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by jtbayly 2y ago
Agreed. I’m for fewer regulations, but enforced. In this case, we have several deaths. Perhaps the head of the factory and the inspectors that failed to keep the plant safe should be tried for third degree murder or something.
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“ your absurd exaggeration claimed: that children can just walk in off the street with their friends and get treatment.” Actually, those were words you put in my mouth. If you read the accounts, you will find friend groups of girls getting
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by jtbayly 2y ago
https://archive.vn/Obe0D
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Here is a first-hand account, written by a queer woman married to a transman, who worked in one such clinic: https://www.thefp.com/p/i-thought-i-was-saving-trans-kids
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How is downtime beneficial to the customer?
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by jtbayly 2y ago
If trans is real the only thing we have to go on is whether people claim they are or not. You deny their claim? That’s what all of the data on the sites linked above is based on: people who claim they are trans. Read the accounts of peopl
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by jtbayly 2y ago
I’ve done much more than randomly Google it. I’ve read about it in depth. Encouraging people to be LGBT has resulted in massive increases in number of people claiming to be trans, for example. Assuming they have the “best” case scenario of
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by jtbayly 2y ago
As I said, “These are generalized rates, of course” If the idea is to reduce it below 6 by preventing a few suicides per year (which is not likely), how confident are you that destroying the culture of the nation in the process will not cau
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by jtbayly 2y ago
Censorship by the majority is still censorship. I’m not opposed to all censorship. I’m just opposed to refusing to acknowledge it for what it is. If you have your comment flagged by a couple of people, and removed, that is censorship. Plain
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Is that why the average suicide rate is lower in majority Muslim countries? Awareness presumably increases suicide? I know you were implying the opposite, but how many suicides are you going to prevent by making Malaysia’s rate (6/100k
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by jtbayly 2y ago
“The algorithm decided it. That’s not censorship.” “The majority decided it. That’s not censorship.” “The law decided it. That’s not censorship.” “The users decided it. That’s not censorship.” “You were just scared your neighbors would kill
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by jtbayly 2y ago
If it could do that, then Google could do that too, right?
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Misses the point of the article, which is to explore far beyond that cost.
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This and the parent comment are all addressed in the article.
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I rest it on my own personal experience and that of many others, which you don’t seem to accept. Nevertheless, here is just one example of what I’m talking about. I spent over a year with daily terrible headaches. I suspected they were rela
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by jtbayly 2y ago
But what happens with the next generation of questions? The reason LLMs can answer how to right-align a paragraph in HTML is at least in part because it has been asked and answered publicly so many times. Now imagine that HTMZ comes along a
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by jtbayly 2y ago
Is there a name for the phenomena encountered with this particular response? Specifically, I’m talking about when discussing extremely complex systems, ones that we don’t have full understanding of, there’s this tendency to ignore the huge
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The surprise is that the benefit isn’t gained until you start eating again. It’s not during the fast that good things happen, apparently.
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How is Roark going to profit from killing Subway, the company they own? What can they strip mine that is more valuable than the largest fast food chain in the world?
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It appears you’ve never needed to take screenshots or screen recordings, and cannot comprehend those who want access to such functionality being anything but idiots. If I choose to use software I do trust, why does the OS have to ask me “
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by jtbayly 2y ago
I mean, sure, if you want BigTechCo to be your nanny, and not just let you use your computer, I guess that makes sense. I prefer for my computer to give me sensible warnings and then let me make a decision, rather than refuse to allow my de
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macOS Sequoia adds weekly permission promptfor screenshot, screen recording apps(daringfireball.net)
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by jtbayly 2y ago
The point is that Clorox cannot pay OpenAI anything. Marketing on your own site will have effects on an AI just like it will have an effect on a human reader. No disclosure is required because the context is explicit. But the moment OpenA
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by jtbayly 2y ago
And also get sued by the FTC. Disclosure is required.
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I’m confused: > What’s the Price? > > Our ad supported visit is $19 per visit. Your data is confidential, never shared, and HIPAA compliant. Why and how is this ad-supported?
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Some people wouldn’t have been able to afford food, you mean.
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Once a day ought to do…
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It would look like a perfectly flat track race. No hills. No use of gravity on hills. Solved.
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There are cases where if your salary goes up, your take-home goes down, especially for lower income levels. It’s just not on the basis of tax brackets. There are means-tested benefits that you can lose if you cross certain income levels w
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by jtbayly 2y ago
You said… > You can generally forgo anti-malware on servers that are doing one thing that requires a smaller set of permissions (e.g., serving a website), but that's not because of the OS they are running. It seems to me like you’re

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