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by cced 2y ago
You’re missing the point. You can’t call yourself a democracy and prevent people from peacefully protesting. Either you allow people the right to demonstrate in peace to show those in power the scale with which a certain cause moves people
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by cced 2y ago
How can the web players read the videos if they are encrypted? I’m guessing by definition they need the keys to do so thus would it not be possible for ytdlp to also support this when the encrypted video implementation is fully rolled out?
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by cced 2y ago
How do we know if something is truly irreversible?
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by cced 2y ago
What’s the dogwhistle?
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by cced 2y ago
> Yeah it has terrible optics, yet it's clearly going to be normalized and come. The question is who does it and what is the organization of it. If this company doesn't do it, the next will. Where have we seen this before..
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by cced 2y ago
Why does the ccp always come up in these discussions? You have Rogue billionaire taking an axe at the pillars of government and there’s still someone bringing up the ccp. Why
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by cced 2y ago
Lack of empathy for other humans.
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by cced 2y ago
Sorry this isn’t exactly a fresh conflict, why are we pretending like settler colonialism in the region is a new thing, I’m not sure.
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by cced 2y ago
> these issues need to be debated by Americans Yo can we drop the whole “our government executes on the will of the people charade”. If you think your average American has any say in their governments foreign policy I have a bridge to se
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by cced 2y ago
What’s also funny is that the promoters of the “China is stealing all of our IP in exchange for their labor” folks never mention why corporations don’t just pull out? Are these IP thefts or technology transfers? If corporations are having t
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by cced 2y ago
Exactly. Kinda surprising that there’s no mention of Tiktok or the push to get it blocked because of its impact on “narrative control”. Reminds me of that old Soviet joke regarding propaganda in the west/east which goes something like:
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by cced 2y ago
I’ve been using the TS3+ for many, many years now. Not a single issue.
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by cced 2y ago
Weren’t theres couple of dead Boeing whistleblowers in recent times relating to poor AA/design?
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by cced 2y ago
Create a linting step that fails if running the linter creates a git diff delta.
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by cced 2y ago
So people transcribing audio/video content should be paying for the opportunity to do so? They are quite literally offering a service based on derivative work. Surely this is already ironed out, no? What are laws regarding transcriptio
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by cced 2y ago
Is that really unfair? Surely we can see that in capitalist societies, profiteering from other peoples work is one of the core tenants.
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by cced 2y ago
Very cool! Would you share/describe which tools you are using to build the pipeline?
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by cced 2y ago
I really hate it when a feature I didn’t develop manages to get into my prod environment…
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by cced 2y ago
> We do. Pax Americana is unprecedented time in world history. Unless you’re high up in one of the MIC companies I need to disagree. Who’s the “we”? Countries on the receiving end of “foreign ‘aid’”? Americans receiving improvements to t
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by cced 2y ago
We don’t all benefit when the MIC gets more chips..
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by cced 2y ago
Can someone explain to me the theory of stock buybacks? How is this not just financial engineering? How are you meant to differentiate companies who’s stock goes up because they’ve been productive and made great products from those that inc
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by cced 2y ago
but more importantly , separate! After all, we wouldn’t want to mix up the foreign and domestic budgets.
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by cced 2y ago
> From Middle French stolide, ‘stolid’… > calm and not emotional
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by cced 2y ago
There’s nothing bad faith about calling someone out for being a bigot but I agree with your sentiment that there’s probably not much left to discuss. As an aside, is it really so hard to ask not to get bombarded with state department red sc
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by cced 2y ago
Everything is made there but we don’t know how reliable their products are? Their products are unreliable so we have to hit them with import tariffs?
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by cced 2y ago
I really don’t get the purpose of a comment like this, who is this for? Have you ridden in a Chinese EV? They don’t “feel” cheap. This type of rhetoric is pretty much the reason other companies are lagging behind. After all, why compete wit
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by cced 2y ago
I don’t know what clarifications are needed or why you felt the need to reply “yes but” to a “racism is bad, don’t do it” comment, it’s not a good look. It’s kind of irrelevant that Open > close source. Many other comments have pointed t
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by cced 2y ago
I don’t know what’s confusing. You’re replying to a post which references a parent post that doesn’t mention open source and is fond of everything until Parent learns OP is living in China. > And the developer lives in...China. Hard pass
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by cced 2y ago
Exactly. This is just reactionary fear-mongering. Once you start thinking about it a bit more, it completely falls apart: - what about expats living in China? - what about Chinese citizens living abroad? - what about Chinese born citizens t
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by cced 2y ago
I’m sure everyone will make the same type of remarks and take the same kinds of precautions the next time a closed-source project from someone in SanFran gets posted here. Let’s not dance around the topic, the whole “take head” thread has t

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