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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
Need to pressure banks to achieve feature parity between their websites and native apps. I'm forced to use Paypal to remote deposit checks because my banks limit that feature to their apps, which I can't use because of my device&#
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
>implicit social contract Sounds worthless (in court).
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
>how would any alternative design prevent intended behavior? If you're asking how something other than the sqlite database Chrome profile data is stored in would prevent the intended behavior of deleting corrupted files silently, ob
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
Because having a slave do whatever you say can also enable some pretty remarkable workflows, but that doesn't stop it from being too morally and economically expensive to become ubiquitous AND sustainable. LLM usage certainly doesn&#x2
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
Louis Rossmann has a number of videos from the period when he was searching for retail space in Manhattan. He would take a laser measure and verify listing info himself. The sf on listings was almost universally not just wrong, but audaciou
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
You seem to be under the impression that any part of the average contemporary identity-and-behavioral-development stack encourages asking questions. Babysitting/teach-to-the-test schools don't, authoritarian parents and community
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
After the nth time of my Android Chrome app silently corrupting and auto-deleting my browsing history (all of it; it's not a bug, it's the intended behavior!), would love to hear about a file alternative that's modular enough
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
Note that he simply downvoted me. I refuse to believe that it's because equisapiens no longer shock.
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
I don't know what you're implying, but that's an incorrect read anyhow. "The people in 'MY camp' want me to die, they just don't know that they're talking about me, and it's bad and consistent en
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
I think it's more that serious artists who don't want to burn their bridges are keeping their AI experimentation/production a secret. It's difficult to openly talk about that work when your friends and acquaintances are
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
So, would you agree that working creatively around the Disney-fied locking-down of those tools in order to produce something "provocative, uncomfortable, taboo, explicit, subversive, or challenging of norms" would at least begin t
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
They steal from those they have the power to steal from. Power is measured as a delta from a baseline. If corruption requires power, it requires inequality.
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
What if some people are just bad at doing things for themselves? We have a society, communities, families... ...because humans are truly pitiful on their own. (Said with a sad smile.) Consider that you just haven't found something usef
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
>You redefined the word poverty there, that's not the common or dictionary definition. He says, without citation. >Even with wealth equality, as long as there's scarcity, some people would try to gain advantages over others
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If you've ever tried to get around Gemini or ChatGPT's guardrails, stock footage poisoning, and just general tendency to produce the most frustratingly banal version of your prompt possible, then you would understand that promptin
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If everyone is poor, there's no poverty, just an ubiquitous state of subsistence. Poverty is always relative to some existing state of abundance. >That the justice can be persuaded in a certain direction with money is a weakness of
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
That's incorrect. The baseline need that poverty is calculated relative to is itself calculated relative to local conditions. Because inequality drives those local conditions, poverty cannot exist without it. Your post is proof of the
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You don't have Apple stores without a functioning state either.
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
You're attributing elements to my post that don't exist in it. I think this is perhaps projection. Further, as a proponent of nuclear power, you should be aware of the eforts that have gone into preventing deaths from the multiple
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
Corruption is a enabled by inequality.
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The terrible labor laws exist because of the inequality. The people with servants write the laws and, in their magnaminity, don't let the servants vote.
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Logically-speaking, poverty can't exist without inequality. It's a condition of "want" that requires others to "have". Practically-speaking, inequality is insidious because it enables violations of rights and u
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
*raise the prices
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Because the difference between what he's done and, say, the practice of the people who peddled opioids for a paycheck is one of degree, not kind.
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How many tons does it take to make a dirty bomb that irradiates a city center or small downtown? To poison an aquifer when storage fails? How much does it cost to make sure neither of these events, or any other similar hypothetical, doesn&#
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
I used to think so, too, but the Steam/Valve stuff from the past few years has opened my eyes to the usefulness of arbitration as a leveler (specifically, the parts of agreements that force big companies to pay all of the costs and fee
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by 59percentmore 3mo ago
Actually, the best way that doesn't get you bogged down in battery charges (for beating a teenager) or manslaughter charges (oops, your barbed wire caused a fatal infection) is social services that help fight poverty and teenage vagran
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The assumption is that no one has the authority to decide that all races aren't equally qualified for every position.
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And a common rebuttal to the objection is that systemic racism is often difficult to untangle in a way that produces a neat chain of cause and effect (not least of which because discrimination can happen unconsciously or secretly); because
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I wish I could find a position that would. My SAT scores, by far, outshine my CV.

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