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by guelo 5y ago
As if I haven't read thousands of "these companies are public utilities" arguments ever since conservatives embraced Trump's politics of total war against perceived enemies.
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by guelo 5y ago
Just like Google has the freedom of expression to censor what you can do with Google Docs.
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by guelo 5y ago
Interestingly I couldn't read this tweet because apparently @pmarca has blocked me even though I've never interacted with him. I'm guessing I have been added to some shared blocklist because I expressed wrongthink somewhere.
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by guelo 5y ago
> Nothing stops the purchasers Inability to coordinate due to lack of information allows the seller to maintain full control of the process.
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by guelo 5y ago
It's not about prima donnas, it's a political ideology. A close-minded ideology about the heroicness of individuals and the degeneracy of any collective.
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by guelo 5y ago
The right has successfully made calling out racism to be a bad thing these days. Feels like the right is currently enjoying a complete victory in talking points and memes. The left has been completely marginalized in the political vocabular
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by guelo 5y ago
Elon, the free speech absolutist, won't talk seriously about the spam or moderation needs of a public user forum because he doesn't give a shit about truth. He's all marketing and hype.
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by guelo 5y ago
> privileged woke leftists Why don't we have a strong epithet like this for the right? (also, I can't imagine anyone more privileged than Musk)
729.
by guelo 5y ago
His twitter offer is suspiciously $50 + 420 cents
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by guelo 5y ago
Recent related discussions Newly Measured Particle Seems Heavy Enough to Break Known Physics( https://www.quantamagazine.org/fermilab-says-particle-is-hea... ) 189 points|digital55|7 days ago|122 comments https://n
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by guelo 5y ago
I have no idea if CNN is left-biased since I never watch it, but nobody else does either. Cable news is dominated by blatantly right-leaning Fox News. The fact that "media is liberal" is taken everywhere as such an obvious unchall
732.
by guelo 5y ago
Why are there so many "California/San Francisco is horrible" articles? As if every state didn't have different sets of issues. To me it looks like conservative bias in our media since all I hear these days is how everyth
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by guelo 5y ago
The point is to store the thermal energy for later use to smoothen out photovoltaic's intermittency issues.
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by guelo 5y ago
Yep, as a user of both the window manager is the main area where mac loses. Also keyboard shortcuts are more comprehensive and available on Windows. But that's about it, MacOS is superior on most other things.
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by guelo 5y ago
It worked and was stable for decades because unions ensured a balance of power between capital and labor. NAFTA and other pro-capital regulation broke that balance and shifted the balance towards capital.
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by guelo 5y ago
strawmen
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by guelo 5y ago
Make sure you're counting all the sub-processes it spawns (at least on Mac, don't know about linux)
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by guelo 5y ago
It's a dead end if you are an ads business obsessed with reaching billions of eyeballs that don't want to spend any of their attention. It is not a dead end if you're building a tool.
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by guelo 5y ago
Can't wait for the "Twitter is a public utility" argument to switch partisan sides.
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by guelo 5y ago
What experience is that? Reading idelogical opinions?
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by guelo 5y ago
Except this question.
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by guelo 5y ago
And the reason they're both called Dagger is as a play on using a DAG, directed acyclic graph, to model dependencies. Stealing that wittiness and pretending it's their own is pathetic.
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by guelo 5y ago
No, I want the search engines results to filter out websites that use ads or maybe even websites that use javascript.
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by guelo 5y ago
I want a search engine that let's me exclude sites that have ads. Or even just exclude javascript.
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by guelo 5y ago
Was it America-phobia that made russia direct endless waves of cyber-attacks at us?
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by guelo 5y ago
what happened was the security industry proved over and over again that it cant be trusted. most windows recommendations i see say to use defender since Microsoft already owns you
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by guelo 5y ago
The first invasion of Iraq was in 1991
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by guelo 5y ago
The US is newly sanctioning Russia as well as long term sanctions on Iran, North Korea and Cuba. Are they worth it?
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by guelo 5y ago
> For example ... One of the reasons this debate is so useless is that it's mostly about cherry-picking anecdotes that support your partisan biases.
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by guelo 5y ago
Consumer boycotts are not new. They have a long history including the Boston Tea Party that kicked off America.

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