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by krapp 4mo ago
What are they really doing that no one is seeing? They are criminals, and they are committing crimes, but everyone knows that. They don't seem to even be trying to hide any of their crimes.
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by krapp 4mo ago
> "America is stronger than our politics." > Proceeds to spread the divisive (and false) right-wing meme that the Democrats are "socialist" as an attempt to pivot to the right. If appealing to Trumpists worked we&#
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by krapp 4mo ago
I know this isn't in any way legally binding but I would prefer they added a statement on AI. Their policy is to tolerate "some AI assistance" but nothing more ( https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/godo
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by krapp 4mo ago
Add this to the list of reasons the US will never have nationalized free education or even student loan reform.
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by krapp 4mo ago
> if anything we are seeing what a good idea taking kids off social media is and how crazy we allowed this to all happen for so long We're not seeing anything of the sort, and couldn't possibly for some time yet. What we are se
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by krapp 4mo ago
The Jesus cult had a lot of forks but nothing was standardized until the Council of Nicaea formalized a spec and then later the King James committee published the framework that became the working standard. Think Javascript pre and post Mic
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by krapp 4mo ago
Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away. See: viruses and the efficacy of vaccines thereupon.
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by krapp 4mo ago
The anti-authoritarian, anti-government, anti-fascist, anti-capitalist music genre punk rock? Always right wing? I mean, Nazis have always been attracted to punk because they like the loud noise but are too stupid to understand lyrics, but
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by krapp 4mo ago
fair enough I added that option.
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by krapp 4mo ago
I support no regulation at all
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by krapp 4mo ago
> I'd put money on 90%+ choosing some flavor privacy/anonymity on the internet. I can only say what I've observed from numerous threads - people's advocacy for privacy on the internet here does not extend so social me
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by krapp 4mo ago
I support regulation/age restriction/ID laws only for social media within limits (eg: platform size)
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by krapp 4mo ago
I support regulation/age restriction/ID laws for all social media
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by krapp 4mo ago
I support regulation/age restriction/ID laws for the internet as a whole
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by krapp 4mo ago
I support making all social media illegal
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by krapp 4mo ago
The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
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8 points by krapp 4mo ago|2 comments
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by krapp 4mo ago
My personal opinion, take as you will... If what you're doing involves any kind of C interop, it's a lot easier to write an API layer in Lua with LuaJIT than it is to do from C with standard Lua. And there's no reason to assu
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by krapp 4mo ago
If you have to watch only one GITS series, watch Stand Alone Complex. If you mean the American movie, no. It's trash. The 1995 anime, definitely watch.
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by krapp 4mo ago
>I’m glad this is finally becoming the cause célèbre du jour. It really isn't, though. Don't mistake the internet for reality. The majority of people in the US and Europe support laws like these, and most of the rest don't
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by krapp 4mo ago
I'm going to disagree only because one of the primary use cases for LuaJIT is interop with C and I think there's a case for making the ergonomics match.
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by krapp 4mo ago
I know the LuaJIT maintainer(s?) will never add it because it's too radical a departure from Lua but I wish they would include Luau's type annotations. There are typed languages like Teal that will compile to Lua that should work
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by krapp 4mo ago
This is disappointing but understandable. Banning all AI use from PRs is impossible to police and would reduce the pool of possible contributors to nearly zero. It's a pragmatic decision but the inevitability of it makes me sad.
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by krapp 4mo ago
>Also because most people presumably aren’t really into indiscriminate irrational murder It was murder, but it was neither indiscriminate nor irrational. Certainly not in a culture that enshrines the right to shoot people as its second m
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by krapp 4mo ago
The public was already on Luigi Mangione's side in theory. In practice however he didn't inspire further revolutionary action by the public, because they were pacified by memes. And that's why he's a failure.
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by krapp 4mo ago
The end goal of communism is supposed to be the elimination of government - a stateless, classless and functionally anarchist society. Unsurprisingly no state which ever implemented communism ever took that part seriously.
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by krapp 4mo ago
I want people to know about my website but if I could I would make search engines and LLMs burst into flames like I was Captain Kirk explaining love to them.
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by krapp 4mo ago
>MAGA was going to be bad in some way, but the Democrats were very bad in very known ways, so voting for whoever was at least saying they were against war was the rational decision for anyone who cared about not having genociders at the
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by krapp 4mo ago
Acid rain was a real problem that was solved with energy and environmental regulations.
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by krapp 4mo ago
How is "those trying to seed hatred" a truth we all know but are afraid to admit? Who's afraid to admit something so generic and pedestrian?

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