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10mo ago
replace x.com with xcancel.com or nitter.net, lol.
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10mo ago
You mentioned amyloid plaques. What about tau tangles? I thought Alzheimer's required both. If someone (or some dog, for that matter) has amyloid plaques but no tau tangles, is that Alzheimer's? If they have tau tangles but no amy
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10mo ago
What's the objective, clearly disambiguated, empirically demonstrable difference between memory loss, dementia, and Alzheimer's?
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10mo ago
Because access to the internet is inequitably distributed throughout society, it is inherently problematic for any privileged class members (e.g. men, white people) to stay on the internet at all.
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10mo ago
Merry Christmas! ▲ ▲▲ did I do it right?
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10mo ago
+1 Obligatory resource: https://0xacab.org/dCF/deCloudflare Any single US entity trying to MITM such large swatches of global internet traffic is inherently dangerous to global freedom. they're a single point of f
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10mo ago
Is saying "The US should not invade Venezuela" asking the US to leave a power vacuum? Because that's been the only assertion I've made in this entire conversation about what the US should do, as opposed to what it has
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10mo ago
I'm not "Anti-US-power", I'm anti-genocide, anti-terrorism, anti-war-crime, anti-torture, anti-invading-sovereign-nations, and pro-democracy. It's not my fault that the US has systemically made deliberate attacks ag
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10mo ago
Are we only accepting the public declarations of Russian leadership as credible when we like and agree with them, or are we being selective and ignoring the things they say that don't match the boogeyman in our head? https://
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10mo ago
Was dropping two atomic bombs on civilian populations good? Was the US's role in the Korean war good? Was the US's intervention in the Chinese civil war good? Was the US's massacre of Puerto Rican freedom fighters, nationalis
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10mo ago
A citizen of the west saying what you just said is analogous to a Soviet citizen saying: The "existential threat to the USA's security interests" is a bit of an American propaganda thing. No one was out to attack the USA. The
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10mo ago
I believe information wants to be free, and should be free, even when I don't unanimously agree with the information, so I will start by re-sharing the torrent magnet link for the video, which I am also seeding right now, and will cont
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10mo ago
Great first step either way! The pressure for social conformity is a hell of a drug and I try to have compassion for those suffering from it, even as I try to gently encourage them to grow past it.
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10mo ago
>They just want an easy way to connect with their friends and family You'd be surprised how many people in your life can be introduced to secure messaging apps like Signal (which is still centralized, so not perfect, but a big step
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10mo ago
Report the emails as spam, report the sender address to spamhaus. When enough people do this and tiktok's emails stop getting delivered, a one-click unsubscribe button in the email body that actually works will very quickly be born.
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10mo ago
Thank you for the thoughtful response. To be fair about fingerprinting, there's no such thing as "bulletproof", but I do have a pretty robust setup. DNS level ad and tracker blocking, browser extension level ad and tracker bl
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10mo ago
Not all of the skepticism is "does IPv6 work", some of it is "why should I want it as an end user who values privacy and minimal attack surface?" From my perspective: • CGNAT is a feature, not a bug. I'm already del
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10mo ago
AMD has strong Israel ties too, right? And Israel is very nearly Intel's first home. Besides Bolt Graphics, are there GPU or other computer graphics manufacturers that aren't cozying up to perpetrators of what the UN has formally
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10mo ago
Such is the fruit of planting in the walled garden.
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10mo ago
Why do you close the bathroom stall door in public? You're not doing anything wrong. Everyone knows what you're doing. You have no secrets to hide. Yet you value your privacy anyway. Why? Also - I have no problem using Anthropic&#
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10mo ago
This is true in "big tech", too - think FANGMAN. I saw more than one summer of 30+ summer intern cohorts that were less than 1/3 male, with a total of <=2 white guys. Diversity reports bragging that women were paid >100
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10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46286946 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46286946 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46301721 these threads appear to be getting systemically dow
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10mo ago
I wondered this, too. I think the emphasis here was on the faster / lower costs models, but that would suggest that Haiku 4.5 should be the Anthropic entry on the table instead. They also did not use the most powerful xAI model either,
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10mo ago
I never have, do not, and conceivably never will use gemini models, or any other models that require me to perform inference on Alphabet/Google's servers (i.e. gemma models I can run locally or on other providers are fine), but ku
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10mo ago
you're not using ublock, you're using ublock lite. it cannot do dynamic filtering, script blocking, or url parameter removal, among other limitations.
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10mo ago
There were a ton of "I'm a red blooded god fearing patriot"-type accounts being operated out of Russia, India, Pakistan, etc - the BBC link in another chain of this thread covers it. I think this is more about the global econ
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10mo ago
I think the comment you're responding to just means monetizing high-visibility creators in general as a systemic practice, not deliberately facilitating deception.
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The billionaire running the country is the one starting the trade wars and restricting immigration.
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Of course, you can get an abortion across all of Russia. You can't do that in the USSA. You can express dissatisfaction with your child's school curriculum in Russia without being interrogated by the police, not so in the UK. Last
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10mo ago
On what planet is Zionism loosely defined? Go ask young people - Zionism is support for the existence of an Israeli state. Outside of Jewish and Zionist Christian circles (which make up a tiny minority), virtually everyone under 30 can be l
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