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by hiatus 1y ago
That's a consequence of living in a free society. The law does not get involved until after the fact anyway, so what protections would you be seeking? Laws don't stop people from taking action, they only provide consequences for t
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by hiatus 1y ago
If you are trying to commit fraud, there's already laws about that. It's not illegal to produce replica money btw, so long as you don't try to use it in commerce (there must be intent to deceive).
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by hiatus 1y ago
You didn't have to do an in-person background check that included fingerprinting? When I worked at a bank this was required. It was run by a third party company not at the office.
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by hiatus 1y ago
So what? Is satire that can't immediately be identified as such no longer allowed? Since when does an expression have to be "clearly fiction" to be protected speech?
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by hiatus 1y ago
> ends with an addiction that seems to slowly transforms their brains in unpleasant ways, objectification of women being the primary one. Can you speak to other transformations you've observed?
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by hiatus 1y ago
> There’s complications, of course. The federal government is fine with you selling combustion-powered kit cars as long as they have no engine or transmission. That’s easy for me because motorcycle engines almost always have gearboxes at
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by hiatus 1y ago
Would this be within the executive's power? It certainly seems like it would be (police powers are the domain of the executive, after all), but at the same time seems like an _unchecked_ power.
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by hiatus 1y ago
This seems like a really cool project and could be really useful in getting to know a new codebase. How do you ensure that the output in the wiki does not contain hallucinations?
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by hiatus 1y ago
> Nowadays you must have a flashy website. You must host everything on a single managed VCS provider, or a programming package ecosystem hoster. You must depend on corporations to give you free things, in exchange for you giving them eve
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by hiatus 1y ago
This is trivial to look up. They do not in fact own the trademark "open source". Apparently I can't share a direct link to uspto search results, but you can search by owner and see they have 7 trademarks, none of which are fo
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by hiatus 1y ago
> I order food from a restaurant, but I don't enjoy that as much because it is (similar to having AI approve and send your emails without you) a qualitatively different experience. What do you like less about it? Is it the smells of
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by hiatus 1y ago
> Seems like many, if not all, AI applications, when taken to the limit, reduce the need of interaction between humans to 0. This seems to be the case for most technology. Technology increasingly mediates human interactions until it beco
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by hiatus 1y ago
18 year olds have enough agency to sign their life away to fight on foreign soil but are too stupid to sign for a loan? Or are you arguing we should raise the age of majority to > 18?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Replace facebook with instagram (another meta property) or tiktok or snapchat to address the under 50 crowd.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Hate? Maybe close the browser and go outside. Plenty of people were presented with the same information and options and made different choices and sacrifices.
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by hiatus 1y ago
I'm probably not a good example. I thought to myself, "am I living my life for myself or for other people?" and dropped out of school after my first year.
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by hiatus 1y ago
State school attendees face lower debt burdens than private for-profit schools. I can't find the data you are referring to that 62% of student loan debt is incurred by state school attendees. By these numbers [1], only 40% of public sc
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by hiatus 1y ago
I am not worried in the slightest.
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by hiatus 1y ago
I know several people that went to school in NJ. I just looked up the costs and it's < $10k/year. That's pretty reasonable and NJ is a high cost of living state. No one said there is a magical catch all.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Go to a state school. Go to community college first. Enter a trade.
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by hiatus 1y ago
I have plenty of friends that graduated from state schools and incurred no debt, all in the US. Does that invalidate your points about the inability to get an education at a reasonable cost? > I’m sure you’d have no problem burning milli
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by hiatus 1y ago
It's clear you are just trolling. By your logic, federal employees shouldn't get paid, since their salaries are just lines in the government ledger.
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by hiatus 1y ago
What do you think I am wishing for, exactly?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Why not send me $100k then? It's just a line in a database after all.
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by hiatus 1y ago
No. The loans were deferred for a few years. When people took out the loans they did so knowing they would have to pay them back
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by hiatus 1y ago
Holding people accountable for their choices is sadistic?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Why would a household need enough batteries to store a year's worth of energy?
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by hiatus 1y ago
That seems to be exactly the thing they are complaining about: > Spegel was published with an MIT license. Software released under an MIT license allows for forking and modifications, without any requirement to contribute these changes b
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by hiatus 2y ago
> U.S. District Juste Miranda M. Du rejected this argument, but wouldn’t suppress the evidence. “The Court finds that a tower dump is a search and the warrant law enforcement used to get it is a general warrant forbidden under the Fourth
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by hiatus 2y ago
But a state is its population, by your own words. How can you say German society wasn't inherently evil and yet hold that a state IS its people? Either the German population is evil and willed evil into existence, or the state is great

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