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by lovich 7mo ago
Kk, this is just a clanker. Or someone so high they can’t handle reality. Have a good day.
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by lovich 7mo ago
I don’t, you’re fundamentally incorrect.
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by lovich 7mo ago
One of the points of universal type programs is that everyone can get it so what’s to defraud.
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by lovich 7mo ago
If you think consuming thc doesn’t effect your driving ability then you should probably lay off it for a while because you’ve become retarded.
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by lovich 7mo ago
It still negatively affects your ability to drive. You shouldn’t be taking anything that negatively affects reaction time or attention and drive. I’m pro legalization but definitely not pro reckless behavior like that
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by lovich 7mo ago
I don’t know why you’re being downvoted. Using that sort of terminology already shows you don’t care about them more than the sort of energy someone has saying they would never consider keying _their_ car. People don’t need to be exceptiona
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by lovich 7mo ago
Wait are we discussing crime as in what a country defines as crime within its own borders, or crime as in “I’m a bigger nation than you and will make you comply with my rules”
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by lovich 7mo ago
Everyone too poor to thrive.
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by lovich 7mo ago
If you grind people into a paste long enough, eventually some of them may object in one manner or another.
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by lovich 7mo ago
Sometimes a spades a spade
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by lovich 7mo ago
I dont assume positive bias, but I do assume that most negative things that get people irked are removed as a result of the mechanics of the flagging system. Like, I dont really expect puff pieces for ycombinator or the like to get artifici
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by lovich 7mo ago
I don’t think the poster you responded to was claiming that moderators directly did this. The flagging system is open to bias from the community at large and certain types of articles(ex. Anything critical of the current admin) get a bunch
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by lovich 7mo ago
I grew up on the internet but early enough that the phrase “the internet isn’t real life” was bandied about, which I think made it easier to understand the different set of rules existing.
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by lovich 7mo ago
Were the humanoid “robots” even real? I saw some videos that seemingly showed them to just be remote controlled by a human, but I don’t research deeply enough on it to be confident that it was true.
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by lovich 7mo ago
Beyond diluting it also seems that people are increasingly under the impression that internet rules are also the same in real life. I’ve been seeing it come up in discussions about court cases where people are under the belief that requirin
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by lovich 7mo ago
I don’t have an opinion either way on this authors belief around the port being accepted upstream or not. I did however learn a lot googling some of the terms they dropped and finding out things like PowerPC architecture getting and update
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by lovich 7mo ago
There is no civilization on the planet that would accept full disarmament under the logic that they should just trust that you won’t attack them if they weren’t armed.
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by lovich 7mo ago
Even referencing the auto pen nonsense pens(ha) you as irrational.
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by lovich 7mo ago
What is TBPN? It looks like some sort of scam or parody of a podcast when I got to their site. Even if it’s legit and I’m just old enough to not understand modern aesthetics, why would OpenAI be spending any sort of money on media at all?
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by lovich 7mo ago
Yea, I remember hearing corporations say that threat and then everytime they tried to outsource overseas they got trash that they had to live with or throw out and redo. It is global, which means that talent that was good enough already was
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by lovich 7mo ago
I never said it didn’t. I also wanted tech workers to unionize while we had the power because I expected this the second it was feasible, but alas we have no more leverage.
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by lovich 7mo ago
> It's interesting to watch the same class of people who told coal miners "they should learn to code" back in the early 2010s now getting the same comeuppance. When I told people to learn to code in that situation it was w
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by lovich 7mo ago
I remember in college when we got taught that early economists thought capitalism and increasing productivity from innovation would lead to less work and effort needed from people and not more. It must have been nice to be that optimistic a
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by lovich 7mo ago
If you were worried about Biden’s mental decline but looked at Trumps behavior and statements as from someone mentally competent and not also slipping into dementia, then you just wanted Trumps politics and vibes your way into thinking it w
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by lovich 7mo ago
Police departments won the right to discriminate _against_ intelligence in 1997 on the Jordan vs The City of New London case[1]. They literally aim to be dumber than average. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonderlic_
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by lovich 7mo ago
It’s the same poster, I assumed they were ai at first but the account is from 2017. Some people are just weird
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by lovich 7mo ago
> Those notables are not consistent with a fascist court, but a very right-wing one. Between those two are a lot of ground. That’s an opinion you can have but that I don’t share. I also would posit that the current SCOTUS thinks they sti
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by lovich 7mo ago
Because while there have been a few noticeable rejections, such as the tariff ruling, its been a majority of heads he wins, tails his opponent loses, with this court.
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by lovich 7mo ago
I find your worldview naive. You have evidence in front of you on a weekly basis of these people being that evil and that stupid, and we’re coming up on 2 years of that playing out.
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by lovich 7mo ago
> I refuse to believe anyone in the decision chain would move forward if they believed kids were going to be killed. If you do - how can you? Why would they? Because they’re openly callous and contemptful of anyone they don’t consider a

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