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by DANmode 2mo ago
They use non-LLM gates for this. Otherwise DANmode and similar jailbreaks would still be as easily accessible as they were at the beginning.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
It’s against the guidelines because it’s been used for emphasis (with varying degrees of classiness) since before the beginning of the Internet.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Why not mention the problem?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
It took them over a decade to implement per-site isolation when other browsers had it, so don’t hold your breath. Firefox isn’t the security-first choice. They don’t pretend to be.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I suspect it’s because it’s a pain to review that type of codebase, and they update it decently often.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I like how I knew this was targeted at (minimum) the Brazilian or Indian market before getting to the footer.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Any historically successful ideas? (Any ideas that have gained traction in other pleasant countries to live in?)
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by DANmode 2mo ago
A representative republic, historically.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> Everyone knows that eating high sugar diets and being overweight is unhealthy. There is a lack of evidence that the public understands what healthy and healthy effectively mean to their day to day lives, aside from “looking better”.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
and?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
The US isn’t a democracy. Sorry.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Perhaps they’re a lot of the same people.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
That’s not what a moat is =] Which I believe was the word intended.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
If we’re disregarding people based on how they express themselves, Keybase is owned by Zoom now…
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> nobody Speak for your workplace only. Most places still consider a PR or commit yours, if your name is attached. Act accordingly.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Or that bit wasn’t true to begin with. The billing accounts never would have crossed the same desk, let alone been crossed. The lines also weren’t terminated at the suspects’ homes. So, again, no vector for the bill to be sent there. I’d le
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> democracy Still?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Crazy, but unsurprising.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
As the only industry group of substantial size or true recognition by legislators, the AMA’s responsibility to lean on each level of this system (through direct lobbying or government intervention) is large, and largely being abdicated.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> If understaffing forces Nope. If allowing sufficient staff to graduate such that hospitals are staffed isn’t on your todo list as an organization, then there had better be money allocated to ensure you can pay people to show up. Chro
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Made at least one Congressperson or similar happy, can bet that.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
and only in jurisdictions that have spent the time and money forcing them to do so.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
If only the ownership/support heads were doing that work every day, instead of once a year, the product and reputation would probably be better!
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Do you share the same goal enough to walk until it’s more people are being cared for properly? Not trying to personally attack - it’s a question I’d like to gently ask anyone who empathizes from within. Unfortunately there’s only so much in
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Doctors have an ethical and professional responsibility to demand the appropriate amount of time to see patients - or walk. You have a personal responsibility to demand the appropriate amount of time to be seen by your provider - or walk.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
You seem to have this backwards. The AMA’s public-facing stance seems to be shifting since the 90s and 00s where they obviously wanted limits. They’re on paper as supporting expansions on 2021 and 2023. Decades are long.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> as the other commenter said—thank you—don’t physicians deserve to pool bargaining power like other workers? For the same reason Americans don’t care much about the (often very valid) complaints of Congresspeople, you’ll want to start e
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by DANmode 2mo ago
You’ve underlined the problem. From the first week of school, you are all taught that the good doctor is the one that can stay awake and autopilot paperwork for 48+ hours. That’s a nonstarter - it’s simply broken from the beginning. > to
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by DANmode 2mo ago
What is it called when they move past collective bargaining into being entrenched in law? What’s the opposite of flooding? …because that’s what their mandate has been since the 90s.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Neither of those groups seem to be in a rush to buck the AMA workflows that lead to this.

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