manuelmoreale

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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> You cannot trust the government to abide by the first amendment. Again, this is a global issue. There is no first amendment here where I live. But the issue of the power these platforms have at a global level is a real one and somethin
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
Happens quite often with Airbnb for example. You often don't meet the host in person so there's no way to show them a physical ID.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> So one knows the identity, one knows the usage But they are never related I could be wrong but I think this is how the system we have in place in Italy works. And I agree that it's how it should work.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> If we need smart phones and apps to interact with public services, we should apply the same constitutional rights to those platforms. Are private social media platforms "public services"? And also, you mentioned constitutiona
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> First, children also have a right to free speech. Maybe I'm wrong (not reading all the regulations that are coming up) but the scope of these regulations is not to ban speech but rather to prevent people under a certain age to acc
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> It is a false equivalence It's a false equivalence only if you decide to equate the two. My question wasn't worded that way. I'm curious to know if someone who oppose this type of laws is also for or against other laws t
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> It's weird how radicalized people get about banning books compared to banning the internet. I don't think asking for age verification is the same as banning something. Which connection do you see between requiring age and fre
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
We have a similar system in Italy so the age verification process itself doesn't personally concerns me that much since the verification process is done by the government itself and they obviously already have my information. I'm
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
I know they're not compatible. I'm asking if you're also ok with those. There are also plenty of situations where you are asked to provide an ID, digitally, when above a certain age. For example booking hotels and other accom
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
Curious: are you ok with the other laws that are in place in the world to prevent underage people to engage with all sorts of activities? Like, for example, having to show an ID to being able to purchase alcohol?
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
I happily watch adless YouTube on an iPhone. There are definitely choices available. I agree on the awareness though.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> The problem is that there's a bunch of these what you can call "entry" csam that people with mental issues are drawn to and having this all around the internet is definitely not doing anyone a favor I can make that same
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> While this is definitely a crime "Definitely a crime" based on what? "I strongly believe that these things" who gets to decide what "these things" are?
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> "The reader is left with a description that creates the visual image in one's mind of an adult male engaging in sexual activity with a young child." So, why are we stopping at CSAM then? If a book leaves the reader with
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
There's a word for that mindset: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karoshi
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> Maybe I’m being naive, but there a few good ones (smaller and mid tier size) out there imo Don't disagree. I think scale and ambitions play a huge role.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> Last time I checked Dario staked Anthropic’s future and reputation, on paid subscription. Tech CEOs might be wealthy and powerful but there are two things they definitely don't have anymore: trust and the benefit of the doubt. Who
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
That doesn't scale in the world of capitalism. Because you need to increase revenues year after year and there are only so many people willing to pay. So you either keep increasing the price (and that has a limit) or you find other way
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> Several of the biggest companies today are fueled by ads, and OpenAI has the perfect ad vehicle. What else were you expecting? I'm old enough to remember when these people were claiming AI was as important and as revolutionary as
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
I can imagine. Well, in that case I hope 2026 will bring you some human connection that does have a masters in physics.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
Call me weird, I know absolutely nothing about what you just wrote but I'm super intrigued now and would love to know more, ah. But that's just because I'm generally curious about pretty much everything. But I can see why it
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
That’s honestly just sad. Not the fact you doing it, but rather the fact you have nobody to talk to about those things.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> helped create the country and modern democracy I’ll give you the creation of the country but modern democracy was not born in the USA. Your overall point is still valid though.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
The French have a tool they used quite successfully during the revolution back in the late 1700s. Jokes aside, unless we go through major societal reforms (that would likely involve a lot of chaos) I don’t see this problem being fixed anyti
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
> it's a tradeoff in development speed Doesn't this get thrown out the window now that everyone claims you can be 10x, 50x, 100x more productive with AI? Hell people were claiming you can ask a bunch of AI agents to build a bro
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
The fact you asked the question and the answer is not instantly obvious shows how fucked and bizarre the current timeline is.
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
You clearly talk a lot but ask very few questions and make a lot of assumptions. My only other option here is a FWA connection that is 1/10th the speed, it’s even more subjected to weather and costs me the same. That is it. There is no
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
I’m in Europe. Where I live 4g is spotty at best. My two options are Starlink that gives me a 350/50 connection or a legacy provider that has a FWA 30/5 at the same price. That’s it, those are the two options. Difference in price
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by manuelmoreale 8mo ago
I live in a place with no fiber and no 5G. Here’s your business case.
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by manuelmoreale 9mo ago
To be charitable, according to at least some reports, the Model Y was the best selling car of 2024. I was googling the data for 2025 and it seems that it’s number 2 now (behind the RAV4 to my surprise) with the Corolla at 3. No idea how acc

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