(#p3zk5jq) @will Several of us in the community that run/manage pods (some single-user, others multi-user like my own at twtxt.net) got together and discussed this incident. We have agreed that this is in violation of the Yarn.social _default_ Abuse Policy that is applicable to all pods (by default) including my pod's abuse policy. Therefore I have gone and deleted that Twt out of your feed (by hand). As I have no way to contact you (as you provide very little information on your Profile or any way to contact you) I've had to take this action without your prior consent. Please understand that our goals for Yarn.social is to build and maintain a positive culture for as long as we possibly can. Thanks! 🙏

(#vwy2qla) @will (a) no; and (b) to be clear about what, exactly? Are you really suggesting that the background of my organization's president and CEO has anything to do with something I am saying here?

(#c7heyxq) @will they are even talking of DAOs that are even worse 😑 I mean, meritocracy sounds good in theory, but I think in practice everything (could) go wrong... More in Dev communities. Let's see what happens

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(#3j2dr4q) @will It would appear that way:

(#nmp7vkq) @tkanos @will (a) the Tesla autopilot has killed people no human would have mistakenly killed; (b) no computer program can make moral decisions, and we should not be moving in the direction of placing trust into machines to do so--the act of trying to offload such decisions is itself an immoral act; (c) it's possible computer vision will never be good enough to drive a car, because driving a car is probably "AI Complete" (meaning a task that requires artificial general intelligence to perform). The fact that people die in car wrecks is therefore not an argument in favor of self-driving cars. It's an argument in favor of public transportation, safety regulations, training, etc.

(#nmp7vkq) actually is a good remark @will, the question should be : statistically who is the most dangerous : an autopilot or a human ? Do you think that there is a open data with the information of brand car and accident is has been involved on ?

(#pouhmda) @will No idea, there are a few directories and rings, but I don't know of an approximate number

(#fop72fa) @will I think I use a different version of the Web, those adblockers and anti-spywares are wonderful. And I'm posting this on the Web, so...

(#fop72fa) @will briefly mining bitcoin on someone else's behalf is a small price to pay for 100 bytes of data! what would you prefer, having to actually pay out of pocket???