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I just wanted to let you know why I think your arguments won’t fly with those you seem to oppose to help you improve your position , since from where I stand they don’t address their points, so a proper debate cannot take place. I did not
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To add to the additional risks and complications mentioned already in this thread: it is an open question what later life consequences IVF/ICSI has on the person born from it. Studies imply a range of health issues that may be related,
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Your style of arguing makes it very difficult to engage with. Who are “people like me”? You know nothing about me or my opinions. I didn’t state them. You seem to be reading a lot more into what I wrote than what I actually did. And no your
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by 47282847 7mo ago
There are many different definitions of what empathy means or how it “feels”. Do you (literally) feel the pain you’re inflicting on somebody else, do you know about it cognitively but not feel it, and how does any of it influence your actio
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by 47282847 7mo ago
As for Germany, as far as I know only few states still teach cursive: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schulausgangsschrift The modern standard is a non-connected font https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gr
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“ As it turned out, there is nothing special about psychopaths when it comes to understanding or feeling empathy with others. ” https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/fulfillment-at-any-a... But maybe it is like
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> would those people whom you call R supporters instead somehow be D supporters, just because of that minor change in the timeline? Yes. See also: support; passive/active
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> It isn't free if you're going to tell me what to do with it later on, that's a deceptively hidden cost, it isn't really free. You are confusing two different definitions of the word free. And overall you seem to ope
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by 47282847 7mo ago
What is missing from the discussion? If you want somebody to stop what they’re doing, see how to provide/offer alternatives that meet the needs they’re getting out of what you don’t want them to do. Not very difficult to understand as
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by 47282847 7mo ago
It’s true that most clients do not support a zero upload configuration, but it’s not inherent to the protocol, and modified clients exist. I’m not aware of any clients that will refuse to share data with clients that are configured to not u
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I thought these days one can go directly to the RIR in case neither LIR nor the IP end-user acts on repeated/ongoing abuse? With the ongoing tension between central policy enforcement mechanisms vs. net/jurisdictional neutrality…
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by 47282847 7mo ago
In the real real world, not all police has that or uses it in every raid. We got visited once as a group of people some ten years ago, coordinated to happen at the same time at different locations across multiple states, and at none of the
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by 47282847 8mo ago
Things I consider most adventurous: Facing past trauma and healing from it, including coming to terms and re-arranging family relationships and other social relationships without causing harm. Taking responsibility in the world, both for pa
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I believe it’s a lifelong journey towards healthy relationships with anyone. We don’t start there, and we might never get to the finish line. That includes non-violent boundary setting; not friends with everyone, but relationship. Soft boun
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by 47282847 8mo ago
lol yeah sure. I take it you have zero interest in this discussion or to understand my arguments so I wonder why you’re even engaging in it. There is no “changing definitions” happening here. I could link to definitions of both community an
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> The median delay between human speakers during a conversation is 0ms (zero). In other words, in many cases, the listener starts speaking before the speaker is done. This reminds me of a great diversity training at a previous employer,
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Are you aware that this is your personal opinion? You make it sound like universally agreed fact. I have a different opinion, and operate from a wider definition of “community“ and “system”.
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I tend to agree with the perspective that this is a display of a desire to “reenact” and process personal and collective/intergenerational traumatic experiences (similar to violence in movies) on the one end, and the desire to repress
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by 47282847 8mo ago
And again, the collective failings of community (the “system”; the village), as stated in my response.
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> How can you blame “the system” for that? You can, and you should. We all need a helping hand of a community, and a community to heal. We are social beings. And we carry the responsibility for not helping, too. “A child who is not
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by 47282847 8mo ago
Looking through the comments here, I am repeatedly surprised how quickly we seem to have lost a shared understanding of fundamentals ever since Trump came into power. I still need inner adjusting to fully realize that it must have always be
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Interesting. Is this just literally “fun”, or do you see real world use cases?
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> Instead of trying to keep clean, the intent is just to spam like crazy with anything so nobody understands the core. I don’t think this is humanly possible against machine learning. After all, it is specifically designed to weed throug
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Regarded, by whom? Not by financial experts such as Matt Levine. It looks like the prosecution followed the books and the law and the long-held SEC position. If you’re honestly interested, Levines newsletters at the time carry a lot of deta
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The wallets attributed to Satoshi have not seen any coin movement so it only shows that one can publish code pseudonymously, not that one can use BTC anonymously.
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> European law enforcement agencies have the same powers. No they don’t, not in the way that is implied here. A German court can subpoena German companies. Even for 100% subsidiaries in other European or non-European countries, one needs
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Are you implying that it is paranoid and irrational regardless of circumstance to want this? Sorry to disappoint. I’m working in the human rights space, with dozens of real world experiences by people I work with. I got raided once myself.
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> AIs don't have souls. They don't have egos. You could argue the same for humans. Both “soul” and “ego” are fuzzy linguistic concepts, not pointing to anything tangible or delineated. “Don’t create things which are not there”
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I would like an app to lock my screen on sudden movement; optionally disable TouchID for next login.
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Anyone here into Systemic Constellations and have a theory of how they work?

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