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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
I'm very suspicious of this article. I've watched a decent bit of the interview, and I'm concerned about the lack of verification that she is in fact a UN employee as she claims, and the absence of any incriminating emails sh
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
If you have a problem with twitter hiding trump's tweets and new zealand banning the christchurch shooter's manifesto, there's no inconsistency. There's also room for applying your own standard of free speech vs hate spe
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
I don't disagree with your sentiment, but whether or not people doing morally reprehensible (but legal) things in third reich germany were criminals was a substantial point of contention for legal philosophers of that time.
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
IIRC: Dimly lit room + brightly lit cube means that whenever your vision tracks outside of the cube it will have to adjust the opening of the iris. Doing this a lot will tire your eyes out. My interpretation of this is that we should try to
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
I can control laptop brightness with `/sys/class/backlight/foo`, and my asus external monitor advertises capabilities over hdmi with `modprobe i2c-dev` and then `ddcutil capabilities`. Apparently this is governed by some
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
My (naive?) assumption is that user data is what is being "led into the store" aka being collected and fed into the rest of the ecosystem.
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
Why are monopolies a problem? Because they stifle competition? Why is this? Because they control a market or ecosystem to the point where they can very very effectively prevent new players from entering it. If we have an ecosystem that a la
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
The whole point of my post was to point out an alleged flaw in your discursive approach, but I was genuinely trying to temper my language. It's clear I didn't do a good enough job of that. For the record, I don't think a prio
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
That was absolutely not my intent, do you mind clarifying what part of my post you are referring to?
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
It's true that many moral intuitions we have end up seeming immoral when we reflect on them further, but this says as much about our difficulty with reasoning morally as it does about the supposed immorality of our moral intuitions. I
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
Are you sure it doesn't protect police from criminal prosecution? I don't see any mention of a distinction between civil or criminal violations in anything I have read about it. Furthermore this case[0] it seems to me could have b
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On the flip side, the cultural change will be very slow if police keep feeling pressured or entitled to break laws because of the warrior mentality, horribly injure or kill someone, and then get severely punished. I think that qualified imm
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Yes, but there is almost no way to fully follow through on clear and universal principles. Instead of worrying about that, consider the possibility that our moral feelings are generated by a natural receptivity most of us have to the suffer
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by 6AA4FD 6y ago
I've used forall x (calgary remix), both the winter 2018 and the spring 2020 editions, and I found it quite good. It teaches truth functional and first order logic, and it's probably accessible to most high school graduates. I&#x2