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ausbah
5y ago
the term for this is autores dice models iirc
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ausbah
5y ago
but does that matter? there are more important things such as access to computers & related resources at a young age, hiring for jobs that involve computers, etc. that are biased
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ausbah
5y ago
scihub still shows up!
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ausbah
5y ago
why don't you go to the perfectly good barely used road one block away? bikes have a right to the road too
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ausbah
5y ago
even worse, it's "artificial scarcity" of some of the worst art out there
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ausbah
5y ago
some horrible bit of "satire" right, something about "two genders" like 99% of their content?
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ausbah
5y ago
what is the value of the underlying token if not the usefulness of the associated project?
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ausbah
5y ago
sounds like vector graphics?
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ausbah
5y ago
I mean yes? trying to get society to the point where no one has to work to survive (food, clothing, etc) sounds really awesome. less stress and more time to spend on what really matters to someone personally
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ausbah
5y ago
likely something about the platform not promoting free speech enough via overreaching censorship, interpret that how you like
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ausbah
5y ago
also Jax, hopefully
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ausbah
5y ago
amazing how people can be so bold as to share their uninformed opinion even when they acknowledge it's uninformed
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ausbah
5y ago
i wonder if pruning and other methods that reduce size drastically while not compromising on performance would be possible
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ausbah
5y ago
I use a minimalistic Jekyll build hosted on Github pages. definitely not self hosted, but takes maybe an hour to setup with a custom domain
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ausbah
5y ago
definitely not over. kicking ass in community college for a year or two and transferring to a much better school with scholarship is a great option for anyone
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ausbah
5y ago
people aren't perfectly rational individualistic economic agents. no one operates like this and expecting anyone to do so is psychotic and dehumanizing this reads like a teenager, or ironically someone who never mentally moved past the
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ausbah
5y ago
smells like a solution in search of a problem
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ausbah
5y ago
I thought this would be another grim medical tale, I'm glad I was wrong :)
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ausbah
5y ago
why, the creation of Israel led to the expulsion of thousands of established Palestinians
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ausbah
5y ago
>Some Knesset members said it was intended to prevent a gradual right of return for Palestinian refugees who were driven from their homes or fled during the 1948 war surrounding Israel's creation absolutely disgusting
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ausbah
5y ago
care to give some examples?
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ausbah
5y ago
I don't think this is that surprising, most Americans - even if they are empirically wealthy or poor - consider themselves "middle class". seems like an implicit bias?
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ausbah
5y ago
why not require companies to post salary ranges of already employed workers in same or similar roles? seems like it could circumvent the absurd range issue
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ausbah
5y ago
https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=wZH_N7cAAAAJ... he's had his name on publications over the past few years while still doing the podcast
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ausbah
5y ago
Russia doesn't want to make a deal.
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ausbah
5y ago
and that discredits him somehow?
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ausbah
5y ago
dude has a wonderful habit of blocking anyone he deems remotely "negative" on Twitter
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ausbah
5y ago
and Russia can switch it's entire economy to be largely reliant on Bitcoin at the drop of a hat?
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ausbah
5y ago
I mean yes? the extra costs of handling cash when most business is digital are pretty easy to imagine
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ausbah
5y ago
would've put my money on this coming from a Northeastern student, nice write up either way
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