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10mo ago
I think there's a difference between access without guardrails, and decrying what folks do with them, or in this case a site that allows / doesn't even care if their integrated tool is used to creep on folks. I can argue for
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10mo ago
I’m not convinced that Tshirt job would exist long or in quantities that matters.
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10mo ago
Even with a good labor representation, is making cheap tshirts a job people want to do / a good job? I’m not convinced it is, or that it lasts.
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10mo ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/04/world/asia/china-russia-x...
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China's Russian Town Has Log Cabins and Cyrillic Signs, but No Russians
(nytimes.com)
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10mo ago
So if you post an image to Twitter Grok will alter your photo at the request of others on demand right there? > Reuters has also identified several cases where Grok created sexualized images of children. It's wild we have all this g
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10mo ago
I didn't like twitter because of the content and style. I tried Bluesky ... found the same content and style. People want and encourage that content and style. I realize that I'm just not into that form of social media, or maybe
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10mo ago
Was there a magic time in social media when you couldn't make blanket statements about "groupthink"? Granted I'm also skeptical of that term and others. I find people will put it on anything they see that they don'
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10mo ago
I'd argue it's more true on Reddit than anywhere. Subreddits are fairly self contained. Other social media sites I feel like I'm fighting off a wave of whatever the site wants / momentum of all the users is. Granted tha
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10mo ago
Venezuela didn't even have full control over it's territory ... I'm not sure the US can manager it. Not that I think Trump knows or cares.
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10mo ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/03/business/economy/trump-ta...
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Why Haven't Trump's Tariffs Had a Bigger Impact?
(nytimes.com)
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10mo ago
> take the money back in skin Haven't we already reached that point? They were trying to kill a guy ... There's a war going on you know right?
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10mo ago
As opposed to what action would do themselves a favor?
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10mo ago
Gift link https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/29/opinion/indian-americans-...
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One of America's Most Successful Experiments Is Coming to a Shuddering Halt
(nytimes.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
That's not what the ruling is about. Read the article.
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10mo ago
Not just annoying, these kinds of behaviors seem to feed scam companies. The ads I get on Youtube ... Facebook doesn't care about scam companies as long as they get paid. Big tech and scams are becoming a hand in hand thing.
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10mo ago
I don't think they care because I'm still on youtube, but I agree. I think of youtube as a very scamy place. I have my history turned off so I get some really bottom of the barrel ads, questionable medical advice, gross out ads,
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10mo ago
>controlling the exchange rate by addressing corruption Is this a real issue? The exchange rate is influenced by corruption?
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10mo ago
Most of the non "cut everything" GOP plans still involve trying to get the consumer to shop around, but shopping around is impossible. The consumer can't be a consumer and impact the market if they don't know what is g
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10mo ago
Maybe something happened and it ended up on some list. For an inauguration party ... seems like a non story.
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10mo ago
Their acquisition of Jony Ive's organization for a ton of money and that creepy webpage https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/ makes me think OpenAI is just racing for headlines and groping in the dark for some magic fa
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10mo ago
Frankly this reads like outrage bait because someone somewhere maybe said something ... that 100% will come to nothing.
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10mo ago
Doses it matter as far as what I'm saying goes? Does this guy suggest people take them? Bleach? Whatever weird ideas are out there behind "the science"?
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10mo ago
My youtube ads that I get are all fear about AI "You have to do this or you'll be out of a job!" and so on. It's madness.
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Here we go again: Retiring coal plant forced to stay open by Trump Admin
(arstechnica.com)
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I also wonder about the process. I've worked for a lot of people involved in the process happily request their software get turned into spaghetti. Often because some business process "can't" be changed, but mostly beca
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10mo ago
The whole banned via banking thing is scary. A local business in my area was flagged as some sort of illicit operation. There was almost no way to know it even happened outside being unable to take payment ... that was it. No notice, no r
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10mo ago
This reads like a letter in a given context, with sort of bullet point political memes / surface level gripes pasted in? I have no idea what liberal education has to do with zoom or wearing a mask. As far as I can tell the author has
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