jalapenos

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by jalapenos 11mo ago
> we weren't allowed to even look at it (blocked from school computers) Same thing happened with ChatGPT - teachers hate competition
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Problem is they also included newspapers in authoritative sources - except foreign ones that is - and Wikipedia at least has some kind of peer review process. It's genuinely as authoritative as most other things called authoritative.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Not suspect at all. What's your angle?
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
The enshitification of life.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
That rebuttal concept is amusing. Everyone would accuse Stalin of bias - so he's not biased. Very strong.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Bizarre world we live in. I just assumed the left would continue its hegemonic boot on the back of society's neck, maintaining its constant stream of anti-men, anti-white, etc etc, indefinitely, and ideas like "maybe let's no
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
So basically: you're equally biased and that means the BBC bias is fine.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Where's the "terrorist" bit from? Is it like "criminal illegal aliens" where you just keep adding more bad words to make them more bad? Reality: "import agents".
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
It's treason, then...
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
It was probably in the penumbras
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
What does this mean in practice, the signature override just needed to add " - Trump" at the end to be kosher?
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Funny how that works, when the government I voted for is in, they're a good government and all problems are caused because the previous one was terrible. Democracy: everyone's somehow smarter than everyone else.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Why is it that every mention of the UK government I hear in the news, I think "wow, those guys are absolute scum !". They should just hand it back to the king, the democracy experiment has failed there.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
The dude is clearly a slippery snake. What's not clear is what special sauce he brings, beyond being a slippery snake, that someone else couldn't bring.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Seems like after every new bit of advice you start the clock on the exact opposite becoming the latest advice. Won't be surprised if one day hear an article "smoking is actually OK for your lungs", or "drinking while dri
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Yeah but before that they were leftist enforcers, banning anyone who said anything to the right of Elizabeth Warren. They just kowtow, and that's why the next regime will like them just the same.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Ok, why?
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Technical solution to a non-technical problem, my man. More effective to do whatever you can to jump ahead of the application horde. Literally have to fall back to ordinary sales & marketing techniques almost.
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Just the way the article's formulated, e.g. mixing in a reference to how Maduro's generals will be scared by this - how do they know that? Looks more like "hey generals & Maduro, here's what's coming for you if
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
If you look at this article with a squint - it seems to be a publicized threat from the US government to the Maduro regime, loosely veiled as an independent news article?
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Completely agree with the article's means - yes if you're going to receive money from the public for your land, you can't also retain privacy as a recipient, as that's corrupt - but I disagree with their ends. Ultimately
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
So really she was just enforcing "diamond hands" for them. They all rich now. Seriously though, how do people end up living such bizarre lives as this. I'd love to like get a tape of their lives and just study it, how does su
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by jalapenos 11mo ago
Nothing about this appears surprising? The issue was that a pandemic happened coupled with governments doing lockdowns in response. Otherwise they'd likely have made money. Plenty of people got wrecked by the pandemic.
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by jalapenos 1y ago
Your country is twisted dude
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by jalapenos 1y ago
That seems a less important bother than say that a man has ploughed into a crowd. Well, not in Europe because that's the culture, but it objectively is. And I mean, it's not like the racists hear "a car" and think "
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by jalapenos 1y ago
Someone please enlighten me: what is the point of an AI-generated Wikipedia when we're all now using (Wikipedia-trained) AIs directly instead of Wikipedias?
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by jalapenos 1y ago
Find a way out then man. Believe me, there are a large number of countries where, if someone was shot for standing up to a crime, it would be national news for months. Not in the Americas, obviously, but they exist. The drug war is the stup
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by jalapenos 1y ago
I think usually the vehicle has not, say, been flung unoccupied into a crowd by an oversized slingshot experiment gone wrong. So it'd be nice if they'd say like "a man has ploughed into a crowd" - we'll safely ass
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by jalapenos 1y ago
Yes I assumed you were Brazilian, which is where most of the "off duty cop" shooting videos come from - sounds like a Mad Max state. But in other countries, people don't get executed for standing up to crooks. Of course, if y
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by jalapenos 1y ago
Almost no side hustles make any money, most are simply a complete waste of time and energy. Hence no, everyone still needs jobs.

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