celdon25

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by celdon25 2y ago
No it doesn't. The people who are malicious about it will be using multiple accounts. The block button doesn't stop them. If anything, it provides them ammunition to go "See, this person is a sensitive one, let's add the
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by celdon25 2y ago
Seems pointless to go through all that effort to chart this over time, and have that time limited to..... a single month. > you can track trends with it No, no, you can't.
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by celdon25 2y ago
The problem with that line of thinking is that it comes from an average mindset. There’s nothing wrong with that unless you’re the one making complaints that a new system will make your work not look as good. Seems like a race to the bottom
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by celdon25 2y ago
That sounds like a good thing if your goal is to advance mankind’s knowledge and not just your career. No one is forcing anyone to respond to the comments. Also, it’s not clear whether your “demands” example would even pass the moderation
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by celdon25 2y ago
That’s not how that law works.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Can’t please everyone.
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by celdon25 2y ago
That didn’t go so well by wow standards. Paying extra to “avoid the late access” and the xp nerf after early access didn’t go over well with the players.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Here's a source which you may agree with: https://www.nbcnews.com/investigations/new-video-documents-r...
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by celdon25 2y ago
> "I’ve watched enough Mark Dice videos to know how bad it is" is an appeal to authority first That's not what appeal to authority is. You should read the Wikipedia article on that one again (Note: I learned about fallacie
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by celdon25 2y ago
We have confirmation that the Saudis did it, and that the Bush Administration actively suppressed any investigation into the Saudis and invaded Afghanistan instead. Sen. Bob Graham had a lot to say on it. No need to really say anything more
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by celdon25 2y ago
Did you get that information from Wikipedia?
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by celdon25 2y ago
Yeah I’d say Twitter was probably what made it go downhill the most…
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by celdon25 2y ago
I wonder if that was the secret sauce. Just kidding, I don’t remember that happening at all. There were plenty of girls on the internet back in the day. Maybe not as far back as the 90s but definitely starting 2000. That’s how I met most of
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by celdon25 2y ago
> but you have no way to see what that really means in it's totality. I think people would push back a lot if they could see that somehow. I’ve watched enough Mark Dice videos to know how bad it is, and I regret not taking the blue
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by celdon25 2y ago
Miami has been popping off in the tech scene from what I have been hearing.
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by celdon25 2y ago
They don't tend to care until large enough quantities of people start listening despite whatever filters (i.e. de-ranking social media posts) and countermeasures (i.e. cable news assets) are put in place before it gets to that point. T
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by celdon25 2y ago
> I sincerely doubt that Telegram makes most of it's money by being this kind of host. One thing I did find suspicious about Telegram was that accounts that are restricted for "spam" can create a new account and pay for a
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by celdon25 2y ago
He's been publicly chewed out at hearings by U.S. Senators, at least on the Republican side, for things like that. But the senate apparently doesn't have the power to do anything about it, or at least prioritize it with the rest o
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by celdon25 2y ago
It has already been a form of one for at least 10 years, just happening too gradually for the average person to realize it.
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by celdon25 2y ago
How many wars did he start, or get started on his watch? Real ones, with dead children, not twitter flame wars.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Was it Steemit? They had a reasonable amount of activity for awhile, some of it was good content, most of it wasn’t though.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Throwing pennies around isn’t a big enough appeal or a viable business, see my other comment in the thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41337617
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by celdon25 2y ago
I’m sure there’s some bozo GitHub repo out there that does exactly what you’re asking for. But you or someone needs to make a serious pitch with a viable roadmap and explain how it will add to society, and be prepared to tirelessly champion
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by celdon25 2y ago
You’ll likely have worse problems on deck in that case, with no fashionable scapegoat to blame this time, even if we consider the effects of the wars alone. If you’re complaining about hearing too much about political drama, that just means
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by celdon25 2y ago
> altruistic billionaires finance more discussion forums that don’t exist to be profitable, at least not directly. A certain person tried that, but HN has given them nothing but hate over it. If there’s a specific idea you or others had
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by celdon25 2y ago
Except Steam is neither.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Except the boat's keel was found to be raised, which is a suspicious red flag here.
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by celdon25 2y ago
Dignity health is god awful. I've never had a good experience with them.
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by celdon25 2y ago
> Fine-tuned models remain entirely under your control Also on the very next paragraph: > We’ve also implemented layered safety mitigations for fine-tuned models to ensure they aren’t being misused. Well done, Sam
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by celdon25 2y ago
Sounds like a great policy if you want to discourage proliferation of solar.

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