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LadyCailin
3mo ago
I don’t think that applies here. They don’t have a monopoly on gaming, there are major competitors in the space, from Sony and Nintendo, as well as Steam/Indie devs. Buying some studios might be anticompetitive in some minor ways, for
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3mo ago
If you are in the same insurance pool as me (state funded or otherwise) it is at least some of my business, yes?
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3mo ago
They absolutely get to pick. They pick which cases they choose to prosecute, plea bargain, or dismiss, as well as what sentence they choose to ask for.
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3mo ago
You’d be surprised how much radical Islam and the American far right have in common.
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3mo ago
I’ve nearly decided to switch back to the code brick instead of BankID app. It’s less convenient, but with the way things are going, I’m just not sure I want to exist in the digital world much longer.
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3mo ago
They might be a student, in which case the rules might be much less in their favor.
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4mo ago
The same way you do age assurance laws, I guess.
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4mo ago
I stopped caring about hurting the feelings of conservatives when they started intentionally fucking over everyone just to make liberals mad. Catering to their stupidity is called appeasement, and just ask the Europeans how that works out.
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4mo ago
I’m not convinced academia purged itself, at least not in any way that they should be ashamed of. Reality has a liberal bias, and my extremely conservative uncle at one point mentioned how he didn’t want his kids to go to college, because c
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4mo ago
He also glosses over the fact that the founder started with $2 million.
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4mo ago
I think it’s useful to distinguish between LLM and AI. I think this criticism is valid against LLMs, but not against AI. LLMs are a useful tool, but they aren’t AI. Once actual AI is a thing, I think it’s worth revisiting this topic. I’m ce
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4mo ago
No, this is why anti trust regulation should be created and/or enforced. It’s insane to me that the “free market” simps don’t understand that you cannot have a free market without regulation. If you get rid of these regulations, you en
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4mo ago
If you don’t expect it to be obeyed or enforced, then I would say that means it should be fast tracked to be changed. “Show me the man, and I’ll show you the crime.”
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4mo ago
I’m not. But this particular example is so beyond the pale for everyone, that it simply isn’t going to happen.
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4mo ago
Sure, and Denmark might sneak attack Maine. But what’s the point of wild speculation.
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4mo ago
Not unless the constitution changes first. You have to be born in America to run for president.
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4mo ago
That’s what licensing is for, not unions.
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4mo ago
Devaluing American companies, perhaps.
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4mo ago
I found a seashell in the middle of the forest in (well inland) Mississippi. That was an interesting find, and lead me to learn that much of the continental US used to be covered in a sea, I believe https://en.wikipedia.org/
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5mo ago
The article looks LLM-ey, which was really off putting for otherwise interesting content.
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5mo ago
There’s something to be said for the amount of microplastics that end up in the environment. And also that the comparison isn’t only against the US, there are other countries that lead the way in plastic reduction.
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5mo ago
I often think it’s the opposite in fact, that the LLM smells come from LinkedIn text.
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5mo ago
> At this point, however, it’s not obvious how to stop the deal. Impeachment, but congress has bent over so much that they can taste their shoes.
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5mo ago
Because the opt out is a useless fig leaf they can point to in the unlikely event that public outcry forces regulators to do something.
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5mo ago
Probably, but without government regulation to make ruinous fines for allowing your data to be breached, the thought experiment is moot.
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5mo ago
You can’t make millions from shorts unless you’ve already got millions to risk.
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5mo ago
The answer is because YOU haven’t fixed it yet. Chop chop, we’re all waiting on you.
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6mo ago
I don’t read that as a joke, I read it as them pasting in their response from the support chat.
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6mo ago
You mean the meat communicates?
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6mo ago
It’s not a war, it’s a special military operation.
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