neaden

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by neaden 6mo ago
I 100% disagree with this and don't think it is particularly close? Sure there are some specific locations that are much more expensive, and there are some locations that are much cheaper. Overall if you want the same things it is way
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by neaden 6mo ago
I feel like dropping the word "These" from the article headline really changed the meaning. I haven't heard of either of the sites in question here.
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by neaden 6mo ago
I was a juror once for a civil case that lead to some fairly significant harm. It was a very odd experience to have to put a dollar to it at the end. The plaintiff attorney gave us numbers for the damages but the defense at the end just bas
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by neaden 6mo ago
To be clear, you don't actually have a constitutional right to slander people.
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by neaden 6mo ago
If you liked that the person who made it wrote a book called Speaking American that I enjoyed: https://bookshop.org/p/books/speaking-american-how-y-all-you...
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by neaden 6mo ago
I think the conflict is on the term unimaginable. People back then definitely imagined the equivalent of Zoom and it being free even if they didn't know technically how it could happen.
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by neaden 6mo ago
Same! Glad everyone made it safe.
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by neaden 7mo ago
Not at all, there is a famous saying (often attributed to Keynes but as far as I can tell he never said) “Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.”
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by neaden 7mo ago
Even if you're right that's not virtue signalling, that's not joining in on a war against someone in hopes they won't treat you as a military target. That is just regular diplomacy.
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by neaden 7mo ago
Sure, and if the headline had been that it misidentified an innocent person I wouldn't have had a problem, it's specifically saying the AI jailed her that I think is a dangerous framing by removing police responsibility. In the sa
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by neaden 7mo ago
I hate this headline (not blaming submitter). Police incompetence and negligence jailed her for months and left her stranded in a North Dakota winter. The AI is no more responsible than the cars and airplanes they used. Edit: this is in ref
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by neaden 7mo ago
TBF the entire Western Hemisphere is about the population of China, so it's actually far far worse.
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by neaden 7mo ago
The thing I feel like is really important to remember whenever thinking about the world and demographics is that most people are Asian. As in more people live in Asia then outside of it. Conversely when a headline or something mentions Asia
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by neaden 7mo ago
Yeah this seems as clear cut a case as you could want. That doesn't automatically mean Google is going to get held liable but if any case would result in it this one will.
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by neaden 8mo ago
"Some argue this blurriness unfairly implicates those who were simply mentioned in the files. I take the opposite view: It unfairly protects those who abused minors." This seems like a weird distinction to make, and the fact that
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by neaden 8mo ago
People in places like this generally don't feel the need to condemn Hamas because it's understood that they are bad. Hamas is not an ally of the United States, it's troops and police force don't train with the United Sta
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by neaden 8mo ago
Well what you're describing could just be finding the most skilled lawyer in town. What the other person is describing is bribery and nepotism.
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by neaden 8mo ago
"I guarantee the vast majority of people LOVE this new feature." And you base this guarantee on?
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Melinda French Gates reacts to new details about Bill Gates in the Epstein files(npr.org)
7 points by neaden 8mo ago|3 comments
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by neaden 9mo ago
Note: Antibiotics to secretly give his wife so she wouldn't know. What a scumbag.
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by neaden 9mo ago
I had one of his books from ages ago and it had a long bit on the end about affirmations and his weird views on quantum physics and the ability of human mind to manipulate them.
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by neaden 10mo ago
It doesn't matter if it his intention, it matters if it is happening.
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by neaden 10mo ago
She doesn't even talk to any poor people though. Her father is the richest man in town, there are no farmers, tradesmen, or clerks that she even speaks to in the book let alone someone who is actually part of the bottom 90% of England&
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by neaden 10mo ago
Agreed but I think "The best marriage is one where the spouses respect each other and the man is able to provide a comfortable and secure economic life for the woman." wasn't like, a counter-cultural ideal, while the author o
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by neaden 10mo ago
Still, cop shows generally are about the "the establishment wins, and for a good reason, and it's actually a good thing" which the other commentator said is a theme that is sorely missing.
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by neaden 10mo ago
Isn't that basically every cop show for instance? Like an episode of Law and Order is this person does something bad, the establishment finds and punishes them hurray.
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by neaden 10mo ago
I don't really agree with this authors analysis of Austen. Like on Pride and Prejudice, "Elizabeth Bennet wants to marry for love and respect, but in her world marriage is fundamentally about economic security and social alliance.
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by neaden 11mo ago
I doubt for the most part it's people being hired. I think mostly it's probably people in low income countries who make a living posting as different identity on social media.
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by neaden 1y ago
Also because the NBA is going through a gambling scandal with players being involved with the mafia.
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by neaden 1y ago
Unclear, the AZ Attorney General is currently suing to compel Mike Johnson to swear her in and I believe there is an argument any federal judge could swear her in but it's unclear if congress would accept it if that happened.

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