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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
He has been doing pretty well so far.
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
Generally the point is for these things to go to court to be struck down or otherwise limited. This is a valid and regularly used means to change the law. You seem to think that you are aware of how the legislations definition will be appli
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
They argue that they are a coverd application store. 'Definition: "Covered Application Store" '"Covered application store" means a publicly available internet website, software application, online service, or p
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
No, I am just saying what policy will allow the legislators to achieve their goals. So if your goal is for the state to decide what is good or bad for children, then yes, giving parents fines when their children access 18+ content will moti
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
Milei is a libertarian, and would be very opposed to such a thing.
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
Regulating the companies also socializes the costs of implementing age verification measures. The correct solution that does not do this is to put liability on the parents.
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
We should not give these human rights violations the dignity of being called "solutions", especially as they are anything but.
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
Are you talking about Epstein, or something else? Epstein largely built his network through word of mouth.
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by sophrosyne42 7mo ago
Google or Apple only hold an ability to prevent you to use your phone because the government itself enforces IP. So the restriction against regulations in this bill is only a partial and incomplete restriction against the government from in
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
The push to do biometric data collection is entirely the result of entrepreneurs trying to get ahead before laws are passed. Their behavior is the result of the push to restrict the open internet. If we don't do anything, they will sto
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
Next they'll try to ban sexps without age verification.
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
It's ultimately the investors and owners of companies which control the company.
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
There is really nothing about the stock market that means only thinking about the mext few quarters. See all the losses on the profit and loss statements of AI tech giants, or, say, game console companies? Why are their stocks still valued
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
If firms prodice less, prices will be higher.
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
No, case law is when the interpretation of the law is ambiguous in specific cases where the law as written intends for a specific meaning. This is different, it is intentionally ambiguous precisely so bureaucrats get to choose winners and l
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
No, this is far worse. This is just a license for bureaucrats to selectively choose winners or losers in social media. Once regulatory capture happens it merely turns into a special privilehe for pre-established businesses or a vehicle for
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by sophrosyne42 8mo ago
For quite a few years, it has gone from "unless you care about gaming at all" to "unless you care about an extremely specific type of game". You don't have to be an evangelist to see the value linux has for gaming n
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by sophrosyne42 9mo ago
> What part? NGO/thinktanks operating within a 30 minute drive to the nation's capital? That is a pedestrian fact. Any organization seeking influence in Washington will be located in Washington. This provides zero evidence that
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by sophrosyne42 9mo ago
1. That is simply an onlooker's opinion. 2. It provides no evidence that Iran Int'l is CIA backed. If you're going to provide another link to a random journalist making assertions without evidence, save the trouble as it will
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by sophrosyne42 9mo ago
> Even more heinous, before you remove it, the AI button would lazy load causing you to sometimes hit it by accident when you mean to hit something else. Yup, definitely intended
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by sophrosyne42 9mo ago
It is more informative to reword it
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by sophrosyne42 10mo ago
We're talking about 404, not the cultural revolution
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by sophrosyne42 10mo ago
Given those precautions and your training, was it hard to share about it? Aren't you worried about the Chinese government punishing you for sharing?
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by sophrosyne42 10mo ago
I'm still curious what specific narratives you had in mind when you said "dominant Western narratives"
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by sophrosyne42 10mo ago
Yes, sure enough, but brains are not ideas, and there is no empirical or theoretical model for ideas in terms of brain states. The idea of unified science all stemming from a single ultimate cause is beautiful, but it is not how science wor
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by sophrosyne42 10mo ago
Well LLMs aren't human brains, unless you contort the definition of matrix algebra so much you could even include them.
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by sophrosyne42 10mo ago
Naming schemes in consumer marketing serve a function. They are easily identifiable, unique, and memorable. All of these properties serve to identify the thing by associating a unique name with a unique set of services/function/ef
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by sophrosyne42 10mo ago
Sure, it could be that. If only OP said that.
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by sophrosyne42 11mo ago
I guess the OP is just making an unrelated comment, because it almost sounds like he thinks that a hostile bid is evidence that the US has Ukraine-levels of corruption. Leaving aside the odd time period (Ukraine was much less corrupt pre-wa
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by sophrosyne42 11mo ago
Hostile bids have been a thing forever.

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