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ok_dad
2y ago
Great, so we all agree that according to the German law, researchers have access to this data, so there is no need to argue about it! I would personally go so far as to say "the people" at large should also have access to the data
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ok_dad
2y ago
> The GFF and Democracy Reporting International had argued that X had a duty under European law to provide easily researchable, collated access to information such as post reach, shares and likes - information theoretically available by
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ok_dad
2y ago
YES! Corporations are FOR THE PEOPLE! Currently, the tail is wagging the dog.
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2y ago
> The more people that call out People, in general, need to stop being such fucking wusses about calling out bad behavior, as proven in DC right now. Thanks for the support.
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2y ago
Don't do that, try and redirect the discussion using some dumb definition/semantics argument. This data is public data on posts that X locks behind a wall in order to force sign-ups and ad views. You and I both know the colloquial
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2y ago
Something else, I’m not sure what yet. Honestly, I’m not the best guy to ask but I know that I don’t want startups to continue breaking laws with impunity and I don’t want individuals to get imprisoned for stuff they do that isn’t affecting
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2y ago
It’s illegal but they do it anyways. Recall there was a man named Snowden who revealed the NSA does collect USA citizens’ data.
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2y ago
Move the goalposts any more and they’re going to be outside the stadium. What laws matter to you? I agree there are shit laws but why can uber break them with impunity but individuals are jailed for smoking some fun lettuce?
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ok_dad
2y ago
The best thing to ever happen to corpo scum was that social media took over most of the news. Now there’s no trusted journalists to write a big article about this kind of stuff, instead folks just defend the corpo scum’s actions and spread
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2y ago
You people always have an excuse for why your handouts are valid but everyone else is a lazy pile of shit. Literally, every time you guys talk it’s, “laws for thee, but not for me!”
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ok_dad
2y ago
Not a philosopher, your message has gone unheeded.
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ok_dad
2y ago
Ah, so you’re just in favor of your guy getting to be the monarch. I see. No morals, you are just one of those people that bends or breaks the law when you think it’s beneficial to your side. You people disgust me.
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ok_dad
2y ago
No kidding, this guy is so over the place! He says the executive has no say over the budget, but also later he says it’s okay for the executive to “audit” the approved and passed budget without legislative approval and cut spending. That’s
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ok_dad
2y ago
I thought the free market was important, but you seem to just want handouts. Shouldn’t your business have failed if it wasn’t resilient? Why was your family business more important than any of the families who lost everything during covid?
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2y ago
So how about his tax plan that’ll increase debt by trillions per year over the next decade? Think that’s smart too? Anyways, this isn’t an audit, and it’s certainly not open. A billionaire and several interns are behind closed doors picking
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2y ago
I would hope Cloudflare would be way, way beyond a “first pass” at this stuff. That’s logic you use for a ten person startup, not the company who’s managed to capture the fucking internet under their network.
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2y ago
Meigs Field airport in Chicago was demolished (well the runway was) overnight by order of Mayor Daley in the 90s during a contentious fight over whether to close it or not. Laws aren’t fast enough to stop someone with the will and power to
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2y ago
> He has the army on his side I mean, technically he controls it, however as a former officer in the military I have to believe (perhaps stupidly) that the majority of officers in the US military will refuse to be deployed illegally to s
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2y ago
Ask Hawaii what happened when a bunch of businessmen wanted more profits and less government oversight! Back then it was Dole (the PERSON) and sugarcane companies, today it is auto manufacturers and probably access to the northern sea route
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2y ago
No it’s very helpful to say those things, thank you. One of the most important things in this kind of situation is documentation. I guess my anger and rage is also because not only is my family dependent on Medicaid but most of the families
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2y ago
“Entitlement” means “life dependent” I guess, so they should be afraid! Smashing things with a hammer isn’t an audit, I audited medical device manufacturing processes from time to time in the past and this isn’t an audit. Audits are for ask
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ok_dad
2y ago
Thanks for clarifying, that makes sense, I should probably cool off and let others take the comment reigns.
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ok_dad
2y ago
Read about autism treatment in red states. I’m not going from no evidence here, I’ve been deep into all the cracks, in trying to get my son from level 2 support up to a functioning human, I know what’s at stake and what each political party
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2y ago
It’s hard not to worry, my kid’s life depends on Medicaid. I’d he doesn’t have therapy, he will not become a functioning adult, if that’s even possible anyways. As an adult, he’ll have even less protections than as a child with autism, espe
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2y ago
My autistic kid and my whole family rely on Medicaid while we have no income. Is it worth my kid not having their necessary treatments to save a few thousand bucks? Any MAGA want to answer me as to why this is a good thing? I served America
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2y ago
It’s time, actually. Natures currency is a butt ton of time.
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ok_dad
2y ago
Yea, it's not perfect, but when I want to find facts (such as about the sizes of nails) and not possible "hallucinations" then it works out. Most of the time I just let the AI overview happen, and I ignore it, so that Google
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2y ago
Good job, I guess, I was doing that for the comment-bait to get people to count it, not with Python though (is a Python one-liner visual?). In any case, go read stuff from Deming and Juran and others in manufacturing quality, and you will s
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2y ago
At least for now, you can just append "-ai" onto your query and the AI summary will not be there.
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2y ago
> I'm trying to figure out what values would be signaled by incorporating anywhere other than DE. "I don't like that corporations can shop around for the best deal in governments, while an individual is stuck with using th
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