Levitz

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by Levitz 2y ago
>Are western comics "trojan horses for activism and ESG scores"? At times they can get very preachy, which is the problem. The reason is irrelevant, be it ESG investments or personal activism or what have you. Japanese media ca
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by Levitz 2y ago
You could simplify it a tiny bit by using Ctrl+T to open a new tab and simply entering the query there, then pressing enter. Saves you the combo on the second hotkey. Aaaaand it actually does show the new tab page.
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by Levitz 2y ago
I genuinely have no clue what you are talking about. >1. Defending science as objective truth is not propaganda, so the editor did not engage un such. A headline like "Why the Term 'JEDI' Is Problematic for Describing Prog
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by Levitz 2y ago
But there is nothing about that. The point of the article is that SA can't sacrifice science to push propaganda. That's it. Like this point of yours: >but there is a point, in defense of the editor, where people claiming that t
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by Levitz 2y ago
>“Keeping politics out” brought the US - and the world - Trump, two times. Given the degree to which Trump benefits from anti-establishment sentiment, I'd like you to ponder if putting politics absolutely everywhere might very well
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And the invention of the keyboard is linked to online bullying. There is a point in which the relation is so far-fetched and non-causal that it doesn't make any sense to mention it, and the link between evolution denial and white supre
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by Levitz 2y ago
>I don't expect public health officials to have a utilitarian function that maximizes global health considering second order effects. Why not? It sounds to me that is the ideal scenario. If I go to the doctor I want them to maximize
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I think it's naive to call a series of "myths" coming from the same camp as misconceptions. There was a (successful) effort to push misinformation regarding the report.
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Can you reconcile that view with the paragraph at the end? >That doesn't mean the editor needs to be apolitical or that there's no role for SciAm to chime in on social justice issues in an informed manner, with the requisite le
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by Levitz 2y ago
In what way does taking X off Brazil decrease the censorship in Brazil?
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by Levitz 2y ago
Reddit enforces echo chambers mainly on two levels, the user level and the mod level. Nobody respects etiquette anymore, and rather than upvoting valuable content they upvote whatever they like. As an extreme example, you can make the best,
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by Levitz 2y ago
>We already constantly have to change so that our language doesn't sound dated. It's doubly important if it also avoids insult. >I have to wonder a bit about people who really don't want to stop using terms that have be
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by Levitz 2y ago
The worst part of this is, say you have no intent to make rehabilitating the color yellow your life goal, but you see it as the morally right thing to do. Not doing so is thus morally evil.
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by Levitz 2y ago
I don't think it's fair to dismiss something as "convenience". Convenience is very important in development, convenience is the reason we use CSS to begin with. The idea of centering an element within another is extreme
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I never thought about this, does a choir left to its own devices naturally gravitate to JI rather than ET?
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It's worth noting that part of the point is showing that the difference can be very small. The one at https://www.osar.fr/notes/justintonation/#compare is really tiny, the largest difference being 3hz, you ca
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by Levitz 2y ago
I wouldn't draw the line at "community", I'd draw it at "identity". It's one thing to be something, for example, I'm a picky eater, it's another to build your existence around that fact. Being a
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The case against using SSN in unintended ways is not the problem, I don't think there is any serious opposition to that idea. The problem is the case for making a viable replacement for such usages.
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by Levitz 2y ago
>I mean, go back and read some random New York Times issues from the 1950s and you'll see the same thing. I've got to really disagree and I can provide proof. This is The New York Times, today: https://www.nytimes.co
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by Levitz 2y ago
And in that sense, we can't. One person doing something and that something being the norm are wildly different asks.
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by Levitz 2y ago
Does "Manufacturing Consent" ring a bell? Sounds right up your alley: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent?useskin=...
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It's an optimization game, and far too many people care far too much. You could spend every waking hour reading news, it wouldn't improve your or anyone else's life much, and it definitely wouldn't be better than putting
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by Levitz 2y ago
How many people can afford to live on a boat, sailing between countries, building and designing like they do? The motivations beat those of the average digital nomad by a mile, and I applaud them, but this is still squarely into "rich
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The problem regarding enemy AI is not lack of capability, it's that the market just doesn't care much. At the end of the day, when playing against the computer, you want to be a badass shooting baddies. The vast majority of the pl
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He means that they literally hover over the ground. They don't walk, their movement animation doesn't involve legs.
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by Levitz 2y ago
You can draw that type of criticism with any boycott though. Does whoever cleans the office at Lockheed Martin deserve to be punished for the actions of the company? The point is to create repercussions for a country, that's going to a
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by Levitz 2y ago
Dying on that hill precisely on this case is absurd though. There is a good chance the guy would have end up suicided. There is still a good chance he meets some questionable end. Fabricating charges of what is probably the worst crime
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by Levitz 2y ago
Sad that the title of the article is completely different from the original: La Seguridad Social usa una IA secreta para rastrear bajas laborales y cazar fraudes Which translates to:Social Security uses a secret AI to track work absences an
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Are small cars in any way illegal or something?
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by Levitz 2y ago
I think this happens when people have a dream of doing a specific job. As you mentioned, Hollywood does the same thing, as does the videogame industry in general. One could also look at a certain company which name starts with "T"

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