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by elmerfud 1y ago
I'm not the person who gave you the original feedback but reading through this it looks like some high school student who got a c in their physics and chemistry classes then used some psychoactive chemicals and believe that they had a
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by elmerfud 1y ago
You're not opposing it. What you're doing is undermining the foundation of the country. The idea that all people are equal and have rights guaranteed to them. When you deny the rights of anyone and you use a perceived conspiracy a
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by elmerfud 1y ago
The problem is, they aren't just deporting people who are here illegally. They are stopping and detaining people without reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. They are putting people in detention and shuffling them across the co
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Without discussing the politics or the things actually happening there, I can assure you this photo will not haunt me because it is not a photograph. It's quite obviously AI generated nonsense and whoever generated it didn't even
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Exactly what kind of help do they want? They seem very keen on blaming everyone else but themselves. It sucks to be scammed, but paying $12k to learn what due diligence is, is a cheap lesson.
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by elmerfud 1y ago
"For the children", why do people still believe this mantra? It's never for the children, it's for gaining control.
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by elmerfud 1y ago
I just switched to Brave and haven't looked back. Now I don't really understand why I stuck with Chrome for so long.
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by elmerfud 1y ago
How is that meaningfully different from gold that is so far in excess of its functional use as a material? Or in many fiat currencies? Or some stocks that are propped up by nothing more than a cult of personality? These are in propped up by
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by elmerfud 1y ago
I guess since Illinois just passed a budget that relies on 1 billion in new tax revenues being generated, yet they declared this fiscally responsible and balanced, they have to find some way to get that money. Taxing people for the shared u
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by elmerfud 1y ago
I think this person is asking where the men are without taking any self-evaluation into account. They accuse men of sitting behind firewalls and jerking off to porn (as a quick summary of what they imply). When in reality a lot of men have
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Have we solved human hallucinations? What makes you think that you can develop a system that attempts to do similar pattern recognition and data reconciliation and somehow solve for this issue of hallucinations? I don't fear AI at all.
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Interesting, The model says 93% accurate but in my testing it was less than 50% accurate. From what I can tell it mostly seems to base its assessment on ow much of the picture is white skin tone. It does a very poor job of analyzing shapes
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by elmerfud 1y ago
This article has confused happiness and freedom. Money can absolutely not buy happiness, but what it can do is buy you freedom from many of the burdens of life. So when you give examples about health care, or ways to buy a better lifestyle,
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by elmerfud 1y ago
There's bad employers but, I'm sorry to have to say this, reading the article it seems like they went along with this stuff. What is wrong with people when they willfully, or with little protest, go along with the bizarre behavior
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by elmerfud 1y ago
https://trumpmobile.com/ Not so much the Trump family, more they sold the rights to use the name. Looking at the website, it looks like a very poor AI generated site. They couldn't even bother to hire an editor to rev
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by elmerfud 1y ago
It hasn't been for quite some time. Like any investment it matters what you put it into and how you can make it work for you.
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Yes, this is very true. I do think part of the problem is people aren't taught about this and adding it in to their budget. It's not nothing, but even for low wage earners it's the cost of a few energy drinks or maybe forgoin
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by elmerfud 1y ago
I would say it's more of a value choice. I value freedom to make choices and make my own risk vs reward decisions. I want to be in a society where others are encouraged to think critically about their choices (yes I know it largely doe
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by elmerfud 1y ago
I'm not saying that all US companies offer decent healthcare options, but that's often because employees don't value that as a negotiation point. I did, and my son was in a horrible car crash and died after many days in ICU a
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by elmerfud 1y ago
There is a bit of a difference between someone who is denied entry at the border, and someone who is allowed entry, fully documented, given work permits, and have been in the country for several years. Being denied entry at the border, isn&
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by elmerfud 1y ago
I look at those outlets daily, show me one article, just one, that mentions detainees are being shuffled from detention center to detention center to avoid allowing them to have their day in court. The burden of proof is on you because you
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by elmerfud 1y ago
They are getting some coverage but in no way is it extensive. News is still reporting that it's illegal immigrants being picked up, and they act like it's the exception that legal immigrants have been deported. Because they only m
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by elmerfud 1y ago
I don't support protests turning into riots but the news media I put heavy blame on for not accurately reporting on what's going on in the Trump administration in the immigration enforcement. So I understand why these protesters w
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Trump revokes digital identity actions in new cyber executive order(federalnewsnetwork.com)
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Kind of a misleading title. Even the Fox News article did better than this site. What was actually ruled is that the burden of proof required to show discrimination is not greater for the majority than it is for the minority. Considering it
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by elmerfud 1y ago
For me, no. On the surface it might make sense, but just no. I want someone who values their time, their skills and they know their value. Offering to work for free, for a for profit company, shows me you don't value your skills and as
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Because many cultures have made it seem like relationships are only about romance. When really romantic infatuation is important, but it's even more critical that a deep abiding friendship forms as well. You can be friends without rom
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Really, no law enforcement agency should have access to anything that's also not available to the general public. It's also 2025, there's zero reason that all records, including searches using these systems aren't public
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by elmerfud 1y ago
AI is like that one guy who always can tell you something about anything with total confidence. So really not sure why anyone would trust it beyond a bar conversation.
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by elmerfud 1y ago
Because most dev teams aren't actually good dev teams.

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