HaZeust

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by HaZeust 3y ago
Is this Baltimore County or City? Up in Milford Mill, I wish I could say this was the case for my neighborhood.
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by HaZeust 3y ago
... Yeah, like their parents.
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by HaZeust 3y ago
I've seen a lot of assertions that the rhetoric and agenda online or on social media exist from those places in isolation, and "don't reflect the real world". The problem with this line of thinking is that the majority o
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by HaZeust 3y ago
I mean, barring legitimacy on 2023 doom-and-gloom rhetoric, those who grew up during the Cold War do have this generation beat when it comes to warmongery worries. Problem is, there was not nearly as much domestic disarray back then - and t
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by HaZeust 3y ago
Even Adobe Acrobat has been caught sleeping on the job before - what better reader to rely on?
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by HaZeust 3y ago
That's why they're bolstering private police forces.
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by HaZeust 3y ago
And I would like to repeat my words: "[Shame and conformation aren't] the only variable, and it's clearly not the determining factor."
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by HaZeust 3y ago
Places with robust systems for shame and conformation to its populace - particularly religious nations - are less civilized and developed than their "shameless" national counterparts. This isn't the only variable, and it&#x27
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by HaZeust 3y ago
Why do I care? That it's 0.0001% more transparent of its top-operators? If anything, I at least can see who works under the VP of Integrity at Facebook via LinkedIn - I have no idea who GallowBoob would be if he didn't make it exp
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by HaZeust 4y ago
Where do you go for oil commodity news, generally?
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by HaZeust 4y ago
“Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say.” - Snowden
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by HaZeust 4y ago
That's why things like www.touchbase.id exist - to make it easier to find the online presence of someone that THEY want to share - so you're not stuck defaulting to the big platforms, or ignorant to the other places they're u
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by HaZeust 4y ago
Yes.
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by HaZeust 4y ago
The original quote from Gates was 640,000 - a six-figure number - but I still got a chuckle!
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by HaZeust 4y ago
Subjectivity is a relic in the museum of hyperreality.
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by HaZeust 4y ago
You sound upset that a 14 year old already knows how to play the "text-fluff" game?
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by HaZeust 4y ago
Your point doesn't go amiss; but America has done pretty well letting powerful people get away with crimes, and fared fairly well despite it. Ford and Nixon, Hayes and Tilden, Jefferson Davis (charged, never indicted), Hoover, Kissinge
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by HaZeust 4y ago
The precedent worries me. While it's important to hold leaders accountable for any wrongdoing - in or out of office, we must ensure that the legal system doesn't become a tool for political retribution. This could mean going for f
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by HaZeust 4y ago
To be clear, they moved it to the bottom - but I still can't comprehend why they did that. It did no favors to the public relations, LOTS of senior staff resigned, there was no legal binding to it - so they even could have just kept it
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by HaZeust 4y ago
> Subject to the certification only procedure outlined in the Constitution, as was recently vividly demonstrated. (Originally, under Article II, Section 1, Clause 3; since 1804, under the 12th Amendment) This stance is nonsense. Bush v G
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by HaZeust 4y ago
The idea of "Checks and Balances" was coined by Montesquieu in his "The Spirit of the Laws" treatise, where it is justified as "balanced forces of equal leverage amongst one another having an embedded tension agains
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by HaZeust 4y ago
No doubt! It’s how AI is marketed in all places right now, “talk and ask for things as if it’s a human”. Soon gone are the days where you have to render a raw thought into a mish-mash of Search engine-friendly keywords and synonyms in order
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by HaZeust 4y ago
I’m heavily considering it myself. I know folks that are so subservient to Google that, despite Google’s objective deterioration in results as of recent, believe that something not shown on Google must mean it’s no longer accessible. Mill
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by HaZeust 4y ago
Wow, they really are in disarray. Maybe the (ex-)Googlers in recent AI HackerNews articles are wrong in proclaiming that Google will come on top of the AI wars, due to their immense contributions to its lead-up. I look forward to see what n
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by HaZeust 4y ago
They're not targeting people like you or me with it. They know Edge's opening is what the people that wouldn't install Chrome/Firefox as their first and only action with Edge want.
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by HaZeust 4y ago
> "A lot can happen in 3 months" > "See where OpenAI was a year ago compared to today..." 3 months versus 12 months - a 9 month difference. OpenAI wasn't actually far from today 3 months ago.
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by HaZeust 4y ago
Your experience with Chris has extended from you, to us, and I'm grateful to read about it. Thank you for sharing.
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by HaZeust 4y ago
I take great care to stay vigilant for these opportunities. Recently, I found myself in a sadness for the lack of changes I was capable of making to our life’s systemic dysfunctions - be it natural or artificial - and found my time was much
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by HaZeust 4y ago
The edit chains might be the rub of the downvotes, Shameless.
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by HaZeust 4y ago
Happy New Years all, effective for me 5 hours and 15 minutes from now!

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