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Why almost every store have their names written in Chinese (?) and English. Is the post a joke with photos from Asia malls (or AI generated)? Or it’s just common in that part of Canada?
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AI is going to solve it forever because creating real child porn will be too expensive and risky vs doing it legally (outside USA) with AI
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Flagged? That's more childish than the name
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"And if you do happen find a jawbone in your bathroom, my suggestion is first to contact the local authorities. Sure, a fossil in travertine likely comes from hundreds of thousands of years ago. It isn't a crime scene. But
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3y ago
Happens every time, that is way we write the "As per our meeting, we've decided that..." emails. Even with those, people still end with different interpetations
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They were banned from talking about any sort of politics in the internal chats , not outside. That is something It was consider basic work polite behavior until very recently. Ironically, now that many people only can see some topics as &q
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I was assigned to a project with a tight deadline. However, there's a challenge: a lot had occurred previously, and the client who initially ordered the software is no longer interested. Despite this, a contract has been signed, money
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That is why they really hated it when Mr. Beast actually helps them without giving them their usual 90% "management fee".
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If they can do that, then the whole federation idea is useless and just a theatre. But I don’t think Bluesky will ever reach critical mass anyway.
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Why? Because memory is expensive and disk space is cheap
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You are right, it's unfair because there is no strong evidence to make that assertion. I don't mind about what are your personal political affiliations or sympathies, however, I still maintain that this topic is textbook against t
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I suppose it depends if you follow it in "the news" or your first contact was the Hamas videos of October 7th
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Sure, but I don't think is right to use their moderation powers to bend the guideline of this forum to push those views. Quote: > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, [...]. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's
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3y ago
The unlimited energy becomes a little more realistic from season 2 onwards, but I was annoyed too, and maybe even felt guilty... prompting me to address those emotions. Totally on point for the show
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PS: For many (myself included), Christmas is about loving your family and not “the birth of Jesus Christ”, even if their mothers see it that way
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As his father I would be worried about his dating prospects, but if he had that already sorted out, cool! Lots of easy birthday presents to choose from :D
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@dang This article might be “interesting” but so is porn. And both are off-topic, and not about satisfying our intellectual curiosity
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Yes, that’s WAY MORE messed up than the hanger camera. Amazon could at least have a team that review flagged items and kicked out those sellers
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“Should be illegal” is not “it is illegal”. So no, Amazon can’t be legally responsible for selling this legal product more than it is for selling kitchen knives
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This has absolutely ANYTHING to do with the article. The customer is not complaining, the customer is the criminal here. But somehow, “Amazon bad”
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3y ago
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING?
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3y ago
Please release your anger alone and without hurting others. There are several options available to you
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There are two positions the PSF can take: 1. Python evangelism is about the tech and is not an endorsement of whoever organize conferences, even if is in nazi Germany. 2. Giving money to a conference IS an endorsement of whoever organize it
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I don't think is unreasonable at all. Anyone can do a conference wherever, the PSF just don't want to sponsor conferences in places under those conditions
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"We started a fundraising campaign on GoFundMe to help cover the cost of financial assistance. (...) the pleasure and gratitude we felt about that was overlaid with a feeling of humiliation that once again, a major African open-source
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Clarify what do you mean by "revolution", because to me that words means either a coup, civil war, acts of terrorism, or, worse than that, a massacre like China's "cultural revolution".
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I suppose the “dark forest” hypothesis is not very popular amongst them
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Announcing Grok
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I remember this project, but it is way too ambitious and it hasn't gained much traction yet (it was started almost 10 years ago). Maybe this is the version that will push it forward
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> "The last year swapped stasis for chaos. Stuff breaks at random and you don’t know if it’s a bug or a decision." For a couple of months, yes, but why is he using the present tense? > "The advertisers have fled" I
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