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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
>Socializing healthcare isn’t going to get an huge portion of the population out of their cars and get them walking as a primary or secondary mode of transportation You would think so but once healthcare cost becomes a government policy
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
There is plenty of discussion on Gaza or Luigi. If you find youself being "censored" consider that your views and "solutions" are far outside what is accepted on the platform. On the old web you could also get banned if
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Most niches dont have to self censor. Even the ones that do still have no trouble communicating their message. I follow a lot of military channels and they post uncensored versions of their videos off yt but there is little reason to go bec
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
So then flock employees are unlikely to care at all since they are already being tracked by flock. The it will concern them once some crazy person is driven to the point of enacting real world violence. The entire point of this project is t
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Niches nowdays are far deeper and more vibrant than they were 20 years ago. Instead of 1 guys website or 1 fourm with 30 users you now have many discord servers with 1000s of users talking in real time, youtube channels putting out videos a
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Having people use the model generates real world training data which could be useful. Other than that I think you're right that there is little reason to artificially boost users with subsidized pricing.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
AI strips a lot of the intention from the work. The artist might want a wooden house with a straw roof and while they design the house they might add framing and other small touches to the house and to the viewer the small decisions could b
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
>I do wonder how many pages that are generated specifically to influence AI make it into training data https://dfrlab.org/2026/04/08/pravda-in-the-pipeline/ There is quite a bit of evidence now that s
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
big idea wants to keep all the ideas to itself
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Yeah. If I see a guy with a posh british accent im going to think subconciously that he is smarter than the guy with the scuffed british accent.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
No. So we can have confidence that our online discourse is by humans and by humans in our country.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
If they can ID them they can go to where they live. The gov has records of its population
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
The day cannot come soon enough where every online user is tied to a verified person in a government database.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Yes different accents carry different things subconsciously.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
I dont know how to convey this in a sticky way but these extremist beliefs are not organic. People do not organically become neo nazis or Marxist lennists. They are not randomly adopting these beliefs because of circumstances of the world.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
if demand drops to 0 you still need to pay money to run a power grid and the energy gen capacity.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
The power capacity is already built out. They shrink the demand(and revenue) of that built out capacity. But then when renewable power is bad they pop back onto the grid to spike demand. The get to enjoy the best of all worlds free energy w
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
The grid is made up of many different energy generating parts. Some are cheap to gen energy like solar others are expensive but consistent like gas. Utiliy companies sell the power to cover the costs of maintaining all these core parts of t
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
That is not something that should be encouraged. Hacking together projects like a wifi calculator is fun, harmless and builds knowledge. Hacking a phoneline can land a kid in jail. Attacking public infra is not something that should be trea
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
This is in my opinion a bad solution to the problem of expensive energy or renewable transition. Having individuals start managing their power via plugin solar and plugin batteries creates a gap between the people who can afford it and thos
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
yes but their pollution is from coal so it will ultimately make little difference.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Not for political issues like this. Go look at the top 10 issues people cite they dont reflect reality at all.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
The country making the most pollution is unaffected by this.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
I am disappointed because we constantly get article where the only basis is that people claim it to be so. Its hard to talk about because there is nothing supporting it except media narrative. People can afford to buy groceries its slightly
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
I have no issue with government tracking but its no where near what is present in China. I see other people push back against tracking here and I know that can never happen in China so it feels unfair to make the comparison.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
What people cite and what actually is are completely different. They just repeat whatever they hear on the news
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Its not even close. The west pushes back against a traffic light camera, china has had individual tracking for over a decade.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
Made the mistake of scrolling down to see the comments. What a disgusting platform X is. But to the point of the ultra thin display, thats really cool it looks almost flexible enough for clothing. Cyberpunk future indeed.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
implement reasonable measures to force all users to be identifiable by a government request and then block all untraceable accounts.
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by AuthAuth 2mo ago
They are at war but have not switched to wartime production so the replenish rate seems slow. The media are making out like they are low by when they say they are low it doesnt mean overall low usually they're talking about the specifi

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