p3rls

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by p3rls 2y ago
Typically you use uprising/insurrection against the right and you coup the left as the military is usually more right than the average citizen.
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by p3rls 2y ago
It's interesting how we're sorta circling back to these concepts with drones today https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-tank_dog
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by p3rls 2y ago
Comrade, such "me no frego" apathy is fascistic.
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by p3rls 2y ago
Saw a bunch of people in my niche (music) on x.com say a few things about Musk and switch to Bluesky in protest. They came back within a week after they couldn't build an audience.
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by p3rls 2y ago
The complete lack of charity in these neoliberal critiques always crack me up. Haha, those poor blue collar plebs don't know what's even in their best interest! "any reasonable analysis"-- I will help you out, right now
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by p3rls 2y ago
Not a lawyer but does not enforcing your trademark or copyright automatically relinquish your rights to it? On an individual basis? I'm not sure that is correct, as in, they could have let him sit in a sort of strategic legal ambiguity
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by p3rls 2y ago
obviously the much better analogue if you've read anything beyond leftoid talking points is 20s italy or even the boulangers but durr herr hitler
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by p3rls 2y ago
really looking forward to four more years of astute political commentary like this
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by p3rls 2y ago
I thought we tried this last time, didn't we?
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by p3rls 2y ago
I just mean the format and topics. When I use o1, it's great for things like calculating square mile comparisons based on your uploaded map of tribes or translating script like the OP's example, but as far as history itself goes,
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by p3rls 2y ago
LLMs are trained on far too many reddit posts and top 12 kangs of ancient history type blogs to even contend with wikipedia for anything beyond surface level. Thucydidean-level insights? Forget it.
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by p3rls 2y ago
His masculine energy is about as real as Musk's gaming skillz
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by p3rls 2y ago
You think only two countries would destroy a few helicopters' worth of value to rescue allied civilians during wartime evacuations where they're not under fire? I suspect we'd be pushing a catalogue of 100+ countries. Loads
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by p3rls 2y ago
Eh, even nazis did stuff like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laconia_incident Saving civilians is incumbent on you in war whenever possible. Not like North Vietnam is going to start doing some strafing runs on you
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by p3rls 2y ago
Who didn't run whatever they could find in "steal this computer book" section of the library when they were a kid? One publisher could have taken us all out. I was accidentally running the .bats on my own computer half the ti
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by p3rls 2y ago
It's true-- just like in Marvel the comic book movie, where the bad guy causes upwards of 50% casualties on the entire planet!
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by p3rls 2y ago
Eh, I feel the same way about google search
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by p3rls 2y ago
I like the idea of every article about wikipedia describing Jimmy Wales as a pornographer-- maybe with some pictures of the Bomis Babes to really 'show and not tell'.
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by p3rls 2y ago
Gulf of Tonkin incident and the iron throne of Saigon.
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by p3rls 2y ago
I was thinking just today that Squarespace should contact me and I'll do a commercial for them based on my experiences of creating a webapp and turning it into a business because I was too picky to use a prebuilt CMS etc. I have eight
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by p3rls 2y ago
We have the notes from a zoom meeting between the priests of Ba'al and some early Phoenician scribes when they were designing the alphabet and outside of sacrificing children they were actually really concerned about accessibility stan
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by p3rls 2y ago
Nah in my opinion it needs more acceleration, really why not just basically remap my mousewheel to home/end
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by p3rls 2y ago
Whoa there bro didn't you see Zuckeberg's latest podcast, he built facebook to bring people together! He paid good money for that corporate beastie boy makeover too-- show some damn respect.
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by p3rls 2y ago
This post might just be the saddest indictment I've seen against the modern internet that Google's rules have created
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by p3rls 2y ago
Those corporations with MBAs will find another way-- you're only hurting the independents and destroying the open web with your hipster nonsense
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by p3rls 2y ago
You can tell who has never been in control of a budget and had to fire people because more than half their audience is using adblockers.
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by p3rls 2y ago
Etymologically it seems to have emerged independently (that is, leftists really meant it in earnest) and then converged into the same space as the pejorative "keyboard warrior" around the mid 2010s.
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by p3rls 2y ago
Personally I can't wait until tinder is hit by the government, absolutely ridiculous the sort of monopoly power their amalgamation of dating apps has. People bitch and moan about negative externalities on society from the rise of the i
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by p3rls 2y ago
It's funny in these political unity fantasies it's only the right making compromises even after their landslide victory
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by p3rls 2y ago
Why are you participating in a cesspool? Sounds pretty gross. Truly the plebs cannot look after themselves with such a mindset and the yoke of Zuckerberg, HN, reddit and their crud-brethren must be smashed before the altar of progress. Rise

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