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antris
5y ago
Well, if all the decisions are given to the AI, it's harder to establish mens rea. They can just claim they never intended to discriminate anyone but that it was only an "unfortunate glitch" in the system. Of course, this def
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5y ago
In that case there is a human being who is legally responsible for the decision that is made. I have no problem with that. If the person is "just nodding", with possibly illegal consequences, that person can be sued.
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antris
5y ago
What was the lie? Fauci said his honest opinion based on the facts and situation at the time. He didn't comment on whether the masks work. Fauci said whether people should be wearing them because of covid at the time , when there was
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antris
5y ago
>The way Obamacare was sold to the public, which was highly deceptive. See ACA architect Jonathan Gruber’s comments about how it passed because of the voters’ “stupidity.” Parent comment was talking about media, not politicians. So, not
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5y ago
When you've got people in high places of the government who talk about jewish space lasers, turning around and talking about problems with "the media establishment" in general - as if that's the problem is just disingenu
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5y ago
I was replying to a post that praised Discords UX. I agree, it's mostly excellent, but there are points that deserve critique, which prompted this response. If you feel like that's whining, well, as an UX designer I'd welcome
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5y ago
Well that seemed to erase the "red dot without number" problem, but it still seems I get "red dot with number" that I have to go manually clear even when it's obvious that nobody has mentioned me. Anyway, thanks for
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5y ago
I want to change my global settings, not server settings. I'm on dozens of Discords and join/leave them and change their order on the sidebar all the time. Going through each of them (and remembering to do it every time I join a n
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5y ago
Have you ever tried to disable notifications on Discord? I have tried to do it 500 times and still get those annoying red dots with numbers, red dots without numbers, and just a few weeks ago I started getting random notification sounds (af
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6y ago
In general "conservatives" seem to have a harder time following TOS on hate speech, bullying, racism, sexism etc.
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antris
6y ago
Yeah, fair enough. I'm just worried about these kinds of statements going unchallenged. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_truth_effect
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6y ago
>Trump never called for any violence Alright, so finally after a few seemingly innocuous arguments you took your mask off. A person who believes storming the Capitol was not organized by Trump at this point would be able to find a justif
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antris
6y ago
"BigTech has gone nuclear with censorship" immediately after a coup attempt is a wildly different statement than "there is a long-running political double standard that exists in tech companies when it comes to enforcing thei
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6y ago
Nah. The water infrastructure at my home isn't owned by a private company. I live in a state that has this radical policy that water is a human right and should not be commoditized.
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6y ago
It's more akin to "no shirt no service". Parler can continue using Amazon if they moderate their platform, you can put on a shirt to get a cake. You cannot change your sexuality or skin color.
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6y ago
>If internet service providers can shut down speech they disagree with, by going after the servers, then we're no longer living in a democracy. You present this as if Parler is being shut down because people there have the wrong opi
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6y ago
Having your message broadcasted through Twitter is not a human right or essential to your survival. Also, what kind of TOS would a water company have that you can break? This example is ridiculous.
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6y ago
Sure, but the parent poster seems to imply that banning people who incite violence on social media is somehow a new thing or "going nuclear" with censorship. Trump got clapped not because of censorship, but because social media pl
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6y ago
>BigTech has just now gone nuclear in their censorship efforts Who's being censored? Twitter, Facebook etc. are private platforms and they've been banning users who break their TOS throughout their histories.
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6y ago
>Were it a left wing protest, the National Guard would not have been delayed by the federal executive If it were a left wing or minority advocate protest, the response would have been the same as with BLM protests: https://edi
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6y ago
>Including the violence by civilians (whether we call them protestors or not), the leftist protests did lead to a lot more bloodshed. I misunderstood and thought you were talking solely about the police. I was. Most of the victims during
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcevoy/2020/06/08/14-days... 19 dead in 2 weeks, without any aggression even close to what happened yesterday. It's obvious that the death toll would be highe
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6y ago
Fascists want to use laws against their detractors whenever possible, but also want none of the law apply to them. The USA could be a dictatorship if Trump were just slightly smarter.
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6y ago
> A bunch of idiots roaming the capitol building isn't a threat per se, shameful and sad yes, but not one that should've been met with violent force from a small number of capitol police at the expense of (and risk of not) evac
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6y ago
I really have no idea of the specifics between different states and timing in the USA. I live in Finland, so here's what US looks like from here since February: - leaders downplaying the virus - no top-down leadership in tackling the v
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6y ago
Anti-maskers made masks political. Even people who aren't anti-mask themselves can be surrounded by a political atmosphere where wearing a mask can be construed as a political message. Also, people can get demoralized in their personal
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6y ago
Well, I think it is both. I find it quite cruel to kill animals. Even more cruel to breed animals just to be able to kill them later. It's quite a twisted moral towards a sentient being. No animal wants to be killed.
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6y ago
I thought the whole point of cultured meat is that it is the exact same product? It literally just as much as meat as a meat cut from a whole animal, just without the rest of the animal. Therefore it would be just as safe as meat cut from a
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6y ago
The difference is that you can throw unlimited money to guarantee to get eye pairs. The one with the most money will get their message across best. And also the advertising is part is much easier to regulate. We already have loads of regula
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6y ago
> You cannot avoid targeted advertising, hell, all advertising is in one way or another targeted But there's a drastic difference in effectiveness. No one would support private ownership of nuclear weapons just because everyone has
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