ausbah

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by ausbah 3y ago
it would be great if ppl didn’t have to get pregnant anymore. seems like you might need a high threshold to use these than normal pregnancy tho
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by ausbah 3y ago
US military has its fingers in Marvel to. Captain America, Iron Man, and Captain Marvel all used military assets in exchange for looking good
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by ausbah 3y ago
funnily enough there’s a new upcoming movie that tackles just that, how wanting a natural birth is “backwards” https://m.imdb.com/title/tt15768848/#:~:text=The%20Pod%20Gen... .
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by ausbah 3y ago
ppl can already have arbitrary amounts of kids either in a nuclear family setting or “spreading their seed everywhere”. given they’re still responsible on paper, but that doesn’t stop someone from doing it in the first place
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by ausbah 3y ago
because it is known. voter fraud rates are know and they are supremely small, way less than .001% of all ballots submitted. a cursory basic search will reveal articles like below, but there’re also academic papers investigating the phenomen
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by ausbah 3y ago
but why, voter fraud isn’t a problem in the US. trying to sate the lies of one political party won’t “prove them wrong” either, they’ll just fine new things to cry foul about somehow
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by ausbah 3y ago
the burden should lie with Cruise. instead, in typical tech fashion, they “move fast and break things” except now it’s interfering with emergency services, blocking traffic randomly, etc.
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by ausbah 3y ago
what's even your point here. yes there's the positive and negative rights and the law provides both positive rights and negative rights.
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by ausbah 3y ago
I don't have right to healthcare, education, water, food, or anything else essential to survival yet I'm suppose to care about wacko's "right" to print murdersticks in their home with no supervision?
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by ausbah 3y ago
that's not true? it you follow the "for you" feed you'll get shit Twitter "thinks" you'll like - ie shit that'll get youre attention
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by ausbah 3y ago
>Although the cameras use AI to detect potential offences, all images are reviewed by a person, said Devon and Cornwall Police. if this is true I really don't see a problem necessarily. AI is just being used as a tool not a decision
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by ausbah 3y ago
*in my butt for ages. sorry had to :)
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by ausbah 3y ago
I mean they already do that right now.
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by ausbah 3y ago
this is kind a bad take. like other comments say, genuine intellectual journey is great on most every topic. yet I'm not going to give points, much less MORE points, to someone who use to be a bigot, conspiracy theorist, or any other s
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by ausbah 3y ago
emphasis on "the headline" as they will literally only "read the headline"
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by ausbah 3y ago
simple things will go very far
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by ausbah 3y ago
>A year-long drop in rent would be a potential problem for the many investors who took out large loans to buy buildings where they thought they would be able to keep raising rents. a healthy economy would disincentivize this sort of beha
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by ausbah 3y ago
>Or it will hold employees accountable to the shareholders (owners of the company) I own stock in my company, I don't want to go back to office. if you really care about coddling shareholders I suppose you're also in favor wage
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by ausbah 3y ago
if companies want people back in the office they should be required to start compensating for commutes. travel time, gas / electric for vehicles, etc. I sincerely do not give a damn about "productivity" or any other corporate
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by ausbah 3y ago
>only one winning Civilization earth you're really leaning into the out of touch engineer stereotypes if you think civilization can be won using criteria from a video game of all things, and that the main criteria of winning is tech
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by ausbah 3y ago
just like proof of work, this favors those who already have power & resources. the wealthy, corporations, etc.
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by ausbah 3y ago
I think this is an interesting hypothesis considering that many non-heterosexual sexual orientations have only been given concrete labels in the past ~100-150 years, and non-cis gender identities in the last ~50-100 years despite them all e
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by ausbah 3y ago
even if there's a perfectly reasonable & rational explanation for why classifiers like this make misclassifications like this, the fact that this sort of misclassification continues to be present is a widely used public facing mode
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by ausbah 3y ago
I think it's idiotic and racist to dismiss people offense of being labeled as an animal with a long history of being used as derogatory racial insult
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by ausbah 3y ago
stuff like processing sex industry related payments isn't illegal but isn't supported by big payment processors so it's defacto illegal. govt indecision to regulate here allows them to make shots of how economy operates via m
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by ausbah 3y ago
>In April, Meta reported first-quarter revenue rose 3% from $27.91 billion a year earlier, after three straight periods in which it declined. >Despite the cost cuts, Meta is still investing heavily into the nascent metaverse, and its
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by ausbah 3y ago
I think you're missing the point bad analogy aside
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by ausbah 3y ago
landlords don't work they extract rent. nothing of value is provided, only taken from those who do work bc they have to have a roof over their heads. the maintenance and other work that goes into a property is work separate from being
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by ausbah 3y ago
>Over the past four years, Gajavelli built his real-estate empire using funds from dozens of small investors who wanted a chance to earn a landlord’s riches without any of the work. there are few "professions" lower than landlo
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by ausbah 3y ago
this assumes there's always an alternative employer who offers remote work as an option. tech is pretty privileged as a field bc demand > supply for a very long time affording many benefits other fields don't have. now that dem

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