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by newsclues 2mo ago
That’s because it’s easier to recruit kids into cults or whatever
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Have you ever been in a river valley in a mountainous region? Hard to build on the mountain, and the valley has transportation, easier to build, fertile land, food and water. It’s very obvious why humans settle where they do (despite the ri
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Why humans settle in valleys? Is a question you should ask
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Your trying to control geography with policy. But not considering why people build communities in valleys. More geography and less policy knowledge is required
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by newsclues 2mo ago
The AI judge doesn’t have that feature yet
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Canada is being attacked because it has become a (willing?) pawn for the CCP. Ukraine was used as a pawn to anger Russia. What did Russia try to do and continue to do so? Canada has been used as a pawn to threaten America by China, and Can
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Just not my kind of weird.
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Russian too, but yes we are in the first Great Cyber War that’s been raging since at least 2022
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Track usage patterns to know when people are at home and then rob them.
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Dystopian fiction was supposed to be a manual but a warning that was ignored.
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Yes, the diversity of Gibson is amazing “in an age of affordable beauty, there was something heraldic about his lack of it.”
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Most corporations are boring, but there absolutely are some cool ones, they often aren’t as public as the big consumer ones. Arasaka types are rare, it’s mostly big blobs like DatAmerica.
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Understanding the problems in society and the solutions but also the barriers that are impossible to overcome.
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by newsclues 2mo ago
The impacts of war are far reaching, we lost a great torrent site in large part due to the Ukraine war
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Wifi and cellular signals are how the military hunts and kills terrorists. Sounds like the perfect AdTech! /s
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by newsclues 2mo ago
The city I grew up in used to have lots of rail routes and they were converted into mixed use paths, some paved, others gravel. It's so much nicer to enjoy a car free path, where you don't have the sounds, smells and brake dust to
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by newsclues 2mo ago
You don’t know co-ops exist? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative
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by newsclues 2mo ago
Yes, if you’re on a car free path, even better!
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by newsclues 2mo ago
I refuse to use facebook on mobile. Website only, and it’s terrible but that’s where the local community is if you need to find a lost dog or deal on a bike.
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by newsclues 2mo ago
No, think of the US founders who were freedom of speech champions.
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by newsclues 2mo ago
This might improve swatting
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by newsclues 3mo ago
oxide is a hardware company, not a Dotcom
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by newsclues 3mo ago
Funding RAM purchases...
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by newsclues 3mo ago
Why Hollywood? Because Edison and Patents in New York which was the original centre for filmmaking in America. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_Picture_Patents_Company...
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by newsclues 3mo ago
Some people think so in the technology singularity that humanity may be approaching. The acceleration of the speed of technological growth seems real, look how fast AI research and tools are advancing seemingly on a daily basis, rather than
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by newsclues 3mo ago
hate makes people stupid.
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by newsclues 3mo ago
Canada can’t build anything because of nimby and other activists and extortion.
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by newsclues 3mo ago
Haven’t these existed before for military purposes?
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by newsclues 3mo ago
What if copyrights are shorter, but vigorously defended (other than fair use provisions)? Can we use the modern tech (AI) to policy copyright infringement, to liberate the culture and business?
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by newsclues 3mo ago
What’s the excuse for when the problems remain when the leadership changes?

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