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by b112 8mo ago
Uh, what?! You really, really aren't getting it. Discussing a point isn't the issue. Debating with someone, your position, isn't the issue. It's the presumptive assignment of "this other side is the enemy" a
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by b112 8mo ago
Maybe my angst is from prior versions. I've been using it since... well, it has existed.
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by b112 8mo ago
My biggest beef is the UI constantly goes through massive changes at each release. Options moved, mysterious new configs, literally it is as if you're using an entirely new piece of software every few years. For those of you who daily
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by b112 8mo ago
You really, really need to investigate the history of inflation. Really.
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by b112 8mo ago
Have you ever seen the back of your head, without a mirror? Without two mirrors, actually? How can AI accurately describe itself in full?
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by b112 8mo ago
So when I write at length, it's worthy of note. When you do, it's for "reasons". When I shorten my responses, I'm now "dodging" questions, is that it? So no matter my post length, I'm in error? And
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by b112 8mo ago
Your first sentence is bizarre, considering this post is longer than you last. And really, more engagement is a bad thing? Come now. I feel you're still not getting it though. Because it's not about which side is worse, or who
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by b112 8mo ago
Money just isn't viewable with this paradigm. It's not a thing which has shortages, a fixed value, excess. Ypur original comment spoke of, what might be best thought of as leeches on society. But just as a leech sucks blood, so t
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by b112 8mo ago
I was always baffled by this "revelation". Everyone has always known about the five-eyes arrangement. It was common knowledge when I was growing up in the 70s . It wasn't new info. There were a lot of things Snowden revea
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by b112 8mo ago
There is so much ensnarled in US mind-think here, it's difficult to respond cogently. Every fiber of your response is keyed to knock down "the other guy". Let's start with this. Framing the argument here as "both
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by b112 8mo ago
This team politics, the me-vs-them, this red-vs-blue that your country, and you, and everyone upthread was precisely what I was commenting on. It's sad, it's destructive, and both sides of your little game have created the situat
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by b112 8mo ago
Is your argument that you're not involved enough in American politics to have responsible opinions about it, even though you're involved enough to comment in the first place? I wonder who or what you're replying to here. Ce
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by b112 8mo ago
I'm not american, and further, whether a department name change is a primary name change, or an alias slapped on, seems pretty low on the list of things to care about.
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by b112 8mo ago
None of what you just said, indicates whether a stated name change was an alias, or core name change.
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by b112 8mo ago
I guess that proves elections can't be delayed, right?
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by b112 8mo ago
I keep seeing DOW everywhere, and honestly had no idea it wasn't a legal namechange yet (or ever). There's even a webpage for it. So cut the guy some slack. No one knows wtf is actually going on these days.
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by b112 8mo ago
You sure? War with Canada is about to break out, and you can't have elections when at war.
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by b112 8mo ago
What an incredibly revisionist take on history. For decades before that policy, a policy even the Bank of Canada holds, inflation was crazy high. The 80s saw inflation, in Canada, briefly hit over 20%, and double digit inflation was a regu
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by b112 8mo ago
It's a fun, in the "style of the time" thing to track, but within a year or two, context window limitations won't be a thing. Doubt me? Think back 2 years. Now compare today. Change is at massive speed, and this issue
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by b112 8mo ago
There's no such thing as money being squandered. Money isn't a resource. It's not food, or energy, or even an allotment of work. If you try to seize or reduce, what you perceive as excess, wasted money supply, that money su
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by b112 8mo ago
Not sure what the point of this all is. Seems far easier to just use ADB. Especially rather than trusting a codebase you don't know, and an app you don't know. I also find it better to use ADB, list all apps installed, remove wha
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by b112 8mo ago
While true, I think the parent meant more that the camera would be active constantly, instead of a mic.
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by b112 8mo ago
"Just"? The entire point of his statement, is that the broken code is on purpose.
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by b112 8mo ago
Isn't half of LA mountains, beach, and water?
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by b112 8mo ago
This always grinds my gears (pun intended). Forcing everyone to live in a horribly dense, stifling, unhealthy situation isn't the issue. And the concept of saying LA isn't dense enough is beyond mind boggling, the number of peop
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by b112 8mo ago
The only plus for Amutable, is that it may finally cause a sane systemd fork. My immense, strong suspicion here, is that they believe they can use their control over the systemd project, to add immense layers of code and change, to support
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by b112 8mo ago
Yeah, but the Linux support is still quite poor unfortunately. I'd buy a mac in a sec otherwise.
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by b112 8mo ago
I see a lot of discussion on that page about APIs and sign offs, but the real sign-off is installing anything on your computer, and then doing things. The liability is yours. Claude messes up? So sad, too bad, you pay. That's where th
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by b112 8mo ago
I agree the US needed reform well before then, that's why I thought it was more historical. Unfortunate.
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by b112 8mo ago
Am I supposed to envision something? When pointing out that legal parallels exist, to enact a solution, must I envision that solution?

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