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by hopelite 1y ago
That is rarely the case that they are “approved by the public” in anything even remotely close to a legitimate process. In cases like, was it Denver, where the city council voted against the approval of the $250,000 contract to surveil ever
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by hopelite 1y ago
No need to imagine. There are several cases already of these buffoons in law enforcement doing scary things. The Institute for Justice (IJ) is one of the organizations taking these cases on and who also has suggestions for how to go about c
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by hopelite 1y ago
That’s a good question. It also would not be the first time that companies use trickery and manipulation or even deliberately illegal practices for various business/financial reasons. At the very least it could be used as a tool to und
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by hopelite 1y ago
I’m not sure you understand the correct nature of American history. Yes, Germanic people created America from start to finish. But no, Chinese railway workers or even other Europeans like the Spaniards and some wayward Slavs, and definitely
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by hopelite 1y ago
Calling the U.S. based intel triumvirate God does not seem helpful.
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by hopelite 1y ago
Is this an honest question, or just a snark after being another reddit tier downvoters in hopes of making reality go away? But I’ll bite in case it’s an honest question by an honest person; you’ve surely heard of the story based on the ship
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by hopelite 1y ago
I don’t get the sense that the participants in a game actually know it’s a meaningless game. We have several domains beyond professional sports in which people have utterly persuaded themselves of their success simply due to external factor
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by hopelite 1y ago
Have you ever heard of the phrase "a distinction without a difference"? The delta between "domestic" and "international" has basically been erased for all intents and purposes over the last 25 years. H1-B can a
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by hopelite 1y ago
It doesn't matter, the point was to get the scare story out.
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by hopelite 1y ago
To me this smells of rather basic economic/political propaganda to scare people. The collective west is clearly getting orders from high above to apply pressure on China and it may just be that this is part of it, spreading an air of c
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by hopelite 1y ago
Yes, I understand you don't see it. That is precisely part of the effect from being psychologically and emotionally broken. But just mull this over, why did the "German" government just last week plunder "modern Germans&
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by hopelite 1y ago
Yes. Considering you cannot even say write/speak things without vindictive people using various methods like down voting or abusive language to stifle conversation and discussion and that has metastasized into things like "moderat
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by hopelite 1y ago
Where do you get "jewish people" from? It's an odd but also very interesting conclusion of yours. Do you feel that the jewish people are implicated when someone says "the most unhinged and narcissistic people" and &
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by hopelite 1y ago
I would say because it highlights that even back then there was the same kind of tension as today between those who believe they are doing right, those who also believe they are doing right, and right never ending up being done in the end.
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by hopelite 1y ago
Also not considered is that the announcement is for 740bhp motor. The Tesla model 3 has a vehicle output of about 400 hp. I’m not sure of all the design specs, but it seems clear to me that a smaller version of these motors could suffice to
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by hopelite 1y ago
Thanks. I had not considered whether that is the market. It seems that it is really Apple causing that black market too by locking down the parts market and preventing and thwarting repairability, i.e., thereby creating and driving the blac
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by hopelite 1y ago
I’m not sure how you mean “… very-in-demand product, that is not likely to last forever…” is an analogue for a sovereign wealth fund, but there is also the issue of one interpretation of what you said very much providing an avenue for susta
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by hopelite 1y ago
Odd that you confidently declare it as such without providing any argument whatsoever or basis of any kind at all.
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by hopelite 1y ago
EU? Sponsoring privacy preservation? I’m skeptical, to say the least.
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by hopelite 1y ago
It’s about control. It is a fundamental difference in perspective and mentality regarding control. America is or at least was largely oriented around indirect control or outcome oriented objectives, where Europe is largely oriented around d
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by hopelite 1y ago
Ever heard of security glass? No need to be snarky and unlikable.
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by hopelite 1y ago
No. You can get security glass. There’s no trade off.
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by hopelite 1y ago
I find it interesting you describe the issue like that. I had my airpod pro 1st gens go out on me in a way that was very similar to that, with the popping noises as you walk and move around. I figured out that when I put them in “normal mod
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by hopelite 1y ago
That’s because all those languages are all essentially rooted in the languages/dialects of the Germanic tribes. It is why the Dutch get their English name from the German for German, Deutsch; and Nederland (Neder = Low) is German/
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by hopelite 1y ago
Narcissistic processes/systems/people always externalize the consequences of their own actions by pushing those consequences off on others while keeping the benefits they pillaged for themselves. Unfortunately for us all, it is ju
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by hopelite 1y ago
That seems to be a rather weak security, especially relying on “…should cover…” to save you, which I presume you have also never been able to test. And that’s without addressing common mistakes like not realizing the policy is for cash valu
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by hopelite 1y ago
I’m more surprised and equally concerned that the majority of people’s understanding of intelligence and their definition of AGI. Not only does the definition “… matching the cognitive versatility and proficiency of a well-educated adult.”,
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by hopelite 1y ago
I’m not sure of the whole dynamic of the stolen phone black market, but if iPhones are still stolen, it seems iCloud lock does not sufficiently deter the practice.
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by hopelite 1y ago
Theoretically it would probably be more possible than you may think, but it would likely be a far bigger and more gargantuan project than you think too. We are largely talking about government money, which theoretically would need to have b
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by hopelite 1y ago
Sorry, that’s just not how it is practices and at least has not for a long time. You’ve heard the saying, you catch more flies with honey than vinegar, right. If you have unlimited funds and you are the giver and bringer and provider, there

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