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novemp
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11mo ago
DuckDuckGo has a great tool for dealing with those ones: "Block this site from all results".
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11mo ago
Most recipe blogs have a "skip to recipe" button because they know you don't care.
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11mo ago
That image caption says "A white walker in a desolate field reading Wikipedia", but the (backwards for some reason) Wikipedia article says "White Waleers". Forgive me for thinking this person might not have the necessary
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11mo ago
What differences of opinion would those be? Feel free to elaborate. Editing to elaborate: If dhh is allowed to have the opinion that (1) you can tell who's a "native Brit" just by looking at them, (2) there are fewer "na
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11mo ago
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, just think about all the people my client DIDN'T murder!
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1y ago
Yes.
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1y ago
I love how you didn't get a single response to this. But yeah, we're the ones who are being "tribal"...
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1y ago
I literally said I was willing to hear evidence, and somehow that was enough to make you walk away? Amazing.
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1y ago
> Chatgpt comes up with plenty more examples Oh, you're one of those.
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1y ago
If you're implying there's evidence the covid vaccine is harmful, by all means, share it.
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1y ago
Medicine is good, actually.
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1y ago
How long is the covid vaccine going to be "new" and "experimental" for?
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1y ago
So what's the downside of the covid vaccine? A little arm pain for a day or so?
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1y ago
> I do want to minimize the number of vaccinations she gets Imagine saying this about anything else that's good for children. I want to minimize the amount of food she eats. I want to minimize the number of friends she has. Insane m
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1y ago
> If the multiverse theory is correct, every possible combination of universe is out there. Says who? There are an infinite number of real numbers that have only 1s and 0s in their decimal expansion.
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1y ago
> You have it open anyway Imagine being this way. Hence "we're cooked".
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1y ago
The people who reply to every post on the internet with "I asked ChatGPT and it said..."
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1y ago
There are alternatives to Uber like there are alternatives to McDonalds -- they all do the same thing and treat their drivers the same way.
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1y ago
If Uber is just a service that connects you to someone, why does Uber take the majority of a user's payment and why is it against Uber's TOS to share contact information with your drivers so you can call them and ask for a ride ou
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1y ago
Some people learn best in structured class settings.
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1y ago
Yeah, sure, not every job should require a degree, but that doesn't justify keeping The Poors from pursuing education. Some of us value education for its own sake, not as a prerequisite for employment.
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1y ago
You don't have to work hard at all if you send plain text.
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1y ago
The difference, I think, is that non-autistic people aren't as inclined to believe the same lie when it's told over and over for years.
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1y ago
This is the AI that half of HackerNews insists is "the future" that you'll be "left behind" from if you don't embrace it.
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1y ago
> this is in fact exactly the principle underlying imprisonment. No, the principle underlying imprisonment is to protect others and rehabilitate the criminal.
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1y ago
Thanks for the info! I was being snarky but I actually did misunderstand. Good to know the facts.
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1y ago
Car owners should have been ostracized harder. Maybe then we'd still have walkable, bikable cities, usable public transit, and functioning train lines in the United States.
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1y ago
Good.
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1y ago
> There’s a relatively narrow rule which prohibits fcc licensed stations from knowing broadcasting false information if it has the possibility of creating civil unrest. Oh wow, I didn't realize Fox News wasn't FCC-licensed.
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1y ago
> And again I say unto you, It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God. And no, there was no city gate called "The Eye of the Needle". That was made up by pe
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