anoonmoose

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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I mean, wouldn't you expect a gap in those numbers, purely from a biological perspective? If there's a biological cap on how old a woman can be and give birth, but there's no cap on how old a man can be and father a child, u
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Sure, I'll grab the catnip and you put the leashes on, I'm sure this will work out great.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Love this suggestion, excited to check it out!
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I've been looking for an AI/GPT/deep learning tool that would help me perform some sanitation and normalization of a large data set that's quite personal to me- my last.fm data, time-stamped logs of (nearly) every song I
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I wouldn't have either. Then, a week ago, a newly created Twitter account started following me, using my wife's first name and part of our address as the display name, and using a picture of our house as the profile picture. Loo
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
A somewhat related aside/question for the crowd- I've been hosting my own website for a little while with no issues, but I also don't really have any media stuff up on there. I added a wiki recently and have really enjoyed w
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Arkansas can't do much about national/global inflation individually, but they're also 49th outta 50 states in health care, 41st in education, 41st in economy, 43rd in infrastructure, and 48th in crime, so it's not like t
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I don't think that "cancelled for two weeks" is the bullet point you're looking for. From here that just looks like "was discussed ad nauseam on the Internet for two weeks then resumed normal life". I also don
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
What do you think he was "a useful example" of? Context would imply you think he's an example of a comedian who was cancelled for being offensive...but most of the replies (mine included) seem to be saying "but he wasn&
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
This is a pretty lazy, hand-waving, "I'm right so there's no need for discussion" response, imo.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
> taken as evidence that cancellation isn't a real thing for comedians Sounds like trying to prove a negative. If people want to convince me that cancellation is a real thing for comedians, I'd want to see...examples of comedi
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Chapelle is rolling in Netflix money and won a Grammy last night. By what metric is he "cancelled" other than "some people called him bad names"?
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Comedy is still allowed to be offensive, so the changeover you suggest never happened. Louis CK just sold out MSG and Dave Chapelle just won a Grammy.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Are you suggesting that Twitch should ignore accounts that violate the ToS, so long as it was a computer that violated the terms as opposed to a person?
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Not sure how you can look at that second link and conclude it has a "substantial" amount of violent crime. The overall crime rate, and the violent crime rate, are both rated at "A-" levels, which is on the good end of t
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
If I'm reading about the correct James Watson, this is not a fair or accurate comparison. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Watson#Comments_on_race Edit: the psychology of creating an account to make that partic
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I don't know a single person who owns property they don't live on, and you know multiple, and they've all had to evict non-paying tenants? Seems odd.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
> I also don't think anyone here seriously believes that stalking and harassing people is "free speech". You are likely correct! However, I don't think that anyone here believes the @elonjet account was doing either,
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I agree that my freedom of speech ends short of stalking and harassing people! I just don't think that re-posting publicly available information qualifies as stalking or harassing. And I think it's a very big stretch to claim th
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I am genuinely interested in what you think the difference between those two things is. I don't see how "the white pages" is any more safe or secure than "everyone"...
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I just looked into this like...last week, and couldn't find anything, and if it's possible without third-party add-ons, I'd be extremely surprised. But I won't consider that to be the case until I see a link with instru
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Recently, I was required to use a PC that had Windows 11 on it. I tried to set it up like the rest of my computers, which involves moving the task bar from the bottom of the screen to the side, which I've done for years in Windows. Ye
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I wasn't sure about this so I looked it up... https://www.nutritionix.com/i/usda/beef-ground-80-lean-meat-... https://www.nutritionix.com/i/beyond-meat/beyond-beef-plant-... > hi
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
They haven't even claimed they were!
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
The 1A applies to the government forcing people or companies to restrict their speech. Since Twitter has not alleged they were forced, that means they were asked and complied voluntarily- which means it doesn't matter if the person wh
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Collusion as you're using it would not be a 1A violation. It also would not qualify as election interference any more than any other newspaper choosing what stories to run or what candidates to endorse (legally speaking).
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
I mean, in my opinion, it isn't a big deal with regards to whether or not asking is a 1A violation.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Then Twitter should not only make that claim, but sue!
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
Nah, just misunderstood and somewhat continue to misunderstand their point. I don't see how the offered info is relevant to whether this is a 1A violation.
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by anoonmoose 4y ago
And that is completely legal and allowed under the First Amendment.

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