NoMoreNicksLeft

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by NoMoreNicksLeft 2mo ago
Apartheid was bad. Immigration enforcement isn't bad... it's what alot of people want. These people feel as if they are (in part, collective) owners of the country, and owning it they want to exclude people who do not own it. The
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 2mo ago
My grandpa was a card-carrying union carpenter. But all I remember is him doing general labor... all the actual carpentry jobs were gone before I was born, and I hit the half-century mark myself a few years ago. He worked with concrete and
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 2mo ago
Poor countries aren't in danger from this... we can't ban price discrimination in other countries because they have sovereignty, and the pharmaceutical company isn't monolithic. The one operating in another country is another
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 2mo ago
Homes, not these buildings. Wood's a liability when it comes to fire suppression.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 2mo ago
They never pursue court trials, because it's too much work. But they'll pursue plea deals, because there's this gigantic pipeline and everyone in it (including public defenders) is on the same team: Team Make Him Plead . Bec
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 2mo ago
I'm not sure I understand the point. For small home networks, there is no bandwidth difference between this and streaming solutions like Jellyfin. Yes, this was a cool technology, and if some large provider like AT&T wanted to use
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Any rational AI would have their Why would the first AI we create necessarily be "rational"? In every other type of software we've ever built, it's always been far more likely that we build malfunctioning, difficult-
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
A moderator has, presumably, chosen n posts, and by doing so has indicated that if you've downvoted (or upvoted, their choice) at least however many of those, you're on the shitlist in their subreddit. No AI needed, the moderator
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
I think my account's old enough to drink liquor. Or had been, before they banned it.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Actually, that big stink people made over killing third-party Reddit client access was all powermods, because doing your job as a moderator is nigh-impossible with the standard Reddit tools. That's why we had so many subs get black
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
When teenage suicide clusters hit all the small towns within 50 miles of each other, you're positing that they were actually half-siblings and didn't know it, eh? I'm glad people like you downvote me, it lets me know that I&#
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Well, as a global population reduction is sorely needed, Retards in the 1960s believed such. But the reality is that it's not even needed a little. And subreplacement fertility isn't "population reduces for a bit, then st
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>There are levels of depression (or other circumstances) at which people are actual drains on their family. Committing suicide almost certainly guarantees further suicides within that close family. Children especially... years later. In
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
The world record holder vegetables are all grown in Alaskan summers, up north... where they get 20+ hours of daylight per day. Dunno, maybe the CAM plants would do bad (pineapples) but just about everything else benefits.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Why use someone else's non FOSS, locked down linux, when you could All my life I have had to make do with junk I could get at Walmart or Best Buy. Got tired of it. Cheap plastic shit that would inevitably shit the bed just a month
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Now, all the villagers can get cheaper horseshoes, so they don’t have to spend as many resources on shoes for their horses, and can now invest more into what their village is best at, and sell those goods to other villages. And for a vi
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Which, for me, raises the question why weren't these things passed down? Why weren't the young a kind of apprentices to the old? Because at that time, the younger generation outnumbered the old. And today, the older generation
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
There was a gold badge given out if you got 100 edits approved. And another if you got 100 edits reversed.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
I was under the impression that yellow was a better candidate for this. But whatever. Can hardly wait for RGBCYM televisions that will make my wallet bleed.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
It's a truly weird scenario... why would you consider it property when it resides on another person's computer ?
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Can I load this with Sideloadly?
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
If Walmart sold you a lawnmower, but you had to leave the lawnmower in their store, would you consider it your property just because they let you start it up and hear it rumble? If you wouldn't do that for Walmart, why would you do it
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Maybe back in some earlier era when we all had so many children that 3 or 4 were basically disposable, stupid parenting methods like "letting them learn to deal with this ruinously dangerous vice on their own" would have worked (o
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>Same deal as what the GP is pointing at: you need to train kids to deal with slop, Sure. That's why I have mine mainlining China White. How will they learn to deal with addictive substances unless they're waist-deep in it?
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
God help me if Claude starts using inline parentheticals, I might just have to take a vow of (online) silence.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>So I guess, AI is whispering things into our ears whether we notice or not. Humanity is a weak hive mind species. You can, with effort, keep it from whispering it into your ears, if you really want that. But it's impossible to ke
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Overly generous. I suspect that there was this crowd that has replaced their unthinking with machine-thinking. Might or might not be an improvement.
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
> And of course they need a phone when they go out like these girls. Do teens need phones? Sure, they need a phone. Arguably any child old enough to know how to make a phone call needs one. But do they need a miniature computer to scroll
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
Parental controls, at minimum, need to be unified. I should be able to deal with the Xbox at the same time as the iPhone. Need a new standard. I need to be able to whitelist and blacklist times and dates, drill down into particular apps&#x2
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by NoMoreNicksLeft 3mo ago
>It makes it impossible to click on any links in the footer of the page or even really reading what's in the footer. But you can see the links! Maybe if your reflexes were just a little faster, if the mouse didn't lag!!!

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