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by camhart 3y ago
The source they posted doesn't conclude what they claimed. It starts with "For most people". See https://fightthenewdrug.org/violence-and-rape-connected-with... (it links to many different studies, sources a
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by camhart 3y ago
I can't stop a bird from flying over my head, but I can stop it from making a nest there.
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by camhart 3y ago
There are ample studies that show that porn use does increase rape. The results are mixed. Declaring that "current evidence" says otherwise is false. Update: See studies referenced at https://fightthenewdrug.org/
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by camhart 3y ago
You absolutely can and should control your thoughts. It's not futile. It's not societies job to control anyone's thoughts (neither am I arguing that society should try--that sounds like pure evil), however it is each indivi
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by camhart 3y ago
Its not backwards. It may be circular. They view it because they want to, but viewing it doesn't satisfy the craving long term. It reinforces it.
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by camhart 3y ago
How can someone who likes viewing this look at a child on the street and not see them as a sexual object? The thoughts/fantasies you harbor while viewing images on a screen do not magically turn off when you step outside. It sticks wi
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by camhart 3y ago
Did the dark paint have no effect?
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by camhart 3y ago
X/twitter is going to explode (in user count) if other platforms continue behaving this way.
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by camhart 3y ago
Did they get smaller or just fewer in the pack?
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by camhart 3y ago
I don't know a single person using an 8+ year old phone. I'd guess 99% of the population makes a phone last 2-4 years.
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by camhart 3y ago
The mental health issues our youth are facing have significant roots in smartphones/social media. The longer you can delay it without having your child be ostracized from their peers the better. Each child will likely need a differen
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by camhart 3y ago
Because its confusing. Don't say that you like something when you don't. It's a failure to communicate.
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by camhart 3y ago
Not feeling comfortable could be question of time. You get comfortable when you go from kindergarten to 12th grade with the same kids. You know them well, because you've been in classes with a lot of them for 6-7 hours / day, 5
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by camhart 3y ago
Nevermind, clock was off due to linux dual boot.
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Ask HN: Anyone Having Issues with AWS?
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by camhart 3y ago
Use ChatGPT to compare the different versions and summarize the changes for you.
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by camhart 3y ago
Optimism is (almost) always required in order to accomplish anything of significance. Those who lose it, aren't living up to their potential. I'm not encouraging the false belief that everything you do will work out. Instead I&#
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by camhart 3y ago
> No one trusts these review companies actually. Most people do trust them, but shouldn't.
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by camhart 3y ago
My experience with Bard/ChatGPT has been that you'll easily shoot your foot off if you don't know what you're doing. Dangerous for workers with less experience. I see claims that it makes you 7-8x more effective. That
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by camhart 3y ago
That isn't reality. You give up privacy all the time in exchange for things. And even with e2ee you don't "have" privacy guaranteed.
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by camhart 3y ago
> CSAM does carry emotional weight. I never argued it doesn't. > Your entire argument is that since privacy measures are already loose then its okay to make them looser for "the children". Where did I make this argument
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by camhart 3y ago
> Very nearly nobody is arguing otherwise, though. How is equating CSAM to (merely) emotional weight not doing that?
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by camhart 3y ago
If the update is targeted at a single individual, it's almost guaranteed to go undetected. Yes you can decompile code. But reverse engineering is time intensive (I've done it). And these code bases are huge. It wouldn't be
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by camhart 3y ago
I understand your argument, and I appreciate it. The same could be said of of the "other side" of this argument though. The "government will spy on you!"--is also emotional weight cynically being used to get people to
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by camhart 3y ago
Children literally are the future society. Making them a priority is more selfless than making today's adults a priority. What does covid have to do with the 10+ years of data I referenced? And even if the data does skew up during co
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by camhart 3y ago
Parents are more selfish? That is the exact opposite of my experience. Parents are generally the most selfless. Its those who choose not to be a parent who prefer their selfish desires. And yes, csam is on the up and up. > From March
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by camhart 3y ago
CSAM is a real problem. Its not merely emotional weight.
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by camhart 3y ago
It's not an affiliate link... I just copied the URL my browser gave me.
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by camhart 3y ago
I've found I burn the popcorn often with this. Maybe just a lack of experience (we always had an air popper growing up). You can also use small amounts of butter (or I guess oil if you wanted) with the silicone popper or air popper.
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by camhart 3y ago
Microwave popcorn (in the bag) is garbage. I found I much prefer using a silicone popper [1], and then adding my own butter/salt to it. Tastes just like when I use an air popper. Since that approach doesn't use the popcorn bag,

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