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by skeaker 2y ago
This obviously goes without saying. In fact, I'm not sure how implementing a system like Germany or Japan has would impact this at all.
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by skeaker 2y ago
These families had armed men going to their homes screaming threats at them for being "paid actors" after having already lost their children. This was well documented and proved beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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by skeaker 2y ago
This is such a useless definitional argument. You know exactly what they meant. An unexpected hospital trip should not put you in debt for the rest of your life or outright kill you because you couldn't afford it. This is real basic st
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by skeaker 2y ago
Ironic that you would post this to a digital forum, the very concept of which would never be found and nature to the point that it would be beyond fiction and magic only a few hundred years ago. Nature has no inherent will and very often do
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by skeaker 2y ago
I gotta say, none of that would make me rather want to be dead.
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by skeaker 2y ago
That interview is brilliant. The reporters trying to smear the two made such fools of themselves. My favorite bit is when a reported said "This isn't gathering much sympathy with the public," but here we are looking back on i
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by skeaker 2y ago
More likely because the average reader won't know what that is versus the current title which succinctly summarizes it.
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by skeaker 2y ago
You not finding it amusing doesn't mean it should be illegal.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Do you have showdead enabled? The chain is flagged so I think it would be hidden by default.
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by skeaker 2y ago
I agree with the premise but this isn't a great nomination, I think saying "this device won't appeal to the niche LLM gadgetry crowd" is valid in this case since yeah, it won't.
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by skeaker 2y ago
> I always thought that art is all about emotions, both preserving and creating them. Is that not what was meant by "surfacing the inner world?"
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by skeaker 2y ago
That's mentioned in the comment you're replying to as "simple HTTP mirrors." Those are vulnerable to takedowns but are kept up for the sake of easy accessibility to the public that doesn't know how to access any of
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by skeaker 2y ago
It doesn't really matter what the cause is or who did what or who "deserved" it. The sheer scope and magnitude of a nuke blots out anything else. I recommend you look up the film When the Wind Blows, which I believe is on You
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by skeaker 2y ago
Accessing the data is one (hackery) thing, haphazardly publishing it and not responsibly disclosing it is another (criminal) thing.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Other groups doing this too doesn't make it okay. Nobody should be forming exclusionary groups where all the shots are called and business decisions are made.
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by skeaker 2y ago
In isolation, a thief masquerading as a security system technician and an actual technician both do good work by checking on your home security. You can't meaningfully say one is better than the other, because even though one is secret
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by skeaker 2y ago
It's impossible to say. If we knew that now, then the next generation wouldn't be doing "something different" on a definitional level, because we'd be doing it already.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Not engaging with it I would understand, but being annoyed by it is Grinch behavior honestly. If men at war can put aside combat for one day [1], you should be able to tolerate a different icon on a computer program for one day (or at least
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by skeaker 2y ago
The rest of this comment chain aside, this is silly. "Someone predicted something wrong before so all predictions are sure to be wrong going forward."
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by skeaker 2y ago
As if people's time isn't already wasted by fake job listings? The market isn't actually very good at fixing issues like these, and in fact caused the issue in this case (defrauding investors makes number go up which makes ma
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by skeaker 2y ago
Vote buttons are too small. "Perfectly functional" for mobile app to me means input methods that can be reached consistently with little effort, like swiping to vote.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Easy, you offer a hotline where people can report it when they see it and then sue/fine the company for defrauding their investors by faking growth. If the case is legitimate, you reward the person that called in to the hotline with a
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by skeaker 2y ago
It's a little less than 0.3% of their earnings for a single quarter, so no, not at all.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Not technically exclusive anymore, emulation has caught up to it.
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by skeaker 2y ago
Fair enough for most of this, but your last point couldn't be more off. Bootleg streaming sites which I won't name are essentially like Netflix but with everything and for free. They come in high quality, stream without interrupti
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by skeaker 2y ago
What if you didn't do that but someone said you did?
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by skeaker 2y ago
Blame your publisher.
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by skeaker 2y ago
I suspect the voting is more based on the fact that you're essentially saying "your child should give up, this field is bad and there are no good spaces for kids" when that's both terrible advice and not at all true. Yes
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by skeaker 2y ago
I meant 10% of iPhone users have a valid need for additional storage space. That can mean LLMs or just having a lot of apps or photos. If you had read past the first sentence you would have known that...
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by skeaker 2y ago
Intuitively you shouldn't even need to ask this question though. There are a billion and a half iPhone users out there. Numbers at this scale can be tricky to comprehend, but the takeaway should be that even if just 10% of users want t

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