Jerrrry

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by Jerrrry 5y ago
winners telling losers how to win isn't a "sore winner" mentality, it is a charitable attempt to help others. how am I simultaneously a winner, but feel cheated? again, you literally quoted three words, strawmanned it up, and
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I do, because I start the discussion, and make a remark that nobody wants do partake in any valid discussion that isn't perfectly aligned with current consensus, identify the means that people use to dismiss it (minimizing threads and
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
in the western world, viewing depression as anything but a means to a profit has been culturally sanctioned. feel bad? take your pills, don't try to actually improve your life - that is victim shaming!
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I'm not complaining: I am pointing out that productivity took a massive shit, and it must recover, and have a surplus, to pay off the gains lost from inflation, which was caused by the increase in monetary supply. True wages must go do
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
no, you have work to be paid though. :pikachu face:
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
maybe because this site is now inundated with low-quality shit-tier discussions, with the only discourse being ones that align with the silent, liberal, lurker majority. dissent can easily be hidden with a single click, instead of refuted w
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
>biggest single costs the average person faces is housing right, and because we do not have a fair market with price discover, and regulation has hindered progress, this has led to a basic living need to become a speculative asset, much
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Productivity has fallen, due to the pandemic. people not working, less productivity
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Feel free to complain, starve, and rent forever. There was no argument from authority. This is Modern Monetary Theory in action. It is just the other side they didn't show you.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Because the opposite is furthering hyperinflation. Do not raise your hourly rates, expect people to work harder. That is what productivity actually is, working harder for the same income.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
People don't want to face the facts, that we have to make up for lost productivity. nobody wants to be productive, because of the new wave of entitlement. this is both objectively and subjectively true. everyone wants the checks, nobod
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
So that is what they are putting in the percs now... thank you, genuinely, it will be looked into.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
I meant, you cannot safely, as everything else, due to market forces, has fent in it. The only products on the market that have a near 0 chance of being fent are Tramadol and BTH.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
You can not buy legitimate painkillers more powerful than Tramadol on the darknet. all legitimate pills have been bought, sold, and removed from the open market, monthes in advanced, years ago.. the safest thing you can buy to treat pain on
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
If it is a 30mg pill, it is likely a synthetic analog. the actual probability depends on your location, but in general: the kids are FUCKED
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
any such property will eventually be selected against by the discriminator. https://developers.google.com/machine-learning/gan/discrimin...
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Black holes are the best mirrors if you can position yourself accordingly. It'd be interesting to have the camera make an appearance, since that should happen, right above the tangential line of the event horizon.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
GAN networks make this a flawed endeavor. you can train a network to detect it, then a network to convince it, ad nauseum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_network
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Let's go!!!! Congratulations Chris. Me and others owe our careers in webdev and our CSS sourcery magic to your great articles.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
It has been done before, via Twitter and slashdot, to get into Microsoft accounts.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Not an exploit, it is intentional, and ironically, is a countermeasure against phishing. We all dread the day our Gmail password stops working, but this is what we signed up for. I know my gmail is safe, because I know that without the pass
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Ukraine propaganda is not "good," Russian propaganda is not "bad" Not a single condemnation of the Nazi affiliation yet, from anyone in the Western media. They don't want to state plainly, that in this mega-reductio
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
South to north orbital ICBMs, just the first one that comes to mind.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Whataboutism is whataboutism. the word should get you warned to stop dismissing valid comparisons. ironically, whataboutism was an intentionally misapplied fallacy popularized by the russians.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
Onion addresses that are mistyped are almost certainly an invalid address. It is not possible to squat onion domains for typo errors like you can clearnet addresses. Similar to bitcoin, one character swapped breaks the hash-checksum, making
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
They cannot compel someone to re-authorize a deadman switches' canary. If the canary doesn't receive a signed message within X amount of days, the canary sings. Nobody can force someone to do work or self-incriminate.
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
The government cannot anyone to work without pay. This seems obvious but it is a constitutional right that has been cited as a reason to not comply with extra-judicial pressure to assist the government with an investigation. This is why som
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
General adversarial networks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_network
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
This is the "gmail fullstop" problem. This is a massive security oversight and has already made its rounds already. Xbox accounts have been compromised, but really, anything can, if you own first.last@gmail.com, you better be care
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by Jerrrry 5y ago
You can still infer browser history easily by the old CSS :visited Selector and being slightly more clever than a houseplant.

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