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Reddit launches high court challenge to Australia's under-16s social media ban
(theguardian.com)
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Congrats for arguing for... enabling child exploitation? The esafety report stated it was not allowed for sites to screen all users ages, and that all services had to provide a non id method of age verification.
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I listened to the economist podcast on that- hilarious in the worst way- was leading harvard research
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Nope- times new roman just looks better.
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Executive dysfunction
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Visual Investigation: Trump's immigration data dragnet
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How can seatbelts be enforced? This is preposterous and imbecilic- if there isn't a policeman inside every car checking every minute how will we make sure that people are wearing them. Clearly there is no point in trying!
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this is the end of socially acceptable political norms as we know them
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Isn't it obvious- we're hitting the limit of metrics of modern success/ end of this style of innovation- and are too uninventive to find new ones
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It's a long long, sad fall from when websites used to be popular primarily because they were insightful, cool or creative
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Absolutely- I can't understand why it still has such a loyal base considering how low the quality is- I see more insightful discussion on facebook half the time
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Jumping on the efficiency wagon- going from torrent site to download station is fast enough
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It's a symptom of a culture in crisis- how can you make popular tv shows if there isn't even a popular consensus for what reality is right now
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This is worse than Burger King buying Michelin and Nobu
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Bait and switch... every time... the business world never changes
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There's something a little ironic about calling every user on a website disabled on an article about overdiagnosing disability
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I was happy enough getting into the second best uni in my country on my own merit- I know that I could have gotten into the best if I talked about family members and pets passing and personal challenges like all my friends but that doesn&#x
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It's weird to me that americans, especially educated professional americans, have become much more quiet in their online presence due to all the crisis they are facing- what we have now is pretty different
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*some
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Later on Bourdain definitely moved past a lot of the initial style that gave him prominence (his breakout kitchen confidential was definitely of that moment in time like Palahniuk's) in terms of the shows he produced, but in the end, t
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If you've read Bourdain's books and gone beyond just skimming his TV shows you'll know they share deeply similar writing and irreverent humour- talking about every type of escape and prank- from summers tripping on acid rooti
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Also for general bourdain tourism- eat like bourdain is a really passionate and fleshed out blog that tells you where and what he ate in each city/country. I use it pretty frequently. https://eatlikebourdain.com/
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It's funny because his, and Chuck Palahniuk's (fight club, etc) way of seeing the world- that brand of anti corporate- pro human- enjoy the waste- cynicism seemed so permanent and authentic- and like nothing could take it away fro
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So are we in agreement that claude is the thinking persons model and openai is for the masses
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He was very much a businessman- not a visionary- running on the fumes of the Steves success. As a company they leant way too far into status and luxury in recent times and neglected the human centric/humanist design that made them succ
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With that attitude you are
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hype buzz malarky that is going to further lobotomise our children and return more value for shareholders
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Funny- everyone on here was so convinced by the harvard study before trump and rfk hijacked it
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Wow what a novel question that nobody in this thread has ever considered...
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