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by Dig1t 9mo ago
Almost everything in this is still true with the latest models available today.
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
Great question, most Trump supporters are extremely unhappy he’s not doing the mass deportations he promised and instead just doing tiny stunts in Minnesota. Basically neither the right nor left are happy with this admin.
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
>Let Russia take most of eastern Europe in exchange for gas Do people seriously think this is a possibility? Or is that hyperbole? Russia can barely manage to hold the eastern half of Ukraine, I genuinely don’t see how they could take th
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
Why does everyone seem to hate Autodesk? I’m new to hardware stuff but have been putting in a lot of time in fusion 360. It seems to work well on Mac and Windows and it’s free for me just starting out. I got a year subscription for $350, wh
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There are companies that do cloud seeding: https://www.rainmaker.com/ >Though cloud seeding has been in use around the world for 80 years, we recognize that people have valid questions about how the technology works. Not
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
I’m just saying that words have the power they are given by people. If you don’t want to be offended by a special word you then just don’t give it the power to hurt you. “Queer” is another example. It used to be a slur, gay people decided c
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
Those words you listed are an example of exactly what I’m talking about. Words like Nazi, bigot, etc have lost most of their power now because they have been used so much. 5-10 years ago those labels could ruin your life and people in the U
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
tbh politely saying it bothers you is totally fine. That's not my argument. All I'm saying is that making it your personal mission to make sure nobody uses the words in any context has lead us to where we are now, where we have a
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
I'm not telling anyone they can't clutch their pearls and tell other people what to do. All I'm saying is that you will never win the cultural battle that way. Building a culture that does things like getting people fired fro
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
I tend to agree, the words someone chooses tell you about the kind of person they are. Context is usually obvious, you can tell if someone is trying to be edgy, if someone normally uses the word in their vocabulary with their friends, or if
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
OP’s words exactly: >I became the "don't say gay kid" at school after that Making a point of trying to shame other people for using words you don’t like is a losing game in the long run. The “actions have consequences” arg
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
OP said: >I became the "don't say gay kid" at school after that Making a point of trying to control which words other kids are using counts as policing language in my opinion.
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
Language police are extremely uncool; going around telling people which words they are allowed to use mostly just hurts your own cause. It has the exact same effect that an old Christian woman scolding kids not to use swear words has. Event
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by Dig1t 9mo ago
The watershed event that caused Musk to buy Twitter was when Twitter banned the Babylon Bee for making a joke about Katlyn Jenner. Most left leaning people were blind to the increasingly censorious management of old Twitter. It had been ram
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>the prevailing political culture is defined by an extremely narrow range of ideological viewpoints. For all its problems, X is undisputedly the place with the most diverse range of viewpoints and interesting people. It seems that this a
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by Dig1t 10mo ago
It’s impossible to offer any differing opinions or discussion on the differences between the smart TV thing and your whataboutism without triggering a flame war and being downvoted to oblivion. What does this have to do at all with the post
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by Dig1t 10mo ago
Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, outright said that it was important for this deal to go through and that is part of the "eighth front" in their war. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gPKw3cM3DUI Larry E
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by Dig1t 10mo ago
Mac and iOS have something that is almost exactly the same as this called sandboxing. When a daemon or app starts one of the first things it does (usually right inside of “main”) is enable the sandbox and declare which resources to whitelis
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by Dig1t 11mo ago
>integration of all user data (including minors) into Qualcomm’s global data ecosystem. Military weird things and more. Would be very curious to learn what "Military weird things" means exactly..
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by Dig1t 11mo ago
The ACLU only writes these articles when the system is being used to take down something they like politically. They never had a problem with the App Store removing Gab, Parler, or Infowars. It’s hard to take institutions like the ACLU seri
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by Dig1t 11mo ago
James Watson just stated that intelligence and race are related. Something that every normal person knows and experiences regularly. Calling things that you don’t like racist doesn’t work anymore, nobody cares. There is so much anti white h
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by Dig1t 11mo ago
Your point about Wikipedia being out in the open is correct and fair. Grokipedia should do the same. Grokipedia is at version .1 and they have stated the intention is to open source it, so it seems obvious that it will be similarly open. Ju
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by Dig1t 11mo ago
>Grok is known to have explicit biases Wikipedia is known to have explicit biases, which is the entire point of the Grokipedia project. >Fact-checking by an LLM is however not acceptable to many. Sort of a Luddite mentality to dismiss
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Care to point out anything on the page that’s factually incorrect? It sounds like you consider it to be cancer because someone with whom you don’t agree is involved with it, but that doesn’t really provide a good reason why the article shou
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by Dig1t 11mo ago
Imagine if we sent Senagal $10M per day in tax payer money and questioning it led to your own politicians labeling you as "anti-senagalese" and being ousted from every political party.
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by Dig1t 11mo ago
Because it is obviously illegal, violates both the letter and spirit of American law. Also because no other country has the power to get cloud vendors to do this and this one special country will face no consequences (as usual).
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Also I think the piracy experience has improved significantly. Jellyfin + Infuse makes the watching experience just as good, if not better than, the streaming apps. You get the same nice scrolling interface, trailers, automatic subtitles an
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by Dig1t 1y ago
>Google told employees that it would no longer set diversity hiring targets Diversity hiring targets are by definition discrimination based on immutable characteristics. How is equality in the hiring process “fascist”? Apple has a simila
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by Dig1t 1y ago
To be honest I’ve been having the opposite experience. There are lots of cool niche playlists on YouTube that cater to specific ideas. Like “40’s gangster jazz”, or “studying in the Hogwarts library”, etc It’s the majority of what I listen
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by Dig1t 1y ago
>Amazon remained the single largest H-1B sponsor, increasing approvals from 9,257 in 2024 to 10,044 in 2025, an addition of 787 visas. https://www.reddit.com/r/SeattleWA/comments/1ncm25p/amazon_m... I

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