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by Levitz 7mo ago
>“Don’t use Bluesky Social to break the law or cause harm to others,” Is this, quoted in the change.org, the relevant line? The law was not broken, it is also fairly evident that the intention was not to "cause harm to others",
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by Levitz 7mo ago
The central complaint isn't "distaste" because you can't call for someone to be banned because of a "distaste". "Jesse Singal has distributed private medical information on Bluesky without the consent of t
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by Levitz 7mo ago
>The effect of that data is serving you better ads. On the contrary, the ads become worse, since they become better at trying to get me to buy some crap I don't need. The more irrelevant to my profile they are, the better.
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by Levitz 7mo ago
I'm definitely in the night owl camp and I'd much rather have sunlight in the mornings because I already am going to have trouble waking up each morning, making it so I can't even set my circadian rhythm properly is just addi
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by Levitz 8mo ago
It is now trivial to check how many posts many people in social media make with their own accounts, and astroturfing campaigns still happen. Why would social media companies fight against this? They, much like the public actually like t
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by Levitz 8mo ago
>I think it would be a lot more difficult for anyone to do Why? Like, what makes you think that?
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by Levitz 8mo ago
Astroturfing was already a thing. Identification fixes nothing here, you log with your account, plug in the AI. The problems with social media have nothing to do with ID and everything to do with godawful incentives, the argument seems to b
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by Levitz 8mo ago
The neat thing about the state is that it can act directly off the incentives of the people. The state can supply such service in a private manner, given enough support from the populace.
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by Levitz 8mo ago
This post perfectly proves my point, to which you replied "You are displaying your ignorance with pride.". "Fascism was a capitalist economic system" or "Capitalism has waged more war and caused more destruction tha
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by Levitz 8mo ago
> I doubt most people railing against capitalism are actually against private property. They probably dislike corporatism which only exists as an extension of the government. I really don't know. In my experience, it can about priva
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by Levitz 8mo ago
>Yes, if you don't follow EU laws prepare to not do business in Europe. Sure, that's what laws are for. Surely we can still point at those laws and question their motives though. Spanish PM plainly stated a sort of editor frame
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by Levitz 8mo ago
>Unlike the current American administration who condones raids on homes without warrants and justifies violence with lies, this France raid follows something called rule of law. Iffy on that front, actually. https://en.wikiped
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by Levitz 8mo ago
>but if you look at their other beliefs and behaviors (were they trying to sink Bernie, or not?) ...No? Bernie was super popular specifically with this audience. The more liberal people described themselves as, the more they supported Be
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by Levitz 8mo ago
>The US does not have a "far left" in any significant numbers, and never has. At least not in a self-aware sense. Are they just disproportionately powerful then? Because the US does definitely have consistent far left trends an
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by Levitz 8mo ago
>Portugal's decriminalisation, (..) prove legal businesses will better and safer provide the same services to the society, and the lesser societal and health cost. Portugal's success regarding drugs wasn't about the free m
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by Levitz 8mo ago
Worth checking out Nimi's Garden map pack too, could be called Baba is You 2 really.
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State of Mozilla 2025(stateof.mozilla.org)
2 points by Levitz 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Levitz 9mo ago
They truly don't. That's just part of the alienation. When the opposition is called evil it's not because logic dictates it must be evil, it's called evil for the same reason it's called ugly, unintelligent, weak, c
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by Levitz 9mo ago
The same way it would correct typos in a text. It's just a tool, you tell it to find inconsistencies, see what results that yields, and optimize it for verification of claims.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
But that kind of labeling happens because of having the wrong political stances, not because of the moral character of the person.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
I used to think like this, and it does seem morally sound at first glance, but it has the big underlying problem of creating an excellent context in which to be a selfish asshole. Turns out that calling someone on their bullshit can be a pe
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by Levitz 9mo ago
I mean, there's no way it's about this right? Being critical of favorable actions towards a rival country shouldn't be divisive, and if it is, well, I don't think the problem is in the criticism. Also the link doesn&#x27
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by Levitz 9mo ago
I mean it's not in caps, but it's literally the first line in the dialog after the header: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editing/workspaces/worksp... I'm big on user first, if that dialog
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by Levitz 9mo ago
I don't mean this in a bad way but, have you visited other countries? I'm Spanish but lived for about half a year in Krakow, and the difference is just so stark I can't imagine skepticism. In winter the air smells burned. Fog
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Because this site is only "large" in the context of userbase. It could be developed by a single guy in what, a week? Two tops?
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Hopefully you know of Abstract Wikipedia? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_Wikipedia Sounds pretty relevant
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Did we have to discuss this? Machado gave Trump her medal, there's no much more to it.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
But it wouldn't be for those who "speak exclusively English", rather, for those who speak English. Not only that but it's also common to have system language set to English, even if one's language is different. Ther
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Funny enough, it would the movement stopped being about harassing women the moment the media stopped writing about it, advocates kept on going, criticizing ideological push into videogames to this day. At the same time by now both Brianna W
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Basically Wikipedia has a failure point in which if media creates a narrative that's what passes as valid.

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