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Politico article on Silicon Valley shift to MAGA
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MAGA people wear hat's that say he's right about everything. Clearly, they don't care about facts, but 'right' in the sense of fighting for their team. Whatever comes of his mistakes, he'll blame others. The wh
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I did not mention conservatism, right or left. This has nothing to do with ideology.
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While I undestand your reasoning. There are reasons for not wanting to call for violence on the internet.
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Flagged. I guess someone feels like US democracy is doing fine. If only we could stop people from talking about it.
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There are nuances to my statements that are difficult to make in text. I was hoping to discuss ways on perhaps pointing out (and how to defend) the last institutions that prevents the US from being in a civil war or authocracy. I'm als
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I was aiming for discource. I don't think we need to go to Youtube. Just make your point.
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You don't need full support if you got the army, billionaires, police, FBI and supreme courts. I'm not advocating arming anyone btw.
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JD Vance is smart, he can make Trump Junior the face. It's far from impossible he can hold the GOP and others together. He only needs to explain what you just wrote; If we stop being on top, we'll all die in jail. Also, Musk is wi
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Like what would happen, if the army/FBI came and would lock up Newsom on charges of espionage for China. Or if his plane would be shot out of the sky. Who would oversee the investigation? Who would accept that outcome? Out of that a st
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That won't save US democracy. Assuming JD Vance is of the same anti-democratic nature.
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A group of civilians with guns stand no chance against an army without enforced laws keeping it in check. Violence is not the solution.
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That would be too late. And he did try and came super close the last time.
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To quote the guy: "If you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore" But I mean it in a non-violent-way.
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What safeguards does the US have left to protect its democracy?
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Interesting, but bikeshedding. Just use capitals and/or quotes. Nobody is getting confused by something like: Would you like to share the 'My Pictures' folder?
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If trump orders the CEO of Microsoft or OpenAI to hand over data to get dirt (or company secrets) on an opponent in the EU. What do you think are the odds they would do it? Zero? In case you missed it, trust has been broken.
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Their bias against genocide?
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1y ago
To get 'speed up' the effect, move your face close (to the red) then away from your screen.
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> that's when they'll have to contend with the blood, sweat, and tears. Or, most software will become immutable. You'll just replace it. You'll throw away the mess, and let a newer LLM build a better version in a coup
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> Learn how to not to learn unnecessary things. Why? These things increase the surface are of attaching other (necessary) things to. Also you don't know what is valuable knowledge in advance, your goals may change in the future.
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If you'd ask me, I'd do the same. I guess I'll search online what it means..
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No. It doesn't matter, because just like with fire, with new virusses it is well known that these will happen regardless of people having bad intent. You can't prevent someone with mental problems setting a tree on fire to smoke o
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Sorry, I don't care about Fauci. From my perspective he stood up agaist trump, the all sorts of attacks appeared. They're always contradictive. He and his people don't care about consistency, because his followers only focus
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Apart from directing anger for political reasons, I don't see the big importance. It's like wondering why a single building caught fire, when the shocking thing was that the whole world caught fire. Surely the lessons to learn are
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My hypothesis; it's people who believe in a just world. That think value and wisdom need to come from effort and/or pain. Potential litmus test; They like videoclips from Coldplay where every frame is drawn with real crayons. Then
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> have maintained that they need to find a way to do it with cheap If the goal is to make roads safer. Aiming for cheap is good, it means aiming for more people who can afford that safer car. If it's not safer than humans, it shoul
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I tried something related many years ago; to evolve a image format that should be tiny: https://medium.com/@JuliusHuijnk/experiment-in-evolving-the-... To be honest I haven't yet read the original article, since i
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I work for a startup that provides meal plans. This and competing apps let you set requirements (kcal, intolerances, etc), also includes breakfast, etc. These apps are aimed at people that want to eat healthy and are looking for some inspir
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You are not disproving the point.
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