This is the sort of stuff that could lead to bitter Jia Hinds to now purposefully sabotage systems.... think 737 MAX nosedive on steriods
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Gen Z: We want free speech!
Oligarchs: But we have free speech at home!
Free speech at home:
Oligarchs: But we have free speech at home!
Free speech at home:
They watched the inauguration on a screen in a stadium
TikTok is much better at surfacing interesting content. It fundamentally uses an interest graph over a social graph, which means at its core it cares much more about knowing what people are interested in than knowing to whom they're connected, which was the premise for older social media platforms. IG's "learning" seems to be a sort of auto regressive retargeting rabbit hole logic that just doesn't compare.
Yes, Meta(IG) and Google(Youtube) have the capability to develop this too, and have done it, but somehow manage to fuck it up consistently.
Aside from the technical features, the community on TikTok is completely different. You hit the nail on the head here. Have you seen the comment sections on the other two apps? TikTok has created a beautiful community, and it’s a community that cannot be reached by them, regardless of their feature set.
"Recent damage to undersea cables in the Baltic Sea was likely caused by maritime accidents, not by Russian sabotage as many Western officials have alleged, The Washington Post reported on Sunday.
NATO has used recent incidents to justify an increase in its military presence in the Baltic Sea and launched a new mission called "Baltic Sentry" just last week, a move that ratchets up tensions with Russia. The Guardian reported on Sunday that a NATO naval flotilla has assembled off the coast of Estonia to "protect" undersea infrastructure.[...]"
NATO has used recent incidents to justify an increase in its military presence in the Baltic Sea and launched a new mission called "Baltic Sentry" just last week, a move that ratchets up tensions with Russia. The Guardian reported on Sunday that a NATO naval flotilla has assembled off the coast of Estonia to "protect" undersea infrastructure.[...]"
