not_a_shill

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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Do you have a refutation that's a length most people would be willing to read? I don't need to keep hearing about the author's problems with misgendering.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Think every day office jobs and try to figure out where you can use it as a productivity multiplier. You can figure out Microsoft's next step from there.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I don't really understand your argument. Because other tech has been hyped in the past and let you down you think that will therefore extend to AI because...it just will? What precisely links AI to the semantic web or SOAP? (and it&#x2
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>Its the next hype train since the blockchain/crypto/nft's hype train. It really isn't. The business use cases even with current tech are pretty obvious. The problem with crypto/blockchain stuff was that it was u
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Good point. There should be an article that has a list of virtually defunct social networks.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Shouldn't Mastadon be on there from day 1 then?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I don't think likelihood of violence from a belief has much to do with counterculture status, moreso that the people that don't like queer people are more violent than the other way around.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>figured out what they wanted to do and took the serious steps to do that with a record of setting ambitious but reasonable goals for themselves and hitting them What would this actually look like to you on a resume?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>Now, you could call it subsidizing in that there are probably products that wouldn't be brought to market without the NA market to pay for them, but that's not really "subsidizing". That's every product ever mad
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>unless they've been actively avoiding engaging with the world around them 59% of blacks and 68% of hispanics don't support affirmative action in college admissions as of March 2022. https://www.pewresearch.org/
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Did they commit violence or make any attempt on her life when they were there? Seems like a pretty good time to do it to me if they had intended to do so.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Can you provide any proof for your claims about advocating for imminent criminal activity? Ie something that would pass the Brandenburg test?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>How is 4chan worse? /pol/ is far worse from a "hate speech" perspective, but not as nearly as bad when it comes to serial harassment. From a "people are in imminent danger" perspective I don't see how
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
How was it determined that the life threats were credible? If they were *actually* credible I'd imagine Keffals is gonna end up dead pretty soon given the escalation of attacks on KF. But they're not credible and nothing will happ
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
So where was that on the website? Honestly you should be applauding that they actually switched from final solutions (obvious edgy joke) to a normal name in what seems to be like a reaction to the 2017 Charlottesville rally.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>Many of the internet hellholes hiding behind Cloudflare have significant quantities of unmoderated and extreme discourse where participants do call for imminent violence against another party and that is not 1A protected behavior. Which
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
>While law enforcement in these areas are working to investigate what we and others reported, unfortunately the process is moving more slowly than the escalating risk. I wonder if their evaluation of the "escalating risk" had a
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Why don't they post the proof of any of their claims? What exactly has changed since last week?
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Yet a government official can't block you on Facebook. Was that made explicit in the constitution? I think the better reason is that they never actually told Meta to suppress the story, and I'm not sure if there was a stick to ens
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
He didn't agree with you if I read his post correctly. He said "Policy causes increases on the market" meaning that the government can impact prices. Your original post went against that idea, or at least attempted to discr
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Whenever the line inevitably gets quoted out of context.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
I have enough faith in my own abilities to evaluate if the dude I'm talking to is a scumbag or not.
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
Just don't open the message
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by not_a_shill 4y ago
How was a stress diagnosis differentiated from a long covid one? And then how was the treatment any different?
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by not_a_shill 5y ago
Or tell them at really any given point in time during your employment if you're that confident that your employer won't retaliate against you and you're concerned with workplace improvement.
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by not_a_shill 5y ago
I don't see why you care about any of that. It doesn't concern you anymore. It isn't your problem. There are way better avenues of catharsis that have literally zero potential impact on your future job seeking abilities inste
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by not_a_shill 5y ago
It sets up an endless amount of "legitimate" strawmen that any side knock down to delegitimize/"debunk" their opposition. So the media plays a role in this too. But I do agree that at least one of the main problems
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by not_a_shill 5y ago
I imagine that would be true. There are very few people getting beat up by truck drivers relative to the number of people who don't like lax enforcement of idling and parking laws, placard abuse, etc. >(Besides: it's a strange
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by not_a_shill 5y ago
I don't think the distinction between soot and poison really changes the willingness of someone to physically attack a snitch. As for legitimate reasons to leave it idle, I have no idea.
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by not_a_shill 5y ago
I would think the social discontent is more harmful to society than the excess diesel soot itself. I imagine if I were in the position of a broke truck driver trying to get by I would see the guy trying to take money out of my pocket as mor

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