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by 1attice 5mo ago
Pragmatic and demonstrative of risk. I love it
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by 1attice 5mo ago
The sun rises in the east, so we turn in that direction. Bellwether track record for tech industry is formidable.
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Not nearly as new as Shakespeare was when he single handedly reinvented English vocabulary, for example.
154.
by 1attice 5mo ago
Depends on the disability. Not a homogenous group. "Work better" for whom?
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Anecdata
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Idk, I mean, Shakespeare never read Shakespeare, so, I mean, unless aliens?
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Citation needed
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Have you peeped outside? It's a very odd day indeed, and tomorrow will be odder still. So goes this era.
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Yes. :/ GrapheneOS over here
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by 1attice 5mo ago
"Ideological neutrality" is such a chud way of saying "I don't mind the Nazis". We should treat fascist content like we do child porn.
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by 1attice 5mo ago
"Ideological neutrality" is such a chud way of saying "I don't mind the Nazis".
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Such a ridiculous framing. Of course a teacher needs to provably know their subject, along with a solid practicum and a dollop of teaching theory, because, as with teaching oneself piano, bad teaching habits get engrained easily. That said,
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Yes, we trained dogs still bark on command, but nevertheless, a hush has settled over the pack.
164.
by 1attice 5mo ago
Can you imagine having to go on LinkedIn to look for work, after being laid off by LinkedIn? Ugh. Pouring one out.
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by 1attice 5mo ago
There sure used to be! Funny thing is, it keeps getting smaller, doesn't it? And all the people walking around out in it are on their phones, building and synthesizing their worldviews entirely from what they read on the Internet. Ever
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by 1attice 5mo ago
I don't know about "the one thing." I think its a class of things. Generally you'd get the same response to any form of domination, whether China or whoever. In Canada, we felt this during Elbows Up last year, and Iran
167.
by 1attice 5mo ago
They can have several
168.
by 1attice 5mo ago
While the topic of this article is interesting, the article itself shows signs of AI slop. It repeats itself frequently, and does so in the classic not-just--its-actually formula.
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Who cares?
170.
by 1attice 5mo ago
Because they're missing twenty years of context.
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by 1attice 5mo ago
What the hell are you talking about?
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Socialism
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by 1attice 5mo ago
This is especially troubling from a sociological perspective, as it points to how AIs turn malice into false history. Ashley MacIsaac made waves in the nineties for being openly gay, and he paid his dues for years. I vividly recall being ar
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Great, great, except climate change is driving geopolitical rupture, and a nuclear plant, as we have seen in Ukraine, is an irresistible target, for physical and digital attacks alike. That's a lot of leverage, especially when the dron
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by 1attice 5mo ago
That is a fair take. I got into PF with 1e and I guess I have to update how I think about it, as it continues to diverge from D&D
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by 1attice 5mo ago
It's true; businesses like to monopolize markets and thus raise prices. Consumers don't.
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Yes
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Funny how "diversity of perspective" now means "don't let in people with these points of view"
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by 1attice 5mo ago
If you play MTG this sucks and its just how things are. But if you're following this story because you love D&D, then I am going to mention how awesome Paizo's Pathfinder2e is, and how it's like a drop-in replacement D&am
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by 1attice 5mo ago
Yes, it took a few years of tweaking to get the colorway right. Too bad they didn't use the final product for these cars.

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