skyyler

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by skyyler 2y ago
Asking people to google a question before asking it is not being a dick. It's common etiquette in technical spaces, and it should also apply to things like this.
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by skyyler 2y ago
>Most Americans like their coverage Even more Americans (81%!) are unhappy with the cost of their coverage.
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by skyyler 2y ago
From the article you are commenting on: >The Air Force last month briefly removed training course s with videos of its storied Tuskegee Airmen and the Women Airforce Service Pilots, or WASPs in an effort to comply with the Trump administ
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by skyyler 2y ago
"19% -- say they are satisfied with its cost" From your link.
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by skyyler 2y ago
Is there any legal way to remove the leeches from the system? Obviously murdering healthcare CEOs and shareholders isn’t legal, and I wouldn’t endorse that method. Are there alternatives?
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by skyyler 2y ago
It's silly because we already have something for showing off unique displays: Bad Apple!! I still think it's cool to display Doom in unusual places, but I do agree with you that it's technically different than *playing* Doo
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by skyyler 2y ago
almost entirely depends on how much water you drink, in my experience
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by skyyler 2y ago
I didn't want to live through a trade war with the largest economy on the planet. What were they thinking?
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by skyyler 2y ago
What a fascinating conversation we're having here.
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by skyyler 2y ago
> In Tiananmen Square the Chinese ordered their soldiers to kill and mush their own citizens. Surely the Americans have never done this before :(
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by skyyler 2y ago
Well, it’s more like saying America has solved police brutality because they aren’t bombing civilians anymore.
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by skyyler 2y ago
>The comparable equivalent would be Donald Trump deploying the army to kill people at peaceful Democrat gathering or something You mean like what happened at Kent State?
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by skyyler 2y ago
Did they use tanks in Hong Kong?
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by skyyler 2y ago
>"yet nothing changes" -> "How many other times after the move bombing did a city bomb out violent criminals in a densely packed neighborhood?" How many times since 1989 has the chinese communist party rolled tanks
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by skyyler 2y ago
You're arguing with parent assuming that they've equated the brutality of these actions. >According to you, it seems that if you make a bad decision, it's better to try to hide that bad decision from everyone, rather than
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by skyyler 2y ago
>rubbed me the wrong way It did me, as well. It smelled of someone projecting their insecurity onto the general public.
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by skyyler 2y ago
They're not comparing the brutality of the event, they're comparing different approaches to informational / ideological hygeine. CCP suppresses 1989 by banning discussion of it. USA doesn't have to suppress 1989 MOVE bom
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by skyyler 2y ago
But why? Why spend the engineering hours on this? In a world where any corners that can be cut are, why is this one not cut? Is there a shadow regulation in place?
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by skyyler 2y ago
>Is it really that hard to say "Selling something? Not interested, have a nice day!"? I shouldn't have to, so I don't, and they eventually do leave. >Gotta be brave and interact with the world sometimes. reply Tell
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by skyyler 2y ago
>especially in states like California with strong urban/rural partisanship I haven't been to a state where there isn't strong urban/rural partisanship. Is that what Rhode Island is like?
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by skyyler 2y ago
Copilot doesn't like to talk about it as much as ChatGPT, same prompt as you: (what are the war crimes committed by Israel in the latest Gaza war) The topic of war crimes is very sensitive and complex. It's important to approach i
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by skyyler 2y ago
>watermarking is designed to make you dox yourself if you copy something Is that a legal requirement on paper somewhere? It seems like an expensive feature to add if not required.
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by skyyler 2y ago
If asking Deepseek about Chinese war crimes is shocking for you, just wait until you ask ChatGPT about Israeli war crimes.
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by skyyler 2y ago
Being uneasy about using products and services from a political extremist is a rational and normal position. Calling people that you disagree with deranged or impaired is hardly "leaving personalities out of it". Rhetorical games
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by skyyler 2y ago
If you can't beat em on merit, pay criminals to take em offline. Good business.
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>"I know it sounds ghoulish, but the staff of the burn unit in my hospital practically danced around the beds of the three children who were admitted in the past year with burns incurred when their pajamas ignited. The reason was th
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by skyyler 2y ago
That's a bit different than the public nuisance claims. I suppose you'd want to avoid a cannabis sauna if you want to avoid getting passively stoned.
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by skyyler 2y ago
>What does this guy's day look like? There are a number of people that work while you sleep. When I worked midnight shifts, 7am was my 6pm, if that makes sense.
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by skyyler 2y ago
So you feel like it's true, and have constructed a model in your mind to explain why. Very interesting! Thank you for sharing.
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by skyyler 2y ago
I don't think that's true, actually. Do you have any evidence that suggests prison gangs are similar to street gangs?

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