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dcmsblog.uk
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| | | | | For many of us social media is a feature of our lives that we cannot imagine being without. For many more of us doing things online is becoming more common and we are likely to do even more online in the future. It is worth remembering that the main reason online companies like Facebook and [...] | |
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kortina.nyc
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| | | | | The 2020 documentary *The Social Dilemma* raises a number of legitimate concerns about the negative impacts of social media technology on our society, but it somehow fails to connect the dots from its critique of social media to a far broader set of problems. The danger of this narrow view is that it leaves the audience thinking the problems are specific to social media, an idea which is likely to result scapegoating social media platforms without addressing the more pervasive underlying issues. The 'soc... | |
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checksandbalances.clio.nl
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| | | | | Every week or so, a new TikTok decides that Dubai is the final boss of late-stage capitalism. You know the ones: sped-up footage of endless towers, self-driving police cars, influencers balancing a... | |
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jimpurbrick.com
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| | | [AI summary] The text discusses the development and challenges of Replicated Redux, a library for managing state in multi-user networked VR applications. It highlights the difficulties of handling latency and ensuring consistency across clients, particularly in applications like ReactVR's Pairs game. The text also touches on testing strategies, such as property-based testing, and the limitations of the client prediction mechanism. It concludes with a reference to the Half-Life optimistic update approach and Redux's support for time travel for conflict resolution. | ||
