titaphraz

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Firehose of Falsehood(en.wikipedia.org)
11 points by titaphraz 1y ago|0 comments
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by titaphraz 1y ago
Mango Mussolini's first term was a trial run for fascism but few on his team were onboard. Now he's back with full team of loonies.
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by titaphraz 1y ago
"... he's America's Hitler" -- JD Vance, Vice president of USA on Trump, President of USA. (Before JD became VP)
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by titaphraz 1y ago
> Combining science and design creativity can improve a child’s confidence in reading, changing their trajectory in life. Kermit is, therefore, ... You don't get away with just slapping out a statement like that unless you provide a
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by titaphraz 1y ago
It's exhausting because of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firehose_of_falsehood
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by titaphraz 1y ago
That's a massive issue. Every topic is so polarized that it's as if it's evil vs. good. But I think people are waking up, because things they took as non-political god given right is being made political and taken away.
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by titaphraz 1y ago
That's a bit sinisterly of you.
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by titaphraz 1y ago
After Reddit's API fiasco 2 years ago, things started to degrade really fast. Today, everything is more bland, less insightful comments and more aggravated/toxic comments. I mostly visit due to habit and mostly I feel worse afterw
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by titaphraz 1y ago
It's not clear to me why that's a problem?
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by titaphraz 1y ago
I really hope this won't become the new craze. The examples triggers all my irritation triggers. I couldn't use a website like that.
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by titaphraz 1y ago
Countries all over the world are issuing US travel warnings. If there's an error or mistake on your visa you risk being detained by ICE for weeks on end or even end up in the Gulag in El Salvador. For European visitors, they can see th
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by titaphraz 2y ago
Yep, it's hard. Let's deter it in the first place with imprisonment for the CEO if convicted. Ads will be amazingly informative.
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by titaphraz 2y ago
A start would be banning of misleading statements and half-truths. A panel of randomly selected 100 people will be the judge and jury.
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by titaphraz 2y ago
Kudos. It would have been nice to see benchmarks compared to Nginx, since it's extremely popular. I'm not using any of the other servers in the benchmark so it's meaningless to me.
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by titaphraz 2y ago
Whatever the actual work that was, the sound engineer did the world a favor by cutting the cord to her mic right there and then.
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by titaphraz 2y ago
> People want these simulations to be as realistic as possible Have you ever played D&D? There is no graphics, it's all in your head. I've played amazing adventures many years ago that I can still visualize in my head.
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by titaphraz 2y ago
US is now shipping people to El Salvador "by mistake" without a way of getting them back: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politic... This is from the playbook, it's a trial
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by titaphraz 2y ago
A lot of offline sync projects just drop data on conflict and pretend it didn't happen. It's the salesman job to divert your questions about it. I found another blogpost from turso where they say they offer 3 options on conflict:
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by titaphraz 2y ago
It's insane to think that so many owe so much to an contraband book. There's a very good podcast about (music) copyright and how it's used and abused. The podcast is mainly about Men At Work's "Down Under" and
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by titaphraz 2y ago
> Individuals with economically left-wing and culturally conservative attitudes tend to score highest on conspiracy thinking. Because conspiracy is usually committed by right-wing individuals?
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by titaphraz 2y ago
Pintrest owns all the top 7 blocked results. Good, they've earned it. I never understood why Google let them destroy Google Image search results.
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by titaphraz 2y ago
Responsible disclosure has been a thing for a long time. This is not a professional behavior.
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by titaphraz 2y ago
Is your goal to break down audio to individual instrument's sheet music? That'd be nothing short of amazing.