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by 93po 9mo ago
i saw tons of body bag pictures and videos, and unless you want to tell me they're fake and only AI, then it seems you're not trying really hard to find them because you're pretty set in your opinion despite evidence to the c
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by 93po 9mo ago
calling it now: people are going to a use a layer of LLM on top of this in a browser extension that takes the ChatGPT text and removes the ads from it.
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by 93po 9mo ago
dude literally just go search "Tehran hospital" on twitter, there's hundreds of videos and images of endless body bags, and multiple independent major media outlets all reporting casualties in the thousands, not just Iran Int
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by 93po 9mo ago
Exercise to the extent that obese people will do usually does not a very sizable impact on weight compared to the effect of proper diet, and weight loss is very achievable with zero exercise.
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by 93po 9mo ago
it's frustrating how much the entire world operates this way. the only solution i've found is to close my laptop and spend less time on the internet reading these things. maybe my apathy isn't the best thing ever but it certa
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by 93po 9mo ago
i dont think nearly anyone in the US considers anything fried to be healthy. i agree everything is very sugar-filled though, i think in part because of the misguided culture shift around everything needing to be fat free and manufacturers s
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by 93po 9mo ago
> it's too late. Their metabolic system has been compromised by either diet, hormones, genetics, whatever. I do want to be clear to anyone reading: there is no "too late". One's system does not become somehow damaged
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by 93po 9mo ago
> The majority of the time, it isn't to save money, but the talent just isn't there in the US. this is very clearly demonstrably not true. i posted about this months ago if you want to see my arguments: https://news.
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by 93po 9mo ago
where will brain drain go to? what's the better country for highly educated and desirable workers? especially for americans?
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by 93po 9mo ago
its not that they're putting people who are immigrants over US workers, they are putting corporate profits before US workers. the US is terrible at protecting american jobs for americans. i am not overly educated on this but it seems l
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by 93po 10mo ago
the point of the EU law wasnt to get everyone to plaster banners saying they're selling or giving away your personal info, the point was to make websites stop doing it by shaming them with the banner if they chose to continue anti-pr
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by 93po 10mo ago
it's a mixture of 1. easy wins for politicians in conservative areas of "won't somebody think of the children?!?!" so they can look like they're doing stuff to stick it to big tech while appealing to their voters&#x
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by 93po 10mo ago
Every single non-face character in Disney parks doesn't even talk to guests?
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by 93po 10mo ago
Waymo absolutely has a remote kill switch and remote human monitors. If anything Tesla is being the responsible party here by having a real human in the car.
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by 93po 10mo ago
The better metaphor is: the house has been on fire for decades, and hyper-focusing on throwing water on a single part of the fire that's only been around for a few years isn't going to fix the gas pipe leak that's the actual
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by 93po 10mo ago
Does this tallying account for context clues that make the country being non-US apparent?
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by 93po 10mo ago
This is the state of accepted journalism now? Fabricate ridiculous claims and then make the target of your hit piece responsible for refuting it?
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by 93po 10mo ago
There's no evidence the supervisor was behind the wheel for any of these, and I've never seen footage at all where they werent in the passenger seat
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by 93po 10mo ago
Electrek notoriously lies and fibs and stretches the truth to hate on Tesla and Elon as much as possible when it serves their own best interests. This one is misleading both in that 8 "crashes" is statistically insignificant to dr
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by 93po 10mo ago
Inflammatory, misleading headlines is not the same as "reporting what's happening"
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by 93po 10mo ago
It is really interesting the very high percentage of comments are people who don't live in the US, or the story happened outside the US. I don't say this in a snarky "the US is full of assholes" way, just that's int
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by 93po 11mo ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. It's factually correct and is said in what I believe to be a fairly neutral way?
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by 93po 11mo ago
Market harm is not required for something to count as infringement, but it matters for certain defenses and damages. Simply writing new adventures for existing copyrighted characters is usually treated as creating an unauthorized derivative
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by 93po 11mo ago
I highly recommend Robert Fuller on Youtube for anyone who wants to better understand the shared experiences between humans and animals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kQb-badp1s This video made me change my approach to c
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by 93po 11mo ago
something something bootstraps
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by 93po 11mo ago
Food should only be for sustenance, not emotional support. We should only sell brown rice and beans, no more Oreos.
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by 93po 11mo ago
yep: seedbox + this + jeyllfin = unlimited streaming of anything i want for $15/month. no ads, no terrible app UIs, no autoplaying previews, no content getting removed, not having 4 different streaming subscriptions that are hard to ca
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by 93po 1y ago
it doesnt feel nice to try to dismiss someone's interests and hobbies as "they're autistic"
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by 93po 1y ago
there are ways of having privacy preserving communication/web browsing that are designed differently than Tor. Freenet is example.
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by 93po 1y ago
ublock with annoyance filters also solves this

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