, fostering bad practices while not bringing much value.
I get that notebooks provide a nice environment for tutorials - you get a literate programming + a printf-debugger on steroids, which is very useful when suffering through tensor shape mismatch errors. It's useful for data science or ML 101.
But then I see people using Python notebooks to do actual work and it's horrifying to me. The natural tendency is to write notebooks as a series of cells mutating global state. So each cell has an implicit API defined by its interaction with the global state. 2/9
The API is implicitly a function of cell exec order, but then you can purposely (or mistakenly) exec cells in any order š¬. And this is on top of the usual issues you get with dynamically typed languages. No one can write maintainable code this way, but notebooks get a pass. 3/9
Today I learned that I really need coffee āļø to operate properly. Made a trivial mistake and it took me forever to catch it. This would have been obv. with a statically typed lang.
Also, I'm using a notebook-style env. to play (like https://t.co/JgFUNSSRuD, here it's https://t.co/XrswSxjjwk). My take away from this fun experience + observations at work is that such notebooks are poison to the mind, fostering bad practices while not bringing much value.
I get that notebooks provide a nice environment for tutorials - you get a literate programming + a printf-debugger on steroids, which is very useful when suffering through tensor shape mismatch errors. It's useful for data science or ML 101.
But then I see people using Python notebooks to do actual work and it's horrifying to me. The natural tendency is to write notebooks as a series of cells mutating global state. So each cell has an implicit API defined by its interaction with the global state. 2/9
The API is implicitly a function of cell exec order, but then you can purposely (or mistakenly) exec cells in any order š¬. And this is on top of the usual issues you get with dynamically typed languages. No one can write maintainable code this way, but notebooks get a pass. 3/9
8kun, the people at the center of the attempted coup, Qanon, child abuse content, and multiple neo-nazi mass-shootings made public everyone they were emailing. Here's what that reveals. New, co-written by me + THREAD
A mail server vulnerability has publicly exposed more than a year\u2019s worth of email logs, as well as highlighted security and infrastructure issues, faced by the administrators and maintainers of controversial websites such as 8kun. https://t.co/JgcZ4ihuwf
— Bellingcat (@bellingcat) January 7, 2021