Internet memes
dimanche 6 novembre 2016 à 01:00Internet memes make falsehood just as powerful as truth.
Site original : Richard Stallman's Political Notes
Internet memes make falsehood just as powerful as truth.
Algorithms that purport to estimate the chance that a DNA match is spurious could be erroneous — or biased — or snowing juries with babble.
What is certain is that courts are being invited to depend on proprietary software, and that's always wrong.
California Politician Likes Climate Change Because "Our Enemies" Live in Hot Places.
This is stupid at so many levels. But he does it because lots of Americans have been taught to lap it up.
Vancouver is considering a long-term plan to cope with global heating: moving people out of low-lying areas by the coast.
US citizens: call on the EPA to strictly regulate smog-causing ozone emissions from oil and gas wells.