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by dd36 4y ago
Kanye was banned? I thought they removed your content if you were banned.
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by dd36 4y ago
Weird but I still think Elon’s idea of needing confirmed identity for a checkmark is solid. If anonymous users then are nicer than checkmarked users, I guess the filter will work in reverse? The elimination of bots will be nice if they can
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by dd36 4y ago
Agree. The big one you missed is identity. Most hate is anonymous. Being able to filter by tags like “known racist” or whatever, and seeing someone’s history of sharing misinformation is useful but most people would self-censor if their id
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by dd36 4y ago
Twitter has corporate users and advertisers. If it became 4chan, that would all evaporate. It also has professionals. There’s a point at which unmoderated content drives out all but the trolls, spammers, and haters.
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by dd36 4y ago
Communism, socialism, ending capitalism, etc. Just look at European politics.
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by dd36 4y ago
Except Brittney.
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by dd36 4y ago
But he’s still on Twitter?
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by dd36 4y ago
I know my left wing friends would claim the media still is right wing and truly left wing ideas are disallowed. It may be that the left wing was censored and vilified for so long that it ceased existing in the US.
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by dd36 4y ago
Kanye West is still on Twitter. What was it he couldn’t say?
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by dd36 4y ago
It’s actually quite amazing that we got the Fair Credit Reporting Act. It has real teeth. The only similar thing in the last 15 years was Dodd Frank and the CFPB. Something like the FCRA for privacy would be amazing.
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by dd36 4y ago
I strongly agree with this comment. “Even if we assume the crazy sounding laptop repair shop story were 100% true, we had partisan political operatives shopping a story to journalists about the supposedly scandalous revelations cribbed from
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by dd36 4y ago
From what I’ve read, it seems to be cloud hacked data placed in a laptop and deliberately turned into a partisan repair shop in an attempt to wash that it was hacked just like DNC/Podesta stuff. Thus the media treated it as hacked atte
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by dd36 4y ago
Trump fired people that investigated him for any weak reason he could. He fired multiple FBI directors. Investigations aren’t a conspiracy as you get a day in court and Trump had many of his team go to jail after being convicted in a court.
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by dd36 4y ago
Two FBI agents conspired against him? According to who? Trump? Investigating leads is conspiring against you? I don’t know the veracity of the claim that the FBI told the media to censor negative news. The media was definitely on guard for
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by dd36 4y ago
It should be profits plus executive compensation. Profits are too easily manipulated.
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by dd36 4y ago
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/... So in this study, a fan reduced SIDS as much as forced back sleeping. Again, the point is they don’t know why backsleeping reduces SIDS. One the
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by dd36 4y ago
If you look at the studies about cosleeping and death, it’s almost always a non-parent.
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by dd36 4y ago
Just you’re sitting there reading, on your phone, TV, whatever and baby is on top of you napping.
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by dd36 4y ago
Autism exploded when Back to Sleep exploded for babies. For a good chunk of babies (and their parents), forced back sleeping is hugely disruptive to sleep. So much so that the only way anyone gets rest is belly sleep on top of a parent. Sle
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by dd36 4y ago
Same
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by dd36 4y ago
It doesn’t matter if it’s in the ToS if everything else misrepresents and misleads the user. Or regularly gets changed to undermine the user’s expectations. That’s bad faith, fraud, etc.
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by dd36 4y ago
A GIF would be great
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by dd36 4y ago
I had no idea coal and natural gas consumed so much water. I wonder what it works out to in gallons per kWh.
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by dd36 4y ago
And, as stated elsewhere, a middle class that could consume it.
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by dd36 4y ago
The incentives become perverse once relatively unrelated businesses are combined. History also shows conglomerates don’t out perform the stand alone companies and it hurts competition and innovation. I think there’s a certain point where ex
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by dd36 4y ago
Vertical integration used to be just as strictly limited for competitive reasons. We know it’s bad, just look at how Amazon leverages it’s sales data to compete against products it sells. They undoubtedly do the same thing with AWS and ever
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by dd36 4y ago
Those licenses really shouldn’t be allowed to be exclusive.
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by dd36 4y ago
I don't know. If he did, I feel like he wouldn't have acted so impulsively in his solicitation and outlined that in his contract.
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by dd36 4y ago
Did you try reverse image searching the generated image?
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by dd36 4y ago
There’s no such thing as a free lunch. It all comes from somewhere. Texas does a better job of obfuscating and shifts more of the burden to lower incomes.

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