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by Natsu 2y ago
> but I imagine Google has got worse internally, especially seeing their laughably poor AI search results of late Hey, who are we to question the wisdom of the AI highlighting fucksmith's 11-year-old Reddit post about adding non-tox
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by Natsu 2y ago
Young's literal translation is pretty good for those who don't read Koine Greek or otherwise aren't eager to break out a copy of Strong's concordance. It's interesting to see the minor difference between "a ro
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by Natsu 2y ago
They also published some weird old games like Thexder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0N9bSR-zJs
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by Natsu 2y ago
I saw some video on A Difficult Game About Climbing a while back. The things they did to make the guy appear to grip the rocks and suck normally make the hands utterly bizarre when seen from the side.
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by Natsu 2y ago
Yeah, it also crossed my mind.
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by Natsu 2y ago
They'd probably want to go back to the Canaanites.
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by Natsu 3y ago
They don't seem too clear on the science they're reporting, but if I'm understanding it right, this is supposed to be the largest stellar origin black hole. The fact that Sagittarius A* is just a bit under 4.3 million solar
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by Natsu 3y ago
I print no more than a few times per year, but those times I do print it'd be really annoying not to be able to print. Inkjet simply doesn't work for that kind of use case, you have to be printing somewhat regularly for it to mak
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by Natsu 3y ago
It also seems to have something to do with adrenaline, making them less fearful. It's really interesting research.
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by Natsu 3y ago
I assume they're not counting it, but instead are counting the US as allied with itself.
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by Natsu 3y ago
Could just ask this guy how well things work for him: https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/114937-lo...
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by Natsu 3y ago
There are some people who are born with tails, though: https://www.webmd.com/baby/what-is-a-human-tail
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by Natsu 3y ago
I wasn't claiming that SLAPP applied, I was claiming that it's used to avoid even getting to discovery when it does apply, because even letting cases get that far is expensive.
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by Natsu 3y ago
The part I was trying to get at is that under current law, true threats are their own category. Hate speech that is a true threat is illegal, due to being a true threat. Hate speech that is not a true threat is awful, but legal. So hate s
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by Natsu 3y ago
Certainly, but if they had a theory where sites like 4chan (and HN) were excluded, they wouldn't have sued them in the first place.
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by Natsu 3y ago
> Would that not depend upon how the website works? They're suing, among others, 4chan which is the same as HN in that regard and the judge let the lawsuit go forward. So whatever might later be litigated, we can see from this that
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by Natsu 3y ago
True threats are a distinct category that may sometimes overlap with hate speech. But those statements are illegal because they threaten immanent lawless action, not because they're hateful.
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by Natsu 3y ago
Eh, it confuses what's actually stated in the ruling with the direct results of the ruling, which would be a trial on the merits of this, in which they'll have to establish by the preponderance of the evidence that they're no
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by Natsu 3y ago
Child porn is illegal. Hate speech, however disgusting, is not. And FWIW, most of the platforms do their best to filter out both.
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by Natsu 3y ago
It's more important than you're implying, because it subjects the sites to discovery, which is quite burdensome. Avoiding that sort of trap is why we have SLAPP laws.
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by Natsu 3y ago
The problem with that is that the only "product" here is their website. Regulating harmful speech as a "product" seems a bit odd because the product exists only to convey certain speech. Any device used to convey harmfu
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by Natsu 3y ago
It's funny, the game companies lost the emulator court cases. But the companies behind those emulators still went out of business.
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by Natsu 3y ago
So it's like the 09F9 1102 thing all over again? I think I still have most of the key memorized from back then.
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by Natsu 3y ago
It really does have its own thing going on even if there are bits of a ton of popular games visibly influencing it.
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by Natsu 3y ago
Is there some place that resources were not scarce or contested? Competition for resources happens across the animal kingdom as far as I can tell.
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by Natsu 3y ago
> Unless the survey was biased towards people living in areas of high crime, I am not sure how to draw the conclusion you drew. You don't need any such bias to understand there's a difference between all crime & violent cri
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by Natsu 3y ago
> The original article was about crimes dropping in US measured across different cites and not that there is no crime. No, it was about violent crimes dropping and comparing that to a survey about people worried about all crime. Given
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by Natsu 3y ago
In most places, your car will almost never get broken into. In a few cities, this will happen basically all the time. The averages are removing information about how crime is distributed and focusing on violent crime when people are more w
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by Natsu 3y ago
The other thing is that averages remove distribution information. As even the article admits, the crime is not evenly distributed across the USA. Getting your car broken into almost never happens for most of the USA, though it's very,
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by Natsu 3y ago
When picking how you dress yourself, you use the local temperature, not the global (or national) average temperature. The same is true of crime rates, distribution information is lost when averaging.

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