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by nielsbot 4mo ago
you have no concerns about erosion of privacy or mass surveillance of innocents? i don’t get it.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
wild stuff in there: > And she saw Meta intentionally target emotionally vulnerable young women to generate additional revenue by, for example, tracking when teenage girls deleted selfies, identify- ing those girls as feeling worthless,
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
I thought it might be similar to this Playdate game, which is a sort of Chess RPG/adventure: https://play.date/games/questy-chess/ Pretty unique and interesting...
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Looks like that's deprecated. From the next sentence: However, version 5 of the standard already deprecates that code point and has it normalized into the code for the Swedish letter U+00C5 Å `latin capital letter a with ring above`
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
> And the Supreme Court was too scared to stop it Too scared? They may have been on board...
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
I'm not really worried about the planet, but humanity. But I get your point.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
And yet they are operated by people and people pull the levers. Interesting and confounding psychology there. This is where government regulation, ideally a smart representative of the people's interests, comes into play. Hence the eff
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
It's gotta be gas turbines, not wind.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
I appreciate this sentiment and I think it's sad to sacrifice rights for money... but you know, sometimes you need money. If unions were stronger and the government was more populist, etc., (speaking of the US), maybe this choice could
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
why couldn’t NASA have internal design competitions that vie on cost? Third parties will always build in profit to their services which is wasteful.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
meta, but: I gave up. I found the language really hard to follow and the point of the piece didn’t stand out to me. shrug
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Ok thanks. Directions are misleading then.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
You can send from Hide My Email addresses: https://support.apple.com/guide/icloud/use-hide-my-email-in-... I think I've also seen this in Mail.app but that's not shown on this page.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Correct. If the claims are lies I get to call them liars. If they are Zionist I get to say they are anti-Semitic. Are you going to ask me to not believe my lying eyes? Then we are at an impasse.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
The evidence is their Zionism and their denial that Musk is trolling by making Nazi salutes. Being Zionist is anti-Semitic.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
I don’t find the ADL trustworthy in fact. Their Zionism is ruining my trust in them. Being pro-Israel is at odds with being against anti-Semitism.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
I am asserting they are Zionist (not anti-Semitic) to the point of denying that Musk’s “heil hitler” salute isn’t that. BTW—Being Zionist and against hatred of Jews is not compatible.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
> if platner really didn't know, i guess it just spoke to him as a (future?) blackwater mercenary Yes, correct. Despite that, if I lived in Maine, I'd wholeheartedly vote for him. Not sure why I shouldn't?
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Sounds like the converse is true actually--I haven't seen anyone who isn't a Musk stan (or anti-semite) say it's not a Nazi salute.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
The ADL is not a trustworthy source about what is and isn't anti-Semitism. Maybe they do point out actual incidents of anti-Semitism and true anti-Semites (which still exist in large numbers.) but they're unflinching support for
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Not sure what to tell you--I like many others here it seems (and probably elsewhere) hadn't even heard of a totenkopf before this issue was raised. It's a non-issue. Honestly I think it's a bit strange that you think it'
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
I'm pretty online, I've seen that skit and I to this day don't really know what a totenkopf looks like. I'd never heard the word before this Platner business either. Surprising you're saying it's well-known. Am
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Platner is to help win the Senate for Dems. He has progressive policies and he's anti-Israel. I believe him that he didn't know it was a Nazi tattoo. There's no other evidence that he holds Nazi views and he has covered it up
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
> Since Wael Sawan took over as CEO in 2023, Shell has repeatedly signaled that it wants to put more capital behind oil, gas, and especially LNG, while becoming much more selective about renewables I mean at some point all this carbon fu
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Curious why not pure EV?
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Of even if people are just considering and EV as compared to an ICE car they may think "you know what, who knows when fuel prices will come down? maybe I just switch now!"
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
I hope everyone will take a minute to add their comments (for or even against) to the federal docket. The link is at the top of the linked article.
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
> one that could bring enormous good for the world one that could bring enormous riches for the AI owners
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Not advocating for AI code slop--but if AI coded software works correctly, maybe it doesn't matter? Except sometimes when a specialist will have to get involved. Not a perfect analogy, but most people don't write assembly these da
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by nielsbot 4mo ago
Furthermore if Iran had nukes already, the Israel/US bombing of Iran and even the constant bullying of Israel's neighbors by Israel might not have happened.

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