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by bulbar 9mo ago
That's a logical fallacy. That doesn't show that the poll is inaccurate. The average R voter can be dissatisfied with how it all turned out while the average reddit conservative R voter isn't.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
When you don't know much about a topic, probability is higher that your are missing some piece than some entity doing things that make no sense. I know it's easy to get the impression that's not the case. But when your stop m
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Tel Aviv has allowing this for quite some time (10 years?). I guess they update their security devices as soon as new technology becomes available. They don't advertise it, I found out by accident, trying to empty my water bottle by dr
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Begs the question if the conservative Reddit community really represents the average Republican voter. I don't think so.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
It's super common in Europe, at least in Germany. But I have never heard that it's different outside of Germany.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Calling foreign governments or own citizen 'terrorist' has always been two very different stories.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
They are continuously moving the goalpost. They don't know themselves what they are gonna get away with for the time being. But they will iterate themselves to whatever is the line - or don't stop if there isn't any.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
It's even easier today, as it doesn't even need to be true. Most people don't care about the aftermath, just about the headline.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Not "why should", but "why do they object" is the right question. When big corporations jump in telling you "how you manage the police is bad for us" that's a big sign something's very wrong.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
It's that effectively enforcement of features that are banned?
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Except the German fascist (*) party AfD, they get along with Musk and Trump, but then again, other far right parties have distanced from them. (*) I am not one of the people that uses such harsh words easily. It's just... it's act
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by bulbar 9mo ago
One flaw we have in Germany in particular is that the chancellor is allowed to stay in power indefinitely if people vote for that person, which potentially gives a lot of time to rebuild the society. It worked out with Merkel who is the ant
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by bulbar 9mo ago
> US playing team America world police I always find it so weird to assume such things are done out of good heart. The US has always been dependent on their ability of world wide power projection, because that's a level that always
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by bulbar 9mo ago
I hope so, too. But rule of law and democracy at it's core are cultural achievements - enough people must want it and believe in it. I feel like people start to forget why we have them in place. ICE aka executive overstepping is a good
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Is they don't reproduce the data of any kind, how could the LLM be of any use? The whole/main intention of an LLM is to reproduce knowledge.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Training of an LLM however is a lossy compressing algorithm to provide a copy of a variant of the data to the user later on.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Of course it does not make sense, it's just the framing of a multi billion dollar industry and people tend to buy those.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Such article can end up with a 'false balance' bias by introducing and showing a method one should avoid to motivate the solution. What some people learn is "there are two options". Maybe it works be better to start with
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Looks like the current US government is trying to centralize the power by multiple means, one of them sending federal officers and troops into states. To me it's crazy how many went from "we favor the Republic" to "all p
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by bulbar 9mo ago
What you write is fully compatible with what I have written. So you think the officer defended his life in this situation or that he thought he was? I don't think so and I think it's clearly visible that's not the case.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
I have a hard time to understand that. The woman just accelerated from 0mph to what, 4mph? The officer was aware of the car. The car was taking a turn away from the officer. That was no life threatening situation. If the officer had not sho
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by bulbar 9mo ago
The simplest conclusion is that Trump has a narcissistic disorder and everything he does is related to that. All of his actions are well explained by this. Of course, he can be a Russian asset to some extend at the same time.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Having it safe to go outside is the very point of a society. Outside of this safety Bubble there's a strong tendency for conflict and war. Only after two cruel world wars and a prolonged cold war, the western world got their shit toget
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by bulbar 9mo ago
> I don't know which country / group of countries it'll be against What do you mean? Only one country is threatening Greenland/Denmark/EU with military actions directed against the sovereignty of Greenland.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
It's weird how for some, everything that happens is somehow Israel's fault. This, for the most part, is self inflicted by the Iranian regime.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Maybe that's a good example that as a tourist/guest you only get a very biased perspective when visiting another country.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Exactly, because an MRI is not a simple "shows problems" machine. It provides a very simplified model of certain aspects of the state of the body. We very often can't know if parts of that state are a health problem or not. T
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by bulbar 9mo ago
It's not too late. But it will be too late as soon as too many people think it's too late.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
Thank God there's one important institution that can not be forced or bullied into compliance. Powell will go down in history as hero.
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by bulbar 9mo ago
> Until recently the US had taken pride in being nothing like a regime, but that may change in the coming years. I tend to believe the US is already past that point. It's just people are not really realizing that yet. Might take the

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