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by avs733 4y ago
Oh I know, I just prefer to make them say it rather than trade in ambiguities. You’ll notice when someone asks for a deeper explanation of ambiguous dehumanization they tend to not respond.
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by avs733 4y ago
Why just transmen?
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by avs733 4y ago
Can you clarify this for me?
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by avs733 4y ago
it has nothing to do with corporate use, it has to do with human use. Deep understanding of ideology just doesn't scale. You can look at any topic in nearly any field and the majority of users will reduce it to a set of heuristics and
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by avs733 4y ago
There are other options to solve this problem but the US is unwilling. So instead we have blogposts about bullet proofing childrens school supplies.
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by avs733 4y ago
Uh …possibly? They are way out of date. I think my email is in my profile if you ping me.
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by avs733 4y ago
You’re misreading the post above. They want to be able to say things like “we passed this law to prevent fraud” or “we are tough on crime”. That the actions are counterproductive and hurt those they are meant to help us an externality not a
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by avs733 4y ago
From my experience, it seems the fraud paranoia actually trends towards increasing the relative fraud rate. The layers of bullshit serve to trip up and exclude those the programs are meant to serve but don’t bother the fraudsters at all. La
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by avs733 4y ago
Powers will use any excuse, the excuse is a distraction. It’s much clearer and more effective to properly name what they are doing rather than indulge their demand of what ever silly term they invent to justify it. There is no such thing as
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by avs733 4y ago
reasonable here could easily be aligned with, you know, having due process. The constitution describes people's property and makes people subject to it. Suing a car or a pile of cash is farcical - because the constitution doesn't
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by avs733 4y ago
lets just drop the pretense of even using that phrase To me it is disqualifying for those analyses being taken seriously. If you are claiming that you are doing no interpretation and others are, that just not credible within the law. Of COU
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by avs733 4y ago
those numbers have also been in use for quite a while and have not adjusted for the inflation of other parts of basic living expenses.
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by avs733 4y ago
and the auto loan business is shady a.f. We ended up invovled with the state A.G.'s office investigating our dealer. They 'accidentally' put a typo in my wife's SSN when pulling the credit report. That justified a higher
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by avs733 4y ago
hear, hear!
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by avs733 4y ago
Isn’t this also a call for censorship? I make the point not to be sarcastic but to note that there really are paradoxes and nuances within the concept of free speech. Trying to establish hard bound rules is more likely to lead to abuse then
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by avs733 4y ago
> EUV is a tool, not a process. It's kinda both. To be clear, EUV directly refers to a specific type of lithography equipment, ones using extreme UV light sources. However, those changes come with a lot of changes in larger process
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by avs733 4y ago
their TL;DAbstract refers to this as a 'conservative' methodology, that is 'rigorous', and 'likely undercounts. Their definition: > “Spam or Fake Twitter accounts are those that do not regularly have a human bein
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by avs733 4y ago
so much of this thread is 'proof' that supports whatever elon musk is trying to do, but seems to not realize this is a totally independent actor making a dubious set of assumptions to come to a number. This analysis might be inter
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by avs733 4y ago
because he is rich - therefore smarter than everyone else.
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by avs733 4y ago
Most of the apps in my phone?
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by avs733 4y ago
It’s also funny that the thread talking about how this problem results from one monopolistic factory/company is so much further down the front page compared to the one blaming government regulation
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by avs733 4y ago
Because they have reason (magazine) on their side
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by avs733 4y ago
So what is the evidence in support of that hypothesis? The pattern of behavior by Elon seems pretty strong support for the alternative. The only support I see for this position is the assumption that musk is smarter than everyone else.
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by avs733 4y ago
wouldn't that person also be opening up themselves to felony CFAA charges by using a system in violation of the terms of service? /s
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by avs733 4y ago
Uh…we are the literal home of the Horacio Alger myth.
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by avs733 4y ago
I'd sooner breathe sulpheric acid than...something something oblate spheroids?
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by avs733 4y ago
The general term is 'pointing and calling' and it is actually used worldwide[0] As with many things, the action is not designed to eliminate abject non participation but to deal with 'unthinking errors' like wrong site s
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by avs733 4y ago
make the project engineers who signed the plans stand there.
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by avs733 4y ago
I've personally added 'say it out loud' (read or state the decision in a logic flow) loudly and clearly. another argument against open offices I guess.
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by avs733 4y ago
a number of years ago when I traveled frequently for work I was very focused on optimizing my airline miles and points. At some point as part of a computer system cutover, United Airlines suddenly started shorting people miles on airport to

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