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by 99_00 2y ago
Spring framework can be seen as a wrapper for other projects and technologies creating a cohesive development platform.
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by 99_00 2y ago
The point is that he wasn’t charged for sending an email
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by 99_00 2y ago
He was taking money from the department of energy for research while collaborating with Chinese universities and did not disclose this and lied to investigators about it.
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by 99_00 2y ago
“absolutely increase odds of death” It doesn't say that. It says "associated with higher all cause mortality".
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by 99_00 2y ago
Why is this meaningful in any way? People who eat more ultra processed foods probably have other unhealthy Habits I doubt someone who exercises, gets good sleep, eats mostly healthy would suffer from increasing their ultra processed food i
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by 99_00 2y ago
Cars tend to move around
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by 99_00 3y ago
I don't understand what point your example or analogy is illustrating. Can you state the point you are making? No one is alleging OpenAI committed tax fraud.
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by 99_00 3y ago
>That would let OpenAI lawyers keep this suit tied up for a very long time. Why?
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by 99_00 3y ago
Is the charter legally binding? Is it unchangeable? A single quote doesn't tell us much.
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by 99_00 3y ago
>Children Need Risk, Fear, and Excitement in Play I don't see research or data to back this up in the article. It seems that the conclusion that "Children Need Risk, Fear, and Excitement in Play" is based on the authors pe
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by 99_00 3y ago
>The hard part isn’t getting by kids to do things they love, it’s getting them to do things they DON’T love. Easy. Give her access to Roblox only after she does her math for the day.
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by 99_00 3y ago
>Meanwhile, climate change gets most of the press. Yes it is a contributing issue, but it's unfortunately being used to absolve the forest managers of accountability. Forest management has become politicized. Massive blazes, homes d
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by 99_00 3y ago
There's already a product on the market that works in embroidery machines. https://www.ellumiglow.com/media/solwin/productattachment/at...
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by 99_00 3y ago
>The Mongol Khanates were indiscriminate murderers Their atrocities were brutal and ruthless, but not indiscriminate because they were designed to achieve certain goals.
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by 99_00 3y ago
>What isn't backed up by the source? The purpose of the mob? Yes. >Optically, if you're going to steal an election by changing which electors count, after putting your own electors in as replacements, then having a mob attac
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by 99_00 3y ago
>The mob's purpose in the the plan devised by Eastman and enacted by Trump [1] was to serve as a distraction / excuse for Mike Pence to launch a contingent election with fake electors who would certify Trump as the victor, ther
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by 99_00 3y ago
>Isn’t this bill supposed to “protect children”? Yes. >Accessing porn isn’t illegal for adults. Correct. Porn isn't illegal for adults now, nor will it be illegal if the bill becomes law. >If the debate is about restricting ac
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by 99_00 3y ago
The sites would be more difficult to find than they are now. Making it more difficult means it will happen less often.
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by 99_00 3y ago
Accessing porn will be more difficult and require more effort. When things are more difficult and require more effort people do it less. Especially vices.
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by 99_00 3y ago
Let me make sure I understand what you're saying. You expect that once this is law, that a single adult picture on the site and a complaint to the CRTC will result in a website being blocked or forced to implement age verification? So
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by 99_00 3y ago
When a kid can walk into a 18+ movie showing at a theater or buy a porn magazine from the corner store without proof of age you'll have an argument. Until then you're advocating for the continuation of a a special exemption for on
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by 99_00 3y ago
Your free to hold that opnion.
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by 99_00 3y ago
I guess your right, it is censorship. And so are laws against tobacco advertising. As are laws in Canada against hate speech, harrasment missgendering and Holocaust denial. I guess censorship gets a bad wrap.
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by 99_00 3y ago
Explain how this is censorship.
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by 99_00 3y ago
>At best, this is regulatory capture for the current tech giants, at worst, basically ability to hand pick who gets to see what sites. It hasn't happened with any other censorship bill Canada has passed. This includes laws on pronou
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by 99_00 3y ago
Let me make sure I understand your position. Are you saying that if this bill becomes law, consumption of porn among minors will not decrease?
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by 99_00 3y ago
>It's the security and privacy issues that arise when we start sending this data in a recorded and logged form over the Internet. That's for consumers and distributors to figure out. The lack of trust between consumers and dist
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by 99_00 3y ago
Support for Israel is high in the US. 86% among white evangelicals. https://religionnews.com/2022/05/26/poll-white-evangelical-s... I can't comment on the level of support among jews as I can't find
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by 99_00 3y ago
What do you base that on?
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by 99_00 3y ago
>This being said, I have a belief that if you give someone a button to ruin someones life, some people will push the button with thoughtless abandon. What's the button in case of this legislation?

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