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by saubeidl 8mo ago
You had a whole long paragraph about how it's all totally different this time because the Jews were German citizens. Except they were not and your whole point was wrong. There are none so blind as those who will not see.
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
Your core assumptions are incorrect. Jews were not considered German Reich citizens. [0] Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuremberg_Laws#Classifications...
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
You did not have a right to stay in Germany as a Jew either. My point exactly.
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
It is the exact same thing, with a different outgroup.
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
The french government recently did: https://github.com/suitenumerique/meet
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
The Nazis started with a deportation plan [0] and building camps as well. It never starts with genocide, you slowly work up to it. The "final solution" happened once they realized the impracticablity of mass deportations. [0] h
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
If you look closely, putting the Jews in camps will make the life of Germans better! you just need to consume other media channels.
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
The other side of this is, if you don't obstruct, you will eventually have to be the guy saying "I was just following orders" [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superior_orders
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
ICE as an institution is fundamentally evil. It's using immigration as a pretext to build an unaccountable group of thugs that disappear people into camps, murder political opponents and surveil the populace (as seen in OP). It's
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
I think concentration camp is the more apt comparison.
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
Digital brownshirts, using moderation tools as weapon to stifle discussion critical of the regime.
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
But that's not what they're doing and you and I both know it. They're murdering political dissidents, they're kidnapping and torturing US citizens, they're terrorizing the streets.
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ICE Begins Buying 'Mega' Warehouse Detention Centers Across US(bloomberg.com)
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
Enforcing racial purity laws is abuse? Why are you impeding the Gestapo, a federal law enforcement agency? Why do you hate law and order, dirty anarchist?
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
People love to hate on EU regulations around here, but idk, I kinda like that iPhones have USB-C and alternative app stores, big apps must make themselves interoperable with open alternatives and social media must give you a chronological o
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
a) which ongoing police investigation? b) how do you make the jump from protesting an unjust administrative act to domestic terrorism?
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by saubeidl 8mo ago
I'll be ready to move on once our society is no longer being pillaged by hoarding sociopaths, thankyouverymuch.
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
I don't want to. But I don't want others to be easily able to either. In your scenario, yes, you are guilty as well. But so is the one that actually did the deed , i.e. Grok in this case. You're arguing my point for me. Just
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
Does Photoshop have a "let me jerk off to this minor" button?
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
This is accountability for the crimes of humans. The crime is creating a system that lets schoolboys create fake nudes of other minors. You don't just get to build a CSAM-generator and then be like "well I never intended for it
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
Going from the capitalism of small business owners to the market socialism of coops is a small step ;)
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
GPL is much more than that. It is distributing the means of production to the tech workers. rms is the Marx of the 20th Century. GPL is freedom from corporate oppression.
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
That might be true philosophically, but tactically it makes no sense to fork until a potential future license change . Why lose the free maintenance from upstream?
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
Yeah, that's pretty much my thinking also. By cutting out the memorization of Hanzi, I am able to accelerate my actual goal of having conversations with people. In Silicon Valley speak, I think the term would be "ruthless priorit
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
The public-facing mirror :-)
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
The French government built their own: https://github.com/suitenumerique/meet
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
That's not a new angle. The right to your own image has been a thing in Europe for a while, and I'm glad it is. https://www.echr.coe.int/documents/d/echr/fs_own_image_eng
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
I should have clarified. My goal in learning Mandarin is only conversational fluency, not literacy. I don't bother with the Hanzi past being able to recognize them. I want to be able to talk to people and, if I have to, use a pinyin ke
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
Poe's Law strikes again. Is this satirizing the bootlicking often found in Silicon Valley or is it the bootlicking often found in Silicon Valley?
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by saubeidl 9mo ago
Can you import Anki decks and review history?

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