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721.
by kubb 2y ago
This is the only inexcusable proposal of the three. The whole point of effective advertising is that you can't escape it, and it penetrates your brain even if you actively resist it.
722.
by kubb 2y ago
Lawmakers typically prioritize economic growth, which is driven by consumption, and consumption is driven by advertising. Is there any way around this? I hate having my brain constantly invaded with no means of defending myself.
723.
by kubb 2y ago
Sometimes there's no point in having market solutions. You need one thing that works for everyone and is free. It's cheaper and easier this way.
724.
by kubb 2y ago
> we sometimes blur the distinctions between these distinctions > venerable program extraction algorithm > type inference seems a timid virtue > it is a nuisance that the kind-level ∀ is compulsorily implicit It sounds fun to do
725.
by kubb 2y ago
Depends if you have American dates or normal dates, I guess
726.
by kubb 2y ago
Positioning is key in sports and in corporations.
727.
by kubb 2y ago
Just the recent tarrifs announcement would have given you serious gains by rebalancing to bonds beforehand and buying the dip.
728.
by kubb 2y ago
There’s a deeply rooted assumption that both sides are equivalent. This allows one of the sides to do whatever without its validity being disqualified, because any doubt is simply overridden by the assumption.
729.
by kubb 2y ago
There's no point in explaining that. A lot of them have never been outside the country and maybe Canada. Even if they can afford to go somewhere they don't have the time. They can only imagine the world outside as a version of wha
730.
by kubb 2y ago
LLMs are great at cutting through a lot of right (and left) wing rhetorical nonsense. Just the right wing reaction to that is usually to get hurt, oh why don’t you like my politics oh it’s just a matter of opinion after all, my point of vie
731.
by kubb 2y ago
This is hilarious, the LLMs are the bees knees, unless you ask them about politics then they have a bias.
732.
by kubb 2y ago
You wouldn’t be able to post there as an American.
733.
by kubb 2y ago
You want to be able to have alts. So if you can easily get as many domains as you want, sure.
734.
by kubb 2y ago
The way to kill something is to take its nutrients (users).
735.
by kubb 2y ago
There is. A troll brigade from Yekaterinburg can’t just hop on and do their jobs. Hate speech can’t be freely spread.
736.
by kubb 2y ago
We don’t need Amazon. Hetzner, Nix, Elixir is enough to build a Social network.
737.
by kubb 2y ago
We need pseudonymity. Access only by court order like phone numbers.
738.
by kubb 2y ago
We need an alternative to the monstrosities that we have
739.
by kubb 2y ago
> University of Toronto I understand you’re fighting for what you believe in. Keep going, you’re almost there.
740.
by kubb 2y ago
The second best time to plant a tree is now. Running these platforms will be getting cheaper with time too.
741.
by kubb 2y ago
No need to back up your general conclusion, I’ll take it at face value. Thanks for your contribution :)
742.
by kubb 2y ago
They'll make it through if they bend the knee. Otherwise the regime will destroy them, and the conclusion will be that it's all because of these darned radical leftists.
743.
by kubb 2y ago
Operating an excavator when building a stretch of road. Won’t happen by 2027.
744.
by kubb 2y ago
Yes, when they send unmanned jets to combat.
745.
by kubb 2y ago
Yes, they have high trust and want to use the state to improve their society. It’s been working well for them, so why wouldn’t they.
746.
by kubb 2y ago
Eventually even things we took for granted like Wikipedia will be gone. Welcome to the new dark ages.
747.
by kubb 2y ago
I know that artists don’t like AI, because it’s trained on their stolen work. And yet, AI can’t create a sprite sheet for a 2d game. This is because it can steal a single artwork but it can’t make a collection of visually consistent assets.
748.
by kubb 2y ago
The problem is that the actual solution is taxes and redistribution but if you try that, they’ll lynch you (the very people who would benefit most from it). Better to have weird Trumponomics than that.
749.
by kubb 2y ago
They’ll make things harder to afford but I get your point. They had one way to make money which was their factory and now it’s gone and orange man is promising he’ll bring it back. It’s a no brainer, of course you go all in on that one hope
750.
by kubb 2y ago
I’m curious to see how they are going to fumble this.

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