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by largepeepee 4y ago
"If you get this wrong, you’ll end up criminalizing a lot of people whose only offense is using or selling a phone that is too abnormal for the Government’s official tastes," she writes. "Either you’re an obedient consumer wh
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by largepeepee 4y ago
>I can't recognize a difference with good aim and aimbot Probably why competitive fps games are at the top of the list for cheat makers. They are hard to detect by eye and can be easily made to look human-like.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
"It also creates a trap—a collective action problem—for girls and for parents. Each girl might be worse off quitting Instagram even though all girls would be better off if everyone quit." I like this part, it is quite clear quitt
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by largepeepee 4y ago
>In any case, this reasoning shows a worrying lack of personal responsibility. Often ascribed to US. Oh the American people are probably more independent than most and that comes with understanding personal responsibility. The real issue
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Their original objective was to be the place to ask/answer programming to related questions, but I do agree - the sheer scale has devolved them into simply optimizing search for said questions instead of focusing on maintaining quality
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Certainly there is that possibly, problem is where he stemmed his research from - biblical text. He used dates and accounts of ancient myths for many of his data points. Combing the bible over and over for clues, wasting much of his talent
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by largepeepee 4y ago
History is full of talented people who squandered their talents onto meaningless endeavours. Take the famed scientist Issac Newton for example, despite all his scientific knowledge and logical reasoning he wasted the second half of his life
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by largepeepee 4y ago
>Now I'm creating a VM om MacOS inside the MacOS and will attempt to extract the browser part. I don't want microsoft all around my system. The funny part is that apple's telemetry is just as bad as Microsoft's, the m
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by largepeepee 4y ago
The article itself feels like it was written with gpt.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Agreed, they already have too much power and poor oversight. There are already cases of parents who upload pictures of their naked children to doctors getting permanently banned from their products by the invasive AI enforcement team. What
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Games offer clear perimeters and have lotsa depth to them. Humans are also trained in games when young, and even into adulthood, think war games that are held semi-annually between countries. These are just board games with increased stakes
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Agreed, most "newly released" "open sourced" products have typically been in the pipeline for at least half a decade. That said many have been retooled for a more specific purpose before public release.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
We are talking abt decision makers that effectively label having a health job market as a problem. Jobs = bad Says the same clowns who printed in excess of 40% of all dollars in existence within the last few years. All that liquidity is sti
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by largepeepee 4y ago
>policemen beating up (usually female) students with canes because they've had the audacity to protest, it can't help make you think. Tbf, having seen the COVID lockdown footage of how they would beat up even larger businessmen
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by largepeepee 4y ago
It always boils down to who are you comparing it too? Cheering those minuscule changes are akin to praising the CCP for beingat open to change with them ending there zero-covid policy. At the end of the day these policies are slow and usual
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by largepeepee 4y ago
They target specific niches now like finance, sports etc and certain geographical locations. Yahoo Japan for example is a large part of their traffic.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Seems like some devs are taking risky bets since they can't differentiate themselves from the competition on this new space.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
>where people do collectively have power to make drastic and enduring changes to the system without needing to start a cycle of violence to accomplish their aims. Tell that to me again after the financial system, immense legal corruption
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by largepeepee 4y ago
BTC had always been a means of avoiding regulations, and that's fine imo, because let's be frank... US regulations are on par with the CCP in execution with stupid rules like double taxation and mandated rules for foreign banks no
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Are you a clown because I quoted that entire sentence directly from you YET you are still complaining. Go disagree with yourself in the mirror, not my problem.
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Oh but I do understand. The strange part would be your weird definition of what constitutes selling user data. According to your definition, Google isn't selling data to third parties since they now own the entire vertical integration
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by largepeepee 4y ago
For those curious. Just look at the front page of the app store, literal ad right there amongst numerous locations. Their ad revenue has been expanding since 2016, and despite them hiding exact ad revenue in their quarterly, Tim Cook has me
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by largepeepee 4y ago
>My phone is the centre of my privacy, and I want it to be as solid and as safe as possible. If privacy was the main concern, you wouldn't be using any of the ad vendors, which includes apple. Yes, apple does sell your data. They ju
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Agreed. As someone who switches between the older s22+ and the recent pixel 7, I found the same problem on both - you can't remove the "stock" apps on either. That said, I actually prefer the experience on Samsung, their plus
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Depending on results that give "90% sure" outcomes only work under specific constraints like if capital is low or there is near unlimited opportunities. Sounds like the rest of the class didn't read the fine print if that was
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by largepeepee 4y ago
>Or maybe we get a better picture now that aggregate ratings (like Rotten Tomatoes) are widespread? Funny enough we are actually took a step BACK from marketwide aggregated ratings in recent years. Using RT as an example, they changed th
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by largepeepee 4y ago
Oh nothing physically identifying, they simply ran a decades old democratic party fundraiser that backed numerous candidates over the years. Not pointing at either political party, simply noting that sam knew to play the system his parents
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by largepeepee 4y ago
He doesn't make much sense. Though I'll agree on one point. His parents had raised him to be a more efficient, cold hearted version of themselves, and even helped him setup the massive shell corporations. Their liberal connections
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by largepeepee 4y ago
I am far more afraid of this synthetic religion. Old religions were already on the decline for decades as information became mainstream. Once the initial purpose was done, this lynch mob religion seems to be have continuted with malicious
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by largepeepee 4y ago
I think "real" happiness is highly subjective when there are just as valid views like "happiness is only real when shared". At the end of the day, what makes you happy might be a miserable time for others. Personally, fi

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