freshpretzels

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by freshpretzels 2y ago
I don’t think this is a real problem because as users start being more intentional about who they subscribe to and more thorough in ranking content according to its usefulness and quality, the low quality stuff or regurgitated stuff will ju
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
> To me, it seems that returning to the concept that search results should at least reflect a broad consensus of what is true is a necessary first step for Google. As part of that, learning to flag obvious trolling, clickbait and bad-fai
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Oh yeah, if it became necessary all American muscle and might would get channeled into domination once again. America truly is a sleeping giant, and NATO more broadly is awakening already.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
I suspect that if this is being published, it's because they are already fixing the problem.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Nothing I said excludes logic or evidence, or advocates believing in whatever “feels” right. I clearly said it’s about truth, and truth has to be determined with logic and evidence and first-order experience.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Not all contexts are equally valid or equally believable. Some of them disqualify themselves pretty quickly.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
There is! There are extra-biblical mentions and deductions. But note that the value of the Bible is that it is already a great collection of varying sources on the matter conveniently pre-packaged into a single volume for all who wish to de
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
The only way to have trust in such a message is to experience truth in it. The Gospel gives an open invitation for all to read its claims and promises…and to put them to the test. However, be warned that an adventure awaits. Should you read
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
> US artillery shell production is up an order of magnitude over the last 3 years, and will continue to rise. God bless. Let's outperform all the adversaries combined in shell, ammunition, carrier, and fighter production. American m
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Time to produce 300k F-35s and a much larger Navy.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Looks like a beautiful device, congratulations on your launch!
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
There are protections and subsidies for all produce as far as I’m aware. This is to ensure stability and consistency of production volume and to prevent any one-off bad seasons from ruining the farmers. I’m okay with more production of fres
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
I think UBI will be pointless because machines will be able to do all the work. Other machines will fix them. Humans will have everything they need or want deliverable by drone and summonable from their phone. Humans will then focus on love
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Could CRISPR or a tool like it be used to “cut out” these parts of someone’s DNA and cure them from those disorders?
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Then leave it to the market to decide. If people need to be coerced into it or forced, they don’t want what you are selling.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
> By this logic, human travel should also be banned. It's bad for disease risk, the environment, etc. Shhh you’re giving the hall monitors ideas.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
It isn’t disappointing at all. The US government was intentionally designed to prevent fast, large decisions especially if they affect individual rights. Otherwise would-be tyrants and control freaks would try to control other people on eve
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Thank you, kind overlord, for replacing the bad things with good things! Please monitor our behavior and communications to ensure all lives are compliant!!!
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
The US government is designed NOT to be able to do that. And thankfully so.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Do those twelve brands taste different from one another?
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
> You will still need the compute resources of Microsoft, Meta etc. 2-3 years ago sure, but now? Maybe he knows how to reduce that need by order of magnitude.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Surely he would have never gotten his current role if that is the case. There's way too much money and visibility involved.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
The 90s were not that long ago, we should restore and document and know the old cash-based ways while we still have those experts and those workers with us. Great thread and reminder about these things.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Then why is there a global supply chain and global agriculture systems and internet
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UnitedHealth data breach caused by lack of multifactor authentification(cbsnews.com)
2 points by freshpretzels 2y ago|2 comments
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
Time to find more forums and buy more paper books.
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by freshpretzels 2y ago
I'm surprised they bought a fleet of EVs in the first place. The battery tech still has a bit to go before it can be reliable for enterprise fleets. I think we're more than halfway there based on the range and serviceability of th