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I pity the poor fool who stinks like I do!
How will this even help, beyond a point it's just a flood of information.
You’re obscenely naive to think that.
All data is valuable. Big data is insanely valuable.
How will this even help, beyond a point it's just a flood of information.
You’re obscenely naive to think that.
All data is valuable. Big data is insanely valuable.
How will this even help, beyond a point it's just a flood of information.
Can you explain how that data might be used?
How will this even help, beyond a point it's just a flood of information.
Can you explain how that data might be used?
Can you explain how that data might be used?
How will this even help, beyond a point it's just a flood of information.
Nah... They will develop ai to make algorithms to do that... Far more cost effective in the long run than data scientistsThey'll just hire more and smarter data scientists to make sure that point never gets reached and everything remains useful to generate more money.
Also done we live in a world where the carbon footprint for data server farms is approaching that of airline travel and increasing exponentially ... Perhaps that will kill us before skynet...or carbon taxes will make people much more careful about data storage?Firstly, all your electronic data has a value. And that value is by the sites packaging up and selling on parts or all of your data.
Secondly, sites now employ hoards of data analysts who can then further transfer that data into meaningful information and sell that on.
And this adding of value to your data carries on and on.
And you have absolutely no say in the matter.
We live in a world where information is king.
Also done we live in a world where the carbon footprint for data server farms is approaching that of airline travel and increasing exponentially ... Perhaps that will kill us before skynet...or carbon taxes will make people much more careful about data storage?
All big tech companies ingest every user action as an event.
As someone who works in big data, storage is the single most expensive thing in the business, even for companies as big and wealthy as Amazon. Unless they are keeping a running log that refreshes itself after certain days/entries, there's simply no way they can log every user action and store it for eternity.
As someone who works in big data, storage is the single most expensive thing in the business, even for companies as big and wealthy as Amazon. Unless they are keeping a running log that refreshes itself after certain days/entries, there's simply no way they can log every user action and store it for eternity.
You can block the data being sent using apps such as Blokada which create a local VPN and stop the requests from being sent. This does not require you to root your phone.
OVER THE WEEKEND, workers at MSP1—an Amazon fulfillment center in Shakopee, Minnesota—walked off the job just after midnight to protest the upcoming end of Amazon’s unlimited unpaid time off (UPT) policy and the firing of a worker who had stayed home with her children. The UPT benefit, which was implemented in early March in response to Covid-19, and which allows workers to stay home without pay if they feel sick, is set to expire at the end of April.
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“I live with a [child], my girlfriend, and my mom and dad. Let’s say Amazon lets someone in [to work] because he has no hours left of UPT. I’m going to go in and contract the virus. Say I’m asymptomatic and I infect my whole house, and nearly kill half my damn family. Just because Bezos cares more about his fecking money than his employees.”
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Amazon workers can be subject to disciplinary measures and even firing if they fail to keep up with the hectic pace of work—known as “rate”—and the first survey question asks how trying to keep up with rate affects workers’ health. In response, 317 of the 373 respondents say keeping up with rate impacts their ability to wash their hands and otherwise sanitize their workstations.
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As for what personal protective equipment (PPE) is being provided by the company, answers vary widely. While the San Bernardino worker (who participated in the survey) told me that face masks are being provided, and social distancing measures and temperature checks have been implemented at their warehouse, one respondent based at DTW1—a warehouse in Romulus, Michigan—states that as recently as April 15th, no PPE of any kind was being provided. Fifty-one of the survey’s respondents report only being given face masks—meaning they have not been provided with hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, disposable gloves, goggles, face shields, or physical barrier between workstations. A second San Bernardino ONT2 worker I spoke with yesterday says they are still not providing gloves in the facility, even though the company informed him and his coworkers of two more positive Covid-19 cases in their warehouse on Sunday.
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“I cough a lot in [the warehouse]; it’s not a dry cough, but I haven’t had a chance to go to a doctor because I haven’t used a lot of UPT, because I need the money,” says the second ONT2 worker in San Bernardino. “I’m risking my life, and I have diabetes.”
“They make millions upon billions and always let us know how much we’re appreciated,” adds the first worker. “Well, show us that appreciation. Tell your fecking customers to feck off for once and protect the labor force that makes your fecking money.”
https://direkris.itch.io/you-are-jeff-bezosWhat do you even do with a trillion dollars?
She said the Amazon driver went on to deliver a parcel – with potentially ‘traces of excrement’ – to one of her neighbours in Nuthall, Nottingham
I've read that Q has spread on TikTok as well as fb, making it possible to have a right-wing zoomer-boomer alliance.