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by talon8635 2mo ago
So happy to see this Chanel posted. Love this guy!
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by talon8635 3mo ago
I suspect people keep asking because it’s becoming, with each passing day, increasingly difficult to distinguish what has been generated from what has not
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Almost spit my coffee out
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Proposals to ban export of US models and import of foreign models… things are getting interesting indeed. I won’t pretend to know where any of it leads, but we are in a major historical moment. The very beginning, anyways.
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Help me understand your question. I honestly can’t connect the dots. What do you mean re Zuck?
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Oh boy this couldn’t be more wrong. A society overtaken by ignorance does not value you, the self proclaimed genius.
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Which country?
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by talon8635 3mo ago
My state of California is crumbling from deferred maintenance in pretty much every realm—old houses, busted roads despite the gentlest weather, public schools with lead pipes, painfully loud rickety trains, public spaces converted into publ
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Perhaps it’s because they are #2 strongest entity? Or maybe they are number 1, no one can say for sure. Your comment also implies that those who haven’t participated in colonization might not fear being colonized. Seems… off.
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Not to mention the fact that all of those home countries are equally if not more openly racist and restrictive of immigrants from the other direction The question is, is any country “perfect” in this regard, showing zero degree of self-sele
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by talon8635 3mo ago
No I don’t think so. The “Germany should know better” is more akin to irony Soft bigotry of low expectation is not open hostility so much as a giving up on a people—-X people are inherently incapable, so just let them be, don’t expect anyt
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by talon8635 3mo ago
I’d be various curious what country you’re from that such people would feel comfortable moving to. But of course don’t share if you don’t want.
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by talon8635 3mo ago
I have zero knowledge on German politics. But I do wonder, if these same problems are plagues many (most) big cities (and even countries) in the west, including very liberal and high spending governments, how can we safely conclude it’s a c
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by talon8635 3mo ago
Agree 100%
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by talon8635 3mo ago
We’ve really evolved quickly into simple vectors for a magical tool that solves our problems. Can’t solve the problem? There’ll be a new release soon that can!
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Believe what you want, but I would consider myself one of those allegedly mythical people
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by talon8635 4mo ago
What’s going on with social queues today where so many people here are not immediately understanding this is clearly satire?
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Using “this X” in the title is the definition of bait to me. They could, in as many characters, say the journals name. But they don’t specifically in order to bait you into clicking to find out which journal.
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by talon8635 4mo ago
I DO hate him, and still find this black and white thinking unsettling, though not uncommon. Has all of the western world completely surrendered to the nuance void?
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Regarding the beer analogy, can anyone on earth survive 365 beer servings of alcohol without dying? Are you demanding research that 365 beers at once is more harmful than 1/day/year?
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by talon8635 4mo ago
> Pro-Israel people actually are in favor of targeting these kids because they might grow resentful of Israel and join Hamas. I know many in that camp, and this sounds bananas to me.
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by talon8635 4mo ago
The real version is much more applicable, because we can’t see far, because we are depressingly shortsighted. In this regard, we aren’t standing on shoulders of giants, we are like an immense asshole of a dad climbing ontop of his young chi
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Okay… do you not feel culpable at some point? Do you feel no obligation to expose these various individuals fleecing the tax payers? Your boss, the academics, and everyone else who participated or knows and remains silent. Obviously, you ar
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Our comments speak for themselves, readers can decide for themselves
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by talon8635 4mo ago
You’re chastising the person above you for blocking out the world with headphones while bragging that you have honed skills over time to, due to desire and necessity, block out the world in your own head. In any case, it doesn’t strike me a
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Don’t some countries in EU have face covering bans that have to take religious practices into consideration? Isn’t (non) taxation of religious institutions an ongoing debate? Wouldn’t knowing religious census data aid in exploring that? Tho
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Isn’t religion, for those who follow it (I don’t), one of if not the most important aspects of their identity and life’s purpose? I love breakfast food, but not that much. Don’t some religions not get along very well? Given your criteria, w
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by talon8635 4mo ago
The point might be going over my head… why does it make no sense?
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by talon8635 4mo ago
Less literature on offer? It seems to me the easiest time in human history to access any information whatsoever, including any and all literature. The quality of modern literature may well be declining, but the is literally endless reading
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by talon8635 4mo ago
HN continues to slouch towards emotional outrage, even at the expense of the point.

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