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by iron0013 7y ago
There's truth to that, but affordable rural high speed internet is possible. Paul Bunyan Communications in northern Minnesota, for example, runs affordable fiber optic service deep into the country. My friend lives 25 miles from any to
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by iron0013 7y ago
If they are operating illegally (as entrapment is illegal), then the answer is obviously yes!
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by iron0013 7y ago
It's an extremely accurate term, and using it in this context serves the purpose of not minimizing the importance of their being the sites of atrocities and internationally-decried human rights violations.
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by iron0013 7y ago
no name-calling here, boss. I very much agree with you that his credulity seems unlikely to be wide-eyed. I wonder how I could have better described his credulity.
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by iron0013 7y ago
You know, I'm not sure I really need to hear from any more non-experts thinking out loud anymore. We've had enough of that. I want to hear from experts giving their carefully considered views.
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by iron0013 7y ago
I'm pretty happy with Anker Soundcore Space NC.
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by iron0013 7y ago
The policy was listed on their website and confirmed by a customer service representative. Just because they saw the error of their ways after being contacted by the press doesn't mean they didn't actually have the woeful password
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by iron0013 7y ago
I hate to call a single Wikipedia user out, but every time I see a diagram on a math or science related wiki page that does absolutely nothing to contribute to an understanding of the topic and in fact only serves to confuse the viewer, it
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by iron0013 7y ago
Thanks! appreciate it
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New White Paper on GRU Online Operations Puts Spotlight on Pseudo-Think Tanks(cyber.fsi.stanford.edu)
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by iron0013 7y ago
And to think that Scalia considered himself an originalist! I guess that only applied when it was convenient to him :/
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by iron0013 7y ago
The founders included that clause for a reason.
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by iron0013 7y ago
It seems to me like they write some things that are obviously satire, and some things that a reasonable person would have a hard time differentiating from non-satire. This is what I'd expect a propaganda outlet utilizing the strategy I
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by iron0013 7y ago
Eh, part of the reason why fact-checking "satire" sites became necessary is that some propaganda outlets have taken to using "it's just satire, bro" as an all-purpose cover applied to blatant lies that don't ev
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by iron0013 7y ago
I feel like you're saying this sarcastically, but you should be saying it earnestly.
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by iron0013 7y ago
CBT is great. It’s a broad therapeutic framework that can be applied to address a wide spectrum of mental illnesses. Unfortunately, you are using both “CBT” and especially “dopamine” as meaningless buzzwords. One could just as easily substi
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by iron0013 7y ago
Cam, I say this as a fellow Psych PhD: shame on you. Your approach is not evidence-based and apparently has little or nothing to do with your publication history, which from what I can tell largely consists of studying behavioral interventi
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by iron0013 7y ago
A hypothetical situation which could never arise, because the first amendment protects everyone, including both the users AND the operators of interactive computer services (such as HN, Reddit, Facebook, Google search, etc).
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by iron0013 7y ago
I'm not sure what you think you're proving with that link. CDA 230 does something very close to the opposite of what you seem to think that it does. It protects the providers of interactive computer services from liability, but it
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by iron0013 7y ago
There is no legal distinction between a 'platform' and a 'publisher' that compels a business to conduct its activity in any particular way. That is a falsehood that has somehow wormed its way into the general discourse.
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by iron0013 7y ago
Hi, if you could stop spreading the lie that there is some magical distinction between a 'publisher' and a 'platform' that somehow limits what a business is legally allowed to do, I would really appreciate it, and I know
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CCNet: Extracting High Quality Monolingual Datasets from Web Crawl Data (ArXiv)(arxiv.org)
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One of the most famous incidents of campus outrage was totally misrepresented(vox.com)
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by iron0013 7y ago
"Right after Hillary got the nomination in 2016, it turned to Pro-Hillary." Isn't that exactly what you'd expect to happen if a lot of the commenters where Democratic voters acting as rational agents in good faith? If I
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by iron0013 7y ago
I think people downvoting aren't objecting to the idea that russian oligarchs/businessmen engaged in unethical and/or illegal practices to build their businesses--everyone agrees on that. What downvoters probably are objectin
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by iron0013 7y ago
I honestly can't tell whether you're joking or not.
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by iron0013 7y ago
It's clear that you've thought about this, so what do you suggest is the appropriate way to have a constructive conversation with someone who openly endorses atrocities? The pro-atrocity side is welcome to describe the crimes they
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by iron0013 7y ago
dang, it's not name-calling to call concentration camps what they are. ICE literally runs concentration camps. There's no exaggeration, trolling, or flame-warring involved in saying so. It's simply the same way that it's
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by iron0013 7y ago
That is a very, very good idea that will pay for itself and then pay for many other things. And the only ones it'll affect negatively are tax cheats. :)
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by iron0013 7y ago
The original population of the United States is Native Americans. Is that who you meant when you said "original population"? Or to put it another way, brown people who speak Spanish, for example, have been in North America just as

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