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2491. RT @math_rachel Reminder: algorithms can be biased on variables that are not a part of the dataset. Ex: Race is not an input variable to COMPAS recidivism algorithm, yet the results are racially biased. YouTube doesn't use extremism as a variable, but its results are biased towards extremism.
>  31 March 2019, 9:07:09 PM | LINK | Filed in
2492. RT @alexislloyd The biggest roadblock to good decision making in organizations is the fact that quantifiable things tend to be valued far more than that which is less easily measured. A (short) thread...
>  3 April 2019, 11:41:05 AM | LINK | Filed in
2493. RT @nwmalinowski Wild that there is no oversight of @ManhattanDA $600 million slush fund from asset forfeiture. The expensive meals and travel look bad — but he also uses that money for his own political gain and to buy things for NYPD & DAs outside NYC Council process. thecity.nyc/2019/04/high-f…
>  3 April 2019, 12:05:33 PM | LINK | Filed in
2494. RT @GeorgeGascon 9,361 marijuana convictions-every single one since 1975 that is eligible pursuant to #Prop64-have officially been dismissed and sealed. Here’s the official court order. #SignedSealedDelivered
>  3 April 2019, 9:45:34 PM | LINK | Filed in
2495. RT @louisvirtel Just watched The Joker trailer. I hate origin stories but "Mediocre man wants to be funny" is the realest villain explanation I've heard yet.
>  3 April 2019, 9:40:32 PM | LINK | Filed in
2496. RT @geoplace Data is power. Read this piece by @jamesfarrar on how drivers are attempting to use GDPR to get Uber to hand over their geo-data. That data will, in turn, be used to claim back pay. newstatesman.com/america/2019/0… @WorkerInfoX
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2497. RT @HeerJeet The third interesting thing here is that in 1974 Philip K. Dick was a burnt out case who had abused massive amounts of drugs & heard voices he thought were from God, the KGB or space aliens. But he was better grounded in reality than the Wall Street Journal editorial page. twitter.com/notjessewalker…
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2498. RT @JooBilly I'm extremely tired of designers treating climate change as a fun playful thing to beautifully render instead of a serious, generational political project that their real estate-driven, corporate design culture is actively making worse. fastcompany.com/90329294/float…
>  5 April 2019, 5:23:37 PM | LINK | Filed in
2499. RT @samswey Rich people commit enough tax fraud to fund a nationwide free college program. twitter.com/propublica/sta…
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2500. @muntazer_zaidi twitter.com/backspace/stat…
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