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by bosswipe 6y ago
> thousands of examples of voter fraud This is not true. > with the evidence being a single foreigner paid by the DNC for spy information. This is not true
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Or so they've been led to believe after 20 years of right wing hawkish rule.
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Iran is way more "threatened with destruction" by Israel/Saudi/US than the other way around.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> Then look at all the mental health problems young people are having these days Is there any evidence that mental health is worse than for previous generations?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
It distinguishes these two rectangles. *** ** *** ** **
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Rent control is not scientific denialism. Economics is not a science because nobody ever does controlled experiments. There are also disagreements about what end goal you're trying to optimize for. Economics is just a bunch of biased p
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Ok that's true. With a closed source process the company gets to more carefully control the narrative. That might be better for the company and for protecting reputations, but it's not better for the public at large.
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If you're suggesting that the obscurity of closed source would have prevented the hack then I very much disagree. There are countless examples of sql injection attacks in closed source software.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
I can 100% judge him. It is the CTO's job to put in place processes and safeguards that reduce the possibility of one of the most common widely known security vulnerabilities. Either he didn't put in the safeguards or he bypassed
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Geez Christians can be so sensitive about minor things. You can believe whatever you want, I don't care. But it is a fact that the traditions derive from the same jewish abrahmic God. If you don't like it that doesn't change
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Jesus is "the son" and Muhammad is "the prophet" of the same God.
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Chat is not in its infancy, it has been around almost as long as email.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Weird, I've always heard it called Gell Mann amnesia, not Knoll's law. Anyway, I think it's bullshit. I'm in tech and read tech news and most of the stuff I've read where I had personal experience has been accurate.
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You do not avoid the news, you are on Hacker News right now commenting on a news story.
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> In real empirically observed world journalists produce more inaccurate, and biased information then anything else. That is just not true. If I go to google news right now the top story is Tiger Woods was in a crash. How is that inaccur
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by bosswipe 6y ago
If you're using microservice to enforce stronger interface boundaries what you're really relying on are separate git repos with separate access control to make it difficult to refactor across codebases. A much simpler way to achie
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by bosswipe 6y ago
"how many engineers have probably worked on these attacks. And the answer we came to was, well, certainly more than 1,000," A thousand engineers is a huge project. You have no better knowledge than Microsoft about the attack.
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Direct democracy is a (very rare) form of democratic government, a republic is a (common) type of democratic government.
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Is there any evidence that public labs are producing less science than they have in the past?
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Its not pedantic, it's a lie meant to confuse and prime people against democracy. A republic is a form of democracy. What those that push the slogan dont tell you is that they don't want a republic either, what they really want is
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by bosswipe 6y ago
NYT hasn't changed but the extreme amplification of any mistakes that organization makes definitely has. If you compare NYT to clown shows like Breitbart or Fox News it is extremely well run. I'm not a fan of NYT in many cases but
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by bosswipe 6y ago
Y'all can attack the messenger, make light of it, dismiss it, but fact is that antidemocratic forces in America are gaining funding, influence and power. There is an honest to goodness conspiracy among powerful silicon valley elites le
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Bias means having any morality or principles?
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Got it. So locking up political opponents and suppressing democracy is the glorious Chinese influence we all get to look forward to.
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> Myanmar is perhaps the first country the modern-West has totally lost from the grasp of its sphere of influence. This makes no sense except maybe as Chinese propaganda. Burma hasn't been under any western influence since the milit
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by bosswipe 6y ago
The tern Open Source was created to combat the GPL's perceived corporate unfriendliness.
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The question is, why has it become popular for white supremacists to flash this hand sign? If they are intending to convey that they are white supremacists and we are successfully understanding the message then that is what the hand gesture
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by bosswipe 6y ago
> I'd agree this ISP has the same rights This implies you agree with the ban on Network Neutrality, I do not.
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No, Parler was doing plenty of moderation. They actively suppressed opposing left-wing view points. It was a pure far-right agitation machine.
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I didn't say that, I don't know what the answer is. But the fact remains that there are not enough resources for the consumption level where we are now. If another billion people are raised to China levels it will be a bigger disa

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