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by f6v 3y ago
> Then what happened?. I bet if I asked you why WW1 started you’d say it’s because a Serb assassinated an Austrian.
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by f6v 3y ago
I didn’t mean those were subtle. I meant that there’re much more subtle things that would be considered “hate speech”.
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by f6v 3y ago
It’s our problem as a society and more precisely law enforcement problem. If you say that you want to put bullets in someone offline you should be prosecuted. Internet is not different.
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by f6v 3y ago
I mean, if someone says a group of people should be killed based on their political stance or sexual orientation that should be a criminal offense. And I might not support all of the groups these days, but I reject blanket statements like “
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by f6v 3y ago
I mean, it’s still pretty bad and these accounts(in the examples) should be banned and owners prosecuted if applicable.
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by f6v 3y ago
I bet what the censorship zealots would like to see is that twitter removes much more subtle posts that the examples in the article. What can pass for “hate speech” will raise your eyebrows.
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by f6v 3y ago
Saying there was a narrative prior to 2021 is a kind of a lie.
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by f6v 3y ago
> Has NATO crossed any Russian border? Does NATO even have a border with the counties member states invaded in the past three or so decades? Except Yugoslavia.
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by f6v 3y ago
Russia wanting to join NATO is an anecdote.
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by f6v 3y ago
Was there a NATO country that condemned Iraq invasion and imposed sanctions? Like banning McDonalds or UPS from doing business there? Most of them participated in the invasion one way or another, did they not?
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by f6v 3y ago
I mean, unless you live in Middle East and one day they say you have WMD and they destroy your whole country. If you live in the EU or the US - then yes.
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by f6v 3y ago
> With $400m, you can probably just buy a small apartment in Idaho for every single one of them. Problem solved. The problem is that people become homeless due to a number of reasons that include addiction, mental illness, trauma, loss o
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by f6v 3y ago
You make it sound like big tech companies never cooperate with the law enforcement. I bet CIA and FBI have their hand so far up Zuck’s ass it’s almost like Minority Report at this point.
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by f6v 3y ago
But we’re not going to introduce death penalty based on bets, right?
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by f6v 3y ago
They key question is whether death penalty or life sentence acts as an effective deterrent. We all heard that Chinese execute for big corruption. Does this mean China has eradicated corruption? I have my doubts (and believe me, I don’t ever
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by f6v 3y ago
> The cron job canary was probably not a service that employees were uploading tonnes of company confidential material into, was it? But they do to Slack and MS Teams. Also go mail services and other places.
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by f6v 3y ago
> Almost all of these companies have the technical ability, desire, and means to self-host for their employee community. Well, one of companies I worked for could have hosted a canary service for cron jobs. But we bought it instead of bu
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by f6v 3y ago
I can’t comment on his personality because I don’t know him. But it’s delusional to think the leadership’s personal qualities are irrelevant to developing AI. There’s going to be a lot of subjectivity in fine-tuning the answers.
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by f6v 3y ago
> outside the consumer hardware market Apple is a no-show. I don’t have the data, but tech companies are often full of Macs. Sometimes I also see small businesses running iMacs.
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by f6v 3y ago
It’s a shame, Intel Surface Pro has underwhelming battery life. And ARM version really lacks in performance.
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by f6v 3y ago
How else would I know that “Elon Musk created a TeslaX platform that allows everyone to get rich”? Or was it Pavel Durov… Seriously, I can’t even report these on YouTube.
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by f6v 3y ago
If I can plug myself in and be in the “matrix” - sure. But I just don’t see how someone expects people live in a virtual world with present day technology. I mean, I used to play MMORPGs for 16 hrs/day, but that’s for a very small mino
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by f6v 3y ago
> maybe there's also some other factor inducing excess death in Russians? It’s just that buying a fake vaccination was(still is?) a thing. I don’t know the extent of this, but you could just bribe a doctor to issue a vaccination cer
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by f6v 3y ago
I don’t get what you’re talking about.
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by f6v 3y ago
Just by looking at the map there might be some correlation with vaccination rate.
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by f6v 3y ago
It’s a solution in search of pre-requisites which would be: 1. Unlimited free energy (like the Sun) 2. The earth turns into ice world 3. We build a colony on Mars.
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by f6v 3y ago
Weed farming is technically indoor farming.
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by f6v 3y ago
> next 5-10 years if climate changes more, fusion energy becomes cheap etc. Fusion energy isn’t even expensive at the moment, it just doesn’t exist.
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by f6v 3y ago
> The famous line that every Israeli knows It’s only relevant if you assume Israelis are superior to their neighbors. Why you don’t see the subjectivity of the statement is beyond me. What you’ve got understand is that both parties look
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by f6v 3y ago
I’d expect people who look the same(even cut their penises ritually) and live close by to not be so pissed at each other in 2023. Too much to ask.

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