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by d23 3y ago
It's not that it's impartial or unbiased. It's that it's not an editorial arm for the state. The United States doesn't even have a centralized, consistent state-run party that would exercise consistent pressure on
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by d23 3y ago
As biased as Fox News is, it would be completely ridiculous to call it state-affiliated media.
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by d23 3y ago
NPR is not nor has it ever been state-affiliated media in any reasonable sense of the word. Is it a full stop, bald-face lie.
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by d23 3y ago
One is my fusion page always going back to a clip I’ve never opened in fusion. The bigger one is an insane rendering time that grows endlessly on a small clip (36+ hour estimated time before I finally cancelled it) that otherwise only take
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by d23 3y ago
Perhaps the best counterpoint in the thread. That being said, the exception proves the rule, and I never had issues with 95 or XP. It’s crazy how many basic pieces of OS functionality stop working for me in windows 10.
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by d23 3y ago
DaVinci and Ableton are both good examples to me. I love Ableton and use it a ton, but man does it crash almost every session for me. I finally bit the bullet and bought Resolve to use some of its non free effects and have already run int
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by d23 3y ago
Definitely feels that way. Not sure if it’s No Country for Old Men phenomenon or not. In that vein and as a counterpoint: I remember thinking software like VLC and irfanview were great back in the day. Now, I find them both to be incredibly
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by d23 4y ago
Yeah I'm having trouble understanding why this isn't something that's already accomplishable using SD + ControlNet. I guess Segment Anything lets you not need to manually segment an image? The example images don't seem
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by d23 4y ago
Are you confusing him with Richard Feynman? I'm really surprised you find Richard Feynman to be a huge turnoff, if so. He seems like a genuinely awesome, non-abrasive guy all around, unless I've missed something.
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by d23 4y ago
Because you found him to be off-putting? Or you found his arguments to be weak? What about your religious views would you say are "radical"?
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by d23 4y ago
Yeah, I get that. I think I'm more bothered by the gross sweeping generalization that not a single individual would be convinced by him. I'm guessing you probably found a bit of an aversion to those kind of simplifications in yo
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by d23 4y ago
I'm skeptical of a lot of what he says here, but it seems unnecessary to hide him from Q&A and whisk him off stage (if that's what happened).
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by d23 4y ago
> Dawkins isn't going to convince anybody (or at least not very many...) that don't already agree. Dawkins was absolutely an important stepping stone for me breaking away from my extremely religious upbringing.
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by d23 4y ago
> Until any of this is codified it seems to be just a glorified "please don't be bad" oped. Except it’s coming from the White House, not a random op-ed columnist.
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by d23 4y ago
I got the reference just fine.
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by d23 4y ago
The worst part is when it’s a difficult thing to accomplish technically and you know it’s going to be a pain to wade through the people muck.
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by d23 4y ago
Consider that in this thread there are people defending the blocking of substack while the guy who did it claims he didn’t do it at all.
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by d23 4y ago
Not sure I can call it an episode. It seems more likely the emperor is revealing himself to have no clothes.
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by d23 4y ago
> Maybe you have to add the year to the search query to find search results from before when Donny got kicked out fairly for serial disrespect. He attempted to use Twitter to overthrow the government. I call that more than “serial disre
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by d23 4y ago
I believe the lies are the point. The more his supporters swallow one lie, the more invested they get. The fabrication and fantasy of it all becomes part of the thrill of the narrative. Then he tells lies that are increasingly more absur
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by d23 4y ago
Apparently searches for his posts have been blocked
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Matt Taibbi claims Twitter files have been removed from Twitter(twitter.com)
15 points by d23 4y ago|4 comments
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by d23 4y ago
It's an abuse in language in every possible way. There is no evidence he is an employee. It is false.
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by d23 4y ago
I don't know who is labeling their observations as "analysis" other than you. It's reasonable to question a study's methodology, especially when the judges in question were fasting as a part of Ramadan. And includ
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by d23 4y ago
I don't even know what point you're trying to make, but regardless, I think the point the poster you're responding to is making is that there are two places in the scientific method where anecdotes comes into the play: observ
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by d23 4y ago
Probably similar reasons to why they were so afraid of posting mastodon links. Musk thinks the way to get customers and love is to force them.
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by d23 4y ago
I started following Matt Stoller a long time ago when I found out about his anti-monopoly stuff. Then I started following on Twitter recently and yikes — it made me question how much undeserved credibility I had mentally assigned to him. He
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by d23 4y ago
Musk’s strong free speech values strike again.
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by d23 4y ago
Indeed. Going to donate now.
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by d23 4y ago
Stunning levels of corruption.

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