nxor

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by nxor 11mo ago
Obviously it's about the symbolism. I think it's great Europe is breaking away from the US. I just think it's a crazy turn from their previous obsession with the US.
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by nxor 11mo ago
I am referring to western Europe.
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by nxor 11mo ago
If you could read you'd see (A) I didn't refer to her as a friend and (B) I didn't mention her political affiliation. In fact your assumption is wrong.
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by nxor 11mo ago
Interesting topic but (A) Musk, for example, was cool among 'the other side' until just recently. Did they play a part in his prominence? (B) JD Vance's funding is mentioned, but what about the fact that Kamala's campaig
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by nxor 11mo ago
You need to understand that straight women don't fear gay women the way straight men fear gay men. Additionally, concerns might recede for men, but I wouldn't think for women. Straight men ogle them more than gay women ogle them.
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by nxor 11mo ago
Why?
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by nxor 11mo ago
I interacted with someone from Wyoming once. She made this point: Wyoming has a lot of Native Americans, and it struck her as contradictory when people would say "native Americans are underrepresented" alongside "Wyomingites
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by nxor 11mo ago
Some places are less car-dependent. That plays a role
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by nxor 11mo ago
Underrated comment
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by nxor 1y ago
No. There's plenty else to criticize Elon Musk for.
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by nxor 1y ago
I am not a republican. I am not a democrat. People who disagree with me aren't silent. I just graduated college and there they made sure people like me were silent. Reddit is similar. Most of western Europe, too.
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by nxor 1y ago
If he wanted to do one, he would. Additionally, there are right wing groups that use the gesture. This just isn't a case of that. We need to learn to differentiate.
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by nxor 1y ago
My point is that the gesture argument doesn't hold.
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by nxor 1y ago
There are videos of other famous people, including Harris, making a similar gesture. Elon Musk supports Israel. So he is an NS member. Right.
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by nxor 1y ago
Because people overstate the LLM's ability in a way they wouldn't for a cat
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by nxor 1y ago
I didn't vote. I also live in a state that votes the same every time.
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by nxor 1y ago
Best comment.
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by nxor 1y ago
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by nxor 1y ago
Does no one care that LLM's have fewer 'neurons' than for example a cat?
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by nxor 1y ago
The part about strawberry is just not right. That problem was solved. And I do think it's a stretch to say German speakers think of the entire sentence before speaking it.
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by nxor 1y ago
Not where I live if you're older than middle school age
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by nxor 1y ago
I have no opinion on Greenland. When dozens of people are stabbed on a train in the UK and Biden and his side maintain that white supremacy is the problem and not minority crime (I am a minority, by the way), then people in fact are willing
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by nxor 1y ago
Says the guy who cited his claim that red solo cups are American. Shocking
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by nxor 1y ago
Best comment.
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by nxor 1y ago
When was the US not capitalist? And you really think if we weren't, the theme would be different?
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by nxor 1y ago
No one's saying nothing at all from the movies is real
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by nxor 1y ago
This is a great point. It's not as true outside cities but it's extremely true inside them.
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by nxor 1y ago
So people under things other than capitalism don't behave that way. Right.
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by nxor 1y ago
Not worried about hallucinations?
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by nxor 1y ago
I write code for a living, like many people here, and my username is a corruption of the logic gate xnor I still think the relative lack of vacations in the US is relevant

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