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by cush 3y ago
Wow this comment reads like it was written 150 years ago. You should really both read the article and watch the documentary about which you’re replying to, you'll learn a lot. Between racially-biased mandatory minimum sentences, forced
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by cush 3y ago
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. It’s an excellent documentary.
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by cush 3y ago
That’s slavery, friend.
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by cush 3y ago
…both of the users of this feature are outraged
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by cush 3y ago
Pindigo is my favorite social media app.
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by cush 3y ago
The alcohol industry is thousands of years old and has gone through varying levels of regulation and deregulation. The Prohibition happened. It was a big deal. But even then, even given their incredibly entrenched history of consumption and
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by cush 3y ago
They’re also labelled, regulated, and liable.
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by cush 3y ago
What about the Democratic senators? They seemed equally pissed.
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by cush 3y ago
It’s sad to see that this is the only post on HN right now that has even a single comment regarding today’s hearing. And it’s being downvoted
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by cush 3y ago
This is the “guns don’t kill people, people kill people” argument, except the gun is also automatically mailed to any teenager with an eating disorder. It’s absurd. I think the hearing today truly proved this argument simply doesn’t hold wa
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by cush 3y ago
The audience of the hearing was full of involved parents
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by cush 3y ago
The ones that didn’t come voluntarily were subpoenaed
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by cush 3y ago
Discord’s CEO, Jason Citron, really showed his inexperience when he was being grilled by Lindsay Graham. At one point he snickered at a question regarding his company’s support of one of the bills. Literally laughed about the CSAM Act with
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by cush 3y ago
He didn’t say “I’m sorry.”, for one.
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by cush 3y ago
This was chilling to watch in real time. While Zuck’s robotic speech didn’t falter, his face showed it all. He was shattered. Hopefully these companies take some real action to fix their products and reduce the addictive, harmful nature of
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by cush 3y ago
> People love to compare difficulty of processes… they’re all easy with a lot of practice. People also love to diminish the value of skilled trades and high quality craftspeople. If it takes thousands of hours to become a competent welde
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by cush 3y ago
Classic Apple malicious compliance
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by cush 3y ago
Exactly. Perfect grammar, syntax, and essay structure can still yield an unconvincing argument.
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by cush 3y ago
Pretty sure this was a Simpsons episode
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by cush 3y ago
I've got a 10 year old Tuft and Needle mattress that is as good as the day I got it. If you're down with foam, you should consider it.
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by cush 3y ago
> Copyright is not a real thing. > - I think you're sowing the seeds to undermine your own arguments > licensing fee... It took them exactly one reply. New record
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by cush 3y ago
> magsafe secured This certainly must have been an option they explored. Without a case secured to the body of the phone, pushing the keyboard buttons would probably pop off the magsafe connection. There's a lot of leverage on those
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by cush 3y ago
This is way more fun than it should be.
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by cush 3y ago
Luckily for him, Canada has a $2 coin. If he tried this in the US, he’d only make $250k
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by cush 3y ago
> …will need to raise taxes for… I’d rather spend it on… Politicians love to present initiatives like this as a zero sum game, and they rarely are. You’re assuming future crimes and reincarnation have no cost, and having fewer criminals
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by cush 3y ago
> If you don't want your image looked at, don't put it online Classic victim blaming. Absolutely gross...
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by cush 3y ago
> There's no way to easily and sensibly hyperlink to specific areas/contexts within the canvas There are absolutely ways to hyperlink to specific areas and contexts within the canvas. It's one of the core features that&#x2
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by cush 3y ago
While I didn't say anything about copyright (obviously our current copyright laws are completely ill-equipped to handle how LLMs work), feel free to replace data with whatever you like. writing, art, music, etc. It's all the same.
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by cush 3y ago
I see a complete economic collapse unless creators start getting paid both for their data upfront, and paid royalties when their data is used in an LLM response
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by cush 3y ago
NYT is an anomaly. The majority of their revenue is actually from subscriptions.

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