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Roberto Rosario criticized it, calling it's algorithm the most idiotic algorithm he's seen in 29 years of programming.

Before the big cities of Buenos Aires and Rosario in Argentina got somewhat dangerous, this is what life was like.

Alden Do Rosario - will dissect the RAG + MCP pipeline we run in prod, live demo.

Alden Do Rosario (CustomGPT.ai CEO) - will dissect the RAG + MCP pipeline we run in prod, live demo.

I'd be curious to hear from a lawyer if a system like this would cause a Rosario violation (in New York, for instance).

Plus I love Rosario Dawson, so that's probably a contributing factor.

We seem to agree on point 1: Rosario wasn't criticizing the implementation of the blocklist, but rather the perceived policy of adding people to it based on their use of the #GamerGate hashtag.

I take no position (here) on the implications of supporting GamerGate, but do object to the paragraph you wrote suggesting Rosario should have been surprised to see himself associated with them.

* Rosario wasn't criticizing the implementation of the block list but rather the policies it was based on; in particular, he was upset that he'd been added based on his use of the #gamergate tag.

> A reasonable person reading that tweet stream could easily come to the conclusion that Rosario was a GamerGate person; he used the tag consistently and, in every case I saw, positively.

* A reasonable person reading that tweet stream could easily come to the conclusion that Rosario was a GamerGate person; he used the tag consistently and, in every case I saw, positively.

Others, not so much (e.g., people from Rosario), they come off as "Argentine" and that's it.

Here are the factors that led me to believe that Rosario was a pro-GG'er: * He used the "#NotYourShield" hashtag multiple times.

Rosario held a meeting with Jawbone’s senior director of product management to discuss the company’s future plans and then downloaded what the company said was a “playbook” outlining its future products.

High quality site with headlines such as "Dow Jones Reaches New All Time High, Making Republicans Look Like Fools" written by Justin "Filthy Liberal Scum" Rosario.

Our first product is Kuesty, a Yelp-like mobile app for restaurants ratings in my hometown of Rosario, Argentina.

Maybe not in the same quantity but from personal experience Rosario, Mendoza and Córdoba are decent sized cities with a book-reading student population.

My friend and colleague, Giovanna Di Rosario, recently wrote this dissertation, Electronic Poetry: Understanding Poetry in the Digital Environment [2].