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by 93po 7mo ago
Literally the first comment I read was of the sentiment "Palestinians are all terrorists and deserve this" so it's not really a wonder why no one wants to read this style of conversation
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by 93po 7mo ago
yes, it's unfortunately common for employers to abuse their workers by keeping their pay and work conditions as awful as possible and using any means possible to prevent them from leaving to better conditions and pay
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by 93po 7mo ago
is it really necessary to mention trump in something that has absolutely nothing to do with politics, the news, or the US in general?
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by 93po 8mo ago
In a bar you're not speaking directly into a microphone that is permanently saving everything you say for later instant access by every government and advertising agency that wants to prosecute you or invade your privacy to sell you so
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by 93po 8mo ago
funnily that sentence is written very AI-ish. It's a really common pattern of "it's not x, it's y" and specifically the phrase "You're not imagining it"
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by 93po 8mo ago
idk if this is useful info but at least in my case i tend towards cheaper items because 1. i dont want to worry about them getting damaged or lost or stolen 2. my preferences will likely change in a couple years 3. i may not want the item a
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by 93po 8mo ago
yes, tesla, famously the worst performing car manufacturer with the worst profit margins, is definitely going bust any day now
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by 93po 8mo ago
You're quoting Canadian law. In the US it varies by state but generally requires: A false statement of fact (not opinion, hyperbole, or pure insinuation without a provably false factual core). Publication to a third party. Fault Harm t
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by 93po 9mo ago
try talking to young attractive women on their experiences and you'll maybe appreciate this somewhat forced interaction less. my partner has been literally kidnapped multiple times (refused to take her to her destination and refused to
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by 93po 9mo ago
because i dont want to deal with constant whitelist management and i simply don't install applications i don't trust. if there's anything really absolutely essential or damaging if it were to leak i would not put it on a inte
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by 93po 9mo ago
Electrek writer and owner still salty about failing to game the referral system, continue with fake journalism
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by 93po 9mo ago
I really wish we'd ban electrek articles on HN, they're constantly false, misleading, or just grinding an axe.
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by 93po 9mo ago
> Free speech shouldn't be extended to the people who actively work against it Okay but then we disagree on what behaviors count as working against free speech, and then we're creating a legal basis to disallow free speech, wh
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by 93po 9mo ago
I can't tell if this is satire or not because it reads just how LLMs think before giving their final output
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by 93po 9mo ago
Putin accused Ukrainians of being nazis and racists as justification to invade them. The problem with censorship is your definition of a nazi is different than mine and different than Putin's, and at some end of the spectrum we're
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by 93po 9mo ago
is isnt? there's a thread here that currently has 789 comments that isn't killed, and the previous two ICE deaths had comment threads even longer https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46745047
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by 93po 9mo ago
> but rather clarify the reasoning why this specific story was not considered as one of the few stories where such action was taken. i think if you read more past discussions around moderation (including one dang directly linked) the rea
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by 93po 9mo ago
there's another submission with nearly 4x the comments that isn't flagged - this one is at least in part flagged bc it's a dupe
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by 93po 9mo ago
there are a lot of places to be angry on the internet. in fact, basically every single website other than HN is a place to be angry. HN is deliberately not that, or at least it aims to not be that.
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by 93po 9mo ago
ok but then the conversation switches from "was this actually taken from a camera" to "is this a photo of a printout" and we're not really any further along in being able to establish trust in what we're seeing
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by 93po 9mo ago
are we really to the point of calling someone a liar for something they clearly didn't say and you even quoted?
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by 93po 9mo ago
It unquestionably does - it turns out destroying your job prospects for life, removing a major contributor to a household for years, and destroying family relations in the process lends itself to continuing having strife in your life, or ha
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by 93po 9mo ago
it doesnt really matter if you can just take a photo of an AI image that's been printed out
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by 93po 9mo ago
alternatively, they knew truecrypt/veracrypt to be irrepairably compromised, and while bitlocker may be backdoored in the same way, it is at least maintained
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by 93po 9mo ago
alternatively, being held in contempt for a decade for refusing to give passwords the only real defense of privacy these days is to literally not write anything down or store it in any way
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by 93po 9mo ago
my point is that if you were to look at the spectrum of collapse that can happen, maintaining ownership of valuable farm land is basically the last stop before your billions being worth nothing. if we're to the point of legal land owne
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by 93po 9mo ago
i would guess it's less about rent seeking and more about him making a bet on safe places to store billions of dollars. there's a lot of economic collapse that can happen where farm land remains valuable in a way that housing stoc
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by 93po 9mo ago
Google has famously and repeatedly rigged this bidding system in anti-competitive ways and has had to pay billions in fines because of it (which I am sure were less than the amount they profited from)
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by 93po 9mo ago
electrik publishes misleading stuff more often than not
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by 93po 9mo ago
electrik is notoriously pretty horrible and not real journalism

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