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Let's say you win, and Google donates to causes you find worthy, and doesn't donate to causes you don't find worthy. This basically means you want Google to donate solely to the Dems and nothing for the Republicans, or at lea
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Up until last year, Wolfenstein - a game depicting nazi germany - wasn't allowed to have swastikas. Holocaust denial is still a crime, causing legal consequences for publications that dispute the actual number of jews killed in concent
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...in other words, UK court rules that MI5 can continue to carry out its business as usual. Bloomberg would really like you to be outraged by this.
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cool. now if someone could just explain water flow with logic gates...
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>everybody who know how to recognize them will see them popup everywhere. Just out of curiosity, what are the tells for a drug dealer in Amsterdam? Asking for a friend.
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I don't think that's how it works. In the hypothetical world where he reports no grime on filters and no difference in readings yet his sleep is better, would you predict lower chance of placebo?
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Vast majority of the time, I pick up a project half-way with an existing codebase rather than start from scratch, and it's natural to just keep using what's there unless there's a showstopper, in which case I make the bare mi
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List of languages that compile to python: https://github.com/vindarel/languages-that-compile-to-python This change is almost guaranteed to break most of these.
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'semen-free meat'
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I doubt it. In fact I foresee a lot of unique long-term health problems when people start eating this as a major part of their diet. Think of it as the early versions of a huge and complicated piece of software whose coders just sort of ha
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factory meat? ivf-meat? meat-that-may-or-may-not-contain-human-genetic-material? meat(lol)? bambi-approved meat? I'd still eat it if they make it taste like wagyu tbh. Maybe they should popularize it by donating it to food banks and
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suspect the screening process actually goes like this: "we have this story about a spunky action girl (who is not a mary sue since she's gonna be the actual main character) and her bumbling male companions, on a quest to impeach c
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the true risk of any given question is a nebulous thing depending on many unknowns and your very specifc circumstances, and it varies from day to day. Working it out is a cognitive load that doesn't seem to be worth the effort. Plus
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The author misses the point. People are avoiding sensitive questions not because it impacts opinion on average, but because of the rare outliers that ruin it for everybody. It takes just a single asshole reporting you to HR to ruin your lif
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How do we prove that they didn't just look at mortality in all diseases and for all restaurants, and cherry-picked stroke-vs-ramen because it has the best significance? I am not accusing them of anything - I have no horse in this race.
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well idunno, last time around the people who seized it did a pretty piss-poor job afterwards. mostly they just ran it into the ground, in fact. there's a lesson to be learnt there.
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The means of mass communication is the new means of mass production.
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Wait, so let me get this straight: nine people lost their jobs over this and it's front page HN? Are we gonna have a nuclear war the next time a startup closes up shop? Is there something special about The Nine that separates them f
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and I really doubt the people pushing for this right now really cares what Johnson's original intents were. A sharp rock is a sharp rock.
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Specific categories such as employment and housing, for example? Urgh, fine, pretend my examples were about bachelor pads. Same deal: don't target the young men who actually buy them, because we don't like those people and we do
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You can't understand because you're not reading between the lines. The surface message is self-contradicting, but the underlying is clear-cut. They want a world where advertisers are not allowed to direct messages at their outgro
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I imagine the legal review goes like this: "he's not rich, he doesn't have a social media following, and if we spin this shit right everybody will think he's a creepy stalker-slash-murderer so nobody will stand up for hi
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so this 'journalist' Brian Merchant has not been able to prove shit, but he felt comfortable enough to dox someone, full name, and accuse him of being a murderer based on 1. his ex's suspicions and 2. the fact that he refused
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group amasses power under leadership signifucantly more competent than competitors in a war -> things are ok for a while because group's opponents are spent in blood and treasure, and also because of competent leadership -> [time
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Maybe the masses are saying "More stuff for <people like me> and <people I like> and less stuff for <people I don't like> and <people with stuff I want>".
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I think you will find that when you do articulate, absolutely everybody has a different interpretation of exactly which parts are fucked, and how to unfuck it, and who exactly should foot the bill. Perhaps some of them think you should, or
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Interesting thing is, this message is universal. You can drop it in at any time, any place in history, and it will make sense and be supported by a significant demographic, quite possibly everybody. So if you have the tools to amplify this
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All of these things can be had in the software you want - just need to ask for it up front and pay a sufficient amount of money and accept a longer timeline. Some of these things are surprisingly expensive, even when they seem simple. It
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Can somebody in the know chime in on this? were there concerns over privacy issues? Did Google apply pressure? etc. Personally I find any sort of SAYT distracting and annoying and also an unnecessary privacy leak, and I wish there'
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The first thing you do is to figure out how much your trove of user data is worth, both to advertisers and also on the blackmarket. I keed, I keeeed.
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