kneebonian

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by kneebonian 3y ago
> The data released by the group, which calls itself SiegedSec, includes South Carolina police files, a list of licensed therapists in Texas and contact details for court officials in Nebraska. Meanwhile the supposedly targeted agencies
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Seems that the biggest problem all relates to an unstable family life. Hey you guys remember when in the 80s we convinced all the women that it would be empowering and freeing to start slaving away as a corporate drone and that would be the
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by kneebonian 3y ago
What do you mean grow exponentially? In population? Economics? Military might? For the record keep your eye on western Africa, Indonesia, Mexico and maybe Argentina.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
So parties are good because they make it easy for people to vote without doing any work?
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by kneebonian 3y ago
He already has. https://what-if.xkcd.com/152/
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by kneebonian 3y ago
The problem is political parties at all. People should vote for good people that they believe will do the best possible job. Parties instead confuse and obfuscate the issue as the parties abandon responsibility in favor of scoring points. I
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> “We’ve met both Google and Meta multiple times to better understand the concerns. We believe we have a path forward and we’re willing to continue talking with the platforms,” Rodriguez said. “We’re convinced what Google is asking at th
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by kneebonian 3y ago
It's cedeing not seeding.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> I doubt the NYT is going to start publishing BS. Scientific journals like Nature also aren't going to start publishing BS because of LLMs. Will they though? Leaving aside the NYT which I contend already publishes quite a bit of b
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> With youtube premium they stop showing you ads. For now.... Until they decide to increase the price of ad free premium and introduce a new tier at the original price that includes ads. It's the same argument people made about how
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Reminds me of the reasonabilists from Parks and Rec > The Reasonabilists named themselves because they believe if people criticize them, it'll seem like they are attacking something reasonable.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Nah I get "domain brokers" reaching out to me sometimes for selling domains that I'm just sitting on and when they ask I usually tell em I'll sell it for $300,000 because I have no intention of selling them.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> t's obvious that they're talking around it, especially when "culture" comes up. I 100% think it is because of culture and has nothing to do with race. I have a friend who is black, he grew up in the Ivory Coast and
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Equality of outcome is just a fancy way of saying tyranny. Freedom can only exist and only be freedom if you have the right to fail or succeed, if no one can fail or succeed because everyone is made the same there is no freedom, there is no
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by kneebonian 3y ago
A very interesting quote from the ruling: 'These classifications rest on incoherent stereotypes. Take the “Asian” category. It sweeps into one pile East Asians (e.g., Chinese, Korean, Japanese) and South Asians (e.g., Indian, Pakistani
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> Why not just.. well, let poor people come first? Would the goal suddenly not be met if poor smart white kids get into good schools, too? This is what I will never understand, why don't we focus on just helping the poor instead of
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> It's also redolent of the silly anti-abortion law passed in Texas that ultimately removed abortion rights in the US. Certainly on-brand for Ireland. Texas can't outlaw things for the rest of the country. That's one of th
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Something makes me think this amendment was introduced to torpedo the bill it's attached to rather than a actually limit criticism of the DPC, if I am wrong however Ireland should get back to it's roots to solve the problem in my
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France Bans Short Haul Flights, with Numerous Exceptions(nytimes.com)
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by kneebonian 3y ago
I agree and quite frankly it's a travesty and a moral failing of society with all the horseshoers that are now in the unemployment line because those damn automobiles and Mr. Ford.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> See also the UK now allowing for mortgages to be passed on to the children of the home buyer, so that the term length can exceed a human lifetime, so as to not explode the monthly payment. This is horrifying that anyone even considered
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> The kinds of businesses that will generally succeed here will be places that can take advantage of large work forces of 'meh' imported talent, I smell another SAP in the works.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Don't forget the veterans who've asked for ramps. "Canada Veteran Affair's department: Finishing what the enemy started!"
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Just to point out one of the threads talks about "From 3 potential job offers, to all of them on hold." from 1 day ago. This may be because the actors guild, and the screenwriters guild are both on strike right now and so nothing
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by kneebonian 3y ago
So not saying I necessarily believe (but "I want to believe") the argument could be the US has better airspace monitoring than other countries and more ability to publish and disseminate information. If a UFO lands in the middle o
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Is your argument really "we should let people take dangerous and potentially deadly pharmaceuticals to reduce costs." Because I agree that would reduce cost by dropping demand.... Because the people taking them would be dead.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Ya but it doesn't seem particularly useful or insightful when you are commenting this on every single post that comes up every single time. Like seriously you've been doing this for weeks.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Do you have a script dude. You seem to have this same comment on almost every thread that has anything to do with law.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
If software had to go through the process of the FDA we'd be at the stage where VI was considered groundbreaking, and MS was considered a scrappy startup because IBM convinced regulators that anything but their business was dangerous.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Well this is about the kind of thing I'd expect from Ohio....

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