Levitz

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by Levitz 4mo ago
>Period. That's it, and it's inarguable. No it's not, it's actually extremely easy to prove wrong: J.K. Rowling.
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by Levitz 4mo ago
I'm confused, this just happened recent no? Why does the date read "Jun 11, 2026" ?
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by Levitz 4mo ago
>Anecdotally, talking to PRC citizens in circumstances where they don't need to worry about said surveillance (e.g., when they're vacationing in Japan and I want to pester someone and practice my mandarin) I'm not sure you
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by Levitz 4mo ago
>There are things that are clearly bugs and clearly features. And a lot of things that are somewhere in between. It’s not black or white and as such perhaps not worth categorizing? I appreciate the exercise of taking a step back and look
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by Levitz 4mo ago
I meant to look for an example of Musk losing a lawsuit and I accidentally came upon another two. Here and elsewhere you are just running propaganda, knowingly or not.
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by Levitz 4mo ago
You can legally act against one, not against the other. Not exactly a hard question.
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by Levitz 4mo ago
>Resources means teachers qualified, able, and willing to teach in those areas. Then the culture in those areas has to change. It feels like every single other option has to be tried before considering that there's real, settled cul
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by Levitz 4mo ago
Did that "old, failed policy" yield better results than the current one?
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by Levitz 4mo ago
Well, depends. "Socioeconomics" has been utterly abused as a concept for political gain. Are top schools that way for social and economic reasons? I mean what else is there to blame? Are they that way because of being different in
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by Levitz 4mo ago
Yes, but without a specific plane to intersect with, that still doesn't define a third point, if you want to check intersection with an axis, you'd need a third point in tridimensional space, for example.
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by Levitz 4mo ago
>That being said though, I can feel you cringing through the screen. Then I failed to express myself in writing. I'm definitely a fan of this kind of initiative and am not happy with the type of viability I think they have. I might
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by Levitz 4mo ago
>As Husnes put it; Norway is a small country solving a problem every non-English-speaking nation will face: how do you build AI that reflects your language, your culture and your history? AI needs custodians, not just builders. I'm
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by Levitz 4mo ago
It is simply not feasible. It's not either/or in strict terms, it absolutely is either/or in practical terms. When the conscientious engineer chooses not to take the 300k job, the next one in line does. If enough choose not t
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by Levitz 5mo ago
>For the people following along at home, parent is talking about "Ley Orgánica 1/2004, de 28 de diciembre, de Medidas de Protección Integral contra la Violencia de Género" AKA LIVG, which is a law containing gender-violenc
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by Levitz 5mo ago
I don't think that anywhere in that delusional LARP you have considered that if such thing were to start, it would most definitely have the side you are on massacred.
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by Levitz 5mo ago
Yeah I absolutely agree, if you ask me Andrew Yang should be getting calls about every day now, and UBI should be getting mentioned far more, but none of that is happening. Opposing technology has a godawful track record and for some reason
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by Levitz 5mo ago
>“Hateful woke culture”? You know the “woke” people are on to something when their critics project their own flaws back onto “woke culture” as a means to delegitimize it. You might have had a point before a certain someone got shot in th
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by Levitz 5mo ago
>AI tools are the only technology where I feel it's been shoved down my throat, it's inevitable and I can't adopt it at my own pace, it needs to happen and it needs to happen now. Not only it's inevitable, the messagi
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by Levitz 5mo ago
Because the first three sound completely awesome and the latter two are basically propaganda. "innovating misinformation vectors" and "might doom humanity" are far better descriptors for about every social network out th
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by Levitz 5mo ago
I don't think college campuses are exactly representative of "everyperson sentiment". There was a time in which they deserved some respect, as a result of free exchange of ideas among intellectuals. That's far behind by
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by Levitz 5mo ago
The amount of justifications I'm seeing in this comment section perfectly suited for ICE to destroy any camera recording them is actually insane.
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by Levitz 5mo ago
Then I'm just going to reiterate the "Talk to your therapist" and end this conversation.
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by Levitz 5mo ago
You think *half of children* are going to have life-ending diseases that will "make the child's and the families life hell until they run out of resources"???
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by Levitz 5mo ago
Grab a coin right now, try to call the result. If you fail, your child dies before age 10. That was REALITY in the XII century. If you like that better by all means, contact a therapist as soon as possible.
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by Levitz 5mo ago
>No man, after drinking water to quench his thirst, automatically wished if he had a bottle of cola.. On the contrary, we looked for wine way, WAY before capitalism. Waged war and murdered a whole lot of people for spices mind you.
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by Levitz 5mo ago
If you have to stretch the meaning of words in order to try to paint the present as comparable to the past, you've already lost the argument. I'm sorry but an statement like: >There is nothing that I can feed my children withou
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by Levitz 5mo ago
Off the top of my head: DOMS being little crystals in muscles, tongue having separate areas for each type of taste, food pyramid, blue blood in the veins, the appendix being useless, body temperature doesn't change disregarding whether
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by Levitz 5mo ago
No, because I don't misrepresent reality to an absurd degree nor do I bring up unrelated stuff. That seems all too nonsensical.
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by Levitz 5mo ago
I wish them all the success love and rainbows can provide. They're better off with money though.
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by Levitz 5mo ago
You say that as if talent was kidnapped and dragged against their will. People go to the US because of an abundance of infrastructure and money. Which now goes down. It's a loss.

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