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FormerBandmate
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Pegasus isn’t American. Also, China has the capability to spy on everyone and their government is morally worse so of course they are. Social credit, concentration camps, etc
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OpenAI is pretty clearly using their work to make derivative content that in certain cases (CNET) is a direct competitor. Honestly, this seems open and shut
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Twitter 1.0 had all sorts of complex policies that ultimately boiled down to banning people the owners didn’t like. Twitter 2.0 has zero policies and just bans people the owner doesn’t like randomly
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The Saudis were already the top shareholder in Twitter before Elon’s purchase. They were adamantly against it until he let them roll over their stake into X
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He shouldn’t be allowed to derail traffic to competitors because that cements Twitter’s dominant position in a anticompetitive, unfair way. The New York Times isn’t really a competitor, so the government shouldn’t step in to stop that. Neve
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3y ago
I’m a free speech absolutist, and for that reason I’m against this
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People make friends at work all the time, and usually that helps productivity and career success
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Toyota is the worst make for this, but yeah. The Corolla quote I got all inclusive was $28K and the Camry quote was $37K so I ended up going with a Tesla 3 for $34K after taxes. Much better in every way but it’s still fucking expensive, esp
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When’s the last time you bought a car? Going to the website literally only works for Teslas
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People get hired off the 2% because that’s a baseline level of growth. When the economy is in deflation people will constantly get fired every year, growth basically stops, and you end up with a highly risk averse Japan-type situation. This
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The different levels of power and seniority is a class within a class. Different levels of money, power, and prestige (which seniority is a proxy for here) is all class is really
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That isn’t the model reasoning. That’s you figuring out exactly what parameters you need to use to make the model give the result you want. It’s Clever Hans on steroids
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That doesn’t make any sense. Everyone used it in high school and college, they’re very heavily targeted to education. If anything, Microsoft Editor (which is on by default) would be an tool of intelligence because we already know Microsoft
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Regulatory capture becomes much easier to understand when you exaggerate it and say they’re trying to hijack and take over the government to make money. It isn’t that, but it’s close enough
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Europe defunded their oil and gas industry and only great things happened from it. Just ask Ukraine The only way to stop pollution is to consume green. That’s it. The Saudis and the Russians don’t care about ESG
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For PCP that’s basically everything. For weed that’s basically nothing (although you shouldn’t drive high)
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Legal guns do way less damage than drugs by a long shot. Even illegal guns kill less people, and you don’t solve illegal guns by banning guns, the millions of illegal guns aren’t going to turn in themselves We do need gun control but it is
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The legal pot industry’s problem is that it’s a legal no-man’s-land because pot is actually illegal at a federal level but states just ignore it and the government ignores them ignoring it. It should be legalized at a federal level because
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High schoolers come up with new ideas all the time. AI is just generic scenarios that are mathematical average of what you’d expect. It’s really reductionist to say people are that, betrays a certain cynicism about humanity
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Why is Bing doing this? It feels like we’re burying the lede, a $2 trillion company isn’t showing sites that are critical of it on its supposedly unbiased search engine
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Less homeless people and more comfortable
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Theoretically Nazis could use signal. Nazis can also use any other technology, this justification is really stupid
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That very much would not work. Twitter is still called Twitter all over it's site, the trademark has clearly not been abandoned. All that does is destroy Threads
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They also fought for freedom and democracy. Without their heroic example the French Revolution would never have happened and the world would still be ruled by hereditary monarchies. Also, the military in the great nation they founded has co
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Maybe through the lens of culture war nonsense the Ukraine war proves that. Ukraine's army isn't more effeminate lol, they're just less associated with Fox News
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Sparta was a incredibly brutal army masquerading as a state. Like all great powers they were successful until they weren't. It's weird how we forget Athenian brutality in the whole Athens/Sparta dichotomy. There Melian dialog
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Traitors who fought their country for slavery weren't heroes. The Founding Fathers were
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That’s called bolt cutters
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Russia and China are getting them more funding
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In the 1950s every company was literally called General X. General Electric, General Motors, and General Dynamics are still huge today
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