Nasrudith

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by Nasrudith 7mo ago
You should never have had sex if you wanted to avoid doing anything hard.
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by Nasrudith 7mo ago
Fuck the idiotic general public then. It was never about the children and everybody knows it. The same people who won't pay half a percent more in property taxes to ensure every schoolkid can get three meals a day suddenly care enough
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by Nasrudith 7mo ago
Think for a nanosecond about how exploitable that is. Imagine for a moment that a foreign nation had obtained proof that say ICE was engaged in sex trafficking and publishing it only for it to be blocked as 'destabilizing propaganda&#x
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
The only problem is that it the argument is intuitive but isn't true. It hasn't been true for justifying using gas guzzlers instead of more efficient vehicles and is based upon farcial assumptions about "new vehicle people&q
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
I think it is quite reasonable to tell incompetents that they can't just cover their ass by claiming "you can't demand perfection". These are the same kind of incompetents who want the pay but not the responsibility of t
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
The punchline is that automatic firing for 'vulnerabilities' itself creates the very blackmail vulnerabilities they are trying to avoid.
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
When it violates reasonable expectations of privacy. Being in public isn't a get out of jail free card. I mean, I could put up a camera right outside your house. It is 'public streets' monitoring your coming to your house is
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
And what was the paperwork about you disingenuous asshole?
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
Really the folks doing them inside your nation are also adversaries. The worst ones in fact because they usually have the power or know somebody who has the power to jail you.
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
Nah, I think in this metaphor we need to lock up Mr.Stabby McStabFace instead of just allowing him to go without punishment for his repeated efforts to legalize face-stabbing.
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
We get it, you're a commie. No need to constantly repeat that you want public versions of everything that already exists.
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
I strongly disagree. You should always write rules under the assumption it will get in the hands of the worst people. If there is a 'become god-emperor' lever in your supposedly democratic government system then it is a shitty sys
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
In the favor of improving living conditions? If and only if it is through their ideology. If it is through something which goes against their ideology the goalposts move at the speed of light and out comes some rationalization like "it
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
There is no 'half-pregnant' option. Compromise is synonymous with 'bring into danger' for a reason. They are right to be dogmatic about rights - believing that is like believing it will really be 'just the tip'
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
Just like how school shooters are irrelevant to any large scale discussion of education? It is very relevant and impactful and you can't just hand-wave it away by saying percentages mean it doesn't count.
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
Why do you want the children to grow up in an Orwellian dystopia?
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
That sounds like classic sour grapes to me. "The reason I'm not successful is because I'm ethical!". Instead of you know, business being a hard field.
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
Manufactured consent as a notion always felt like projection to me because of its advocates. As it was a notion pushed by people who insist they know "the interests" of people who are "voting wrong". All the while disreg
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
The most important question: can both factions lose here?
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
Maintaining a 'mental RAM Cache' is a powerful tool to understanding the system as a whole on a deep and intuitive level, even if you can only 'render' sections at a time. The bigger it is the more you can keep track of
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
What do we want? Meaningless preventable toil! When do we want it? Now!
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by Nasrudith 8mo ago
It isn't AI generated it is just plain a vacuous cliche. Seriously what is with people who think 'they can always tell it is AI' when really AI is living rent free in their head and they fixate on anything they don't lik
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
Listen, if they actually had the ability to detect bots perfectly just from owning a big tech company, then we wouldn't need spam filters. Perfect bot detection would be a very valuable product. It is one thing to hold responsibility
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
It is important to remember that meritocracy isn't a binary, it is a spectrum. Just having exams based upon literacy and ability to understand poetry about flowers for bureaucratic positions that do paperwork is more meritocratic than
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
Creating huge inequalities among people as opposed to highlighting them? Seriously? That doesn't sound like something derived from reasoning, it sounds like rationalization from feelings first.
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
We have health codes and regulations to prevent commercialization of food production in potentially substandard conditions. It prevents both good and bad things.
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
The frog in those experiments had its brain destroyed first. Just saying.
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
Tesla not being unionized was the main guess I heard about it at the time. The legacy auto industry has a history of outsized political influence leading to many dumb decisions on politician's part from an administrative success perspe
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
Morally there are also a boatload of problematic assumptions behind communism. Start with its defacto assumptions that the state is entitled to the labor of everyone. It doesn't treat people as having any sort of agency whatsoever, ju
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by Nasrudith 9mo ago
That is arguing a distinction which is a really bad look.

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