mistercheph

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by mistercheph 4y ago
The paradigm of 18th century economic theories, which I doubt that you sincerely subscribe to excepting this one matter, is no longer relevant. When the power wielded over, and the access afforded to an individual by a private corporation i
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by mistercheph 4y ago
How would someone be logging in if their current, valid 2FA is no longer accessible?
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by mistercheph 4y ago
Shoving yet another banner in the user's face that is styled like every other banner ad you place in their way, including the one that begs you to download chrome or to sign up for google's latest service does not constitute a mea
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by mistercheph 4y ago
It doesn't matter how complicated it is, given how critical a google account can be in a person's life, Google has an obligation to make a good faith effort to resolve issues like these, and if that obligation is not expressed in
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by mistercheph 4y ago
Why would anyone willingly and knowingly do business with someone like you? This attitude is wildly inappropriate both in formal, business relations, and in private, social ones. To treat someone like that is something that should bring a
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by mistercheph 4y ago
Group B believes it has evidence that Group A might be irrational, publishes findings in magazine.
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by mistercheph 5y ago
google is undoubtedly spending at least 1 billion on ML probably closer to 10 billion per annum
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by mistercheph 5y ago
Behold, the new "Get off my lawn!"
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by mistercheph 5y ago
>Gosh, when did the notion of private firms got so mixed up with so-called political neutrality? Are people this naïve? When all speech, commerce, and art became transmitted by the permission of a small number of private firms whose comb
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by mistercheph 5y ago
Okay, so you are the first person to discover that corporations are not politically motivated but only financially motivated, and they manufacture the appearance of political concern to pursue their financial interests. Nice, cool. Now exp
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by mistercheph 5y ago
A refreshing and fascinating new perspective. I will set my mind to the questions you have put forth.
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by mistercheph 5y ago
Personally, I would lock my children in a cellar for 15 years if that's what it took to protect those who have compromised immune systems. Talk about not being able to defend yourself!
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by mistercheph 5y ago
Woah, this politifact.com fact check sorted that out. I had gotten really confused into thinking the virus did have feelings. Thank you politifact.com political fact check fact check for checking that.
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by mistercheph 5y ago
Yes, maybe after that it will come for people who can't tell plural from singular. I am all for grammatical punishments of the most grim variety.
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by mistercheph 5y ago
Hmmm... The fact you present would not surprise me if the complaint about private prisons was that they allocate inhumanely small amounts of resources to prisoner care while extracting the most value possible out of the prisoners and their
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by mistercheph 5y ago
>The Dirac equation has nothing to say about the phenomenon of mind except to describe the chemistry that gives rise to it. On the contrary, the question of mind is precisely what is at stake in our investigation of the particle-wave nat
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by mistercheph 5y ago
Like Latin, Greek was a language whose use extended far past the decline of its birthplace. We do not have extensive contemporary sources for the Gospels. All we have are copies produced much later. This word is found in authoritative sourc