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by trod1234 2y ago
> As long as we're casting diagnoses That's a snipe, which violates the rules. What I said doesn't support such a conclusion. > Anyway, yes children should be disciplined in order to prevent them from plagiarizing No on
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by trod1234 2y ago
It doesn't say that, you misquoted your own words, of things you took out of context. The two things are separate issues with clear distinction. No implication between the two can be made. The response urging them to seek professional
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by trod1234 2y ago
This isn't jaded, but is wrong insofar as its an incomplete understanding of the world or problem domain. It would take quite a lot of studying to complete the picture, and it also requires a high level of discernment (this area often
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by trod1234 2y ago
After reading this article, it is hard to say who is in the right here. The court could easily be wrong because they can only judge based on the facts at hand, based on presumptions they've already settled on. On one hand, the school r
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by trod1234 2y ago
This gets reposted quite often. The crux of the ongoing debate over the post has to do with the ambiguity of the stated requirements. For there to be any rational discussion, you need to have proper unique definitions for what is being comm
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by trod1234 2y ago
The interest is in the broad trend. This clearly telegraphs a few things for those that are observant enough to notice. Anyone interested in going into that field who has a brain would note that they are removing the entry level jobs using
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by trod1234 2y ago
Yeah this is just brilliant. /s Reading between the lines/Translation: We need ~50% less IT operations staff, we can have LLMs do this instead. The LLMs are coming for your white-collar work, and this is likely driving the white-
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by trod1234 2y ago
You are mistaken, and your line of reasoning is flawed and borderline delusional but before going into this I have to address a more important concern. Your response is very characteristic of people I know who have been diagnosed with schiz
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by trod1234 2y ago
Well its good that a snapshot was taken and is now available. Usually they show up relatively quickly but in this case it took almost a week between the save and a snapshot showing up.
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> Your entirely correct about US vs Them ... It is more appropriately called by its wartime use, divide and conquer, if you have no working communications, no organization or counteraction can occur. The ostrich gets eaten while its head
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by trod1234 2y ago
> But I bet a lot of people aren't even aware this is happening to them. That is the nature of this particular science, and the nail has been in the coffin on this since the 1950s. There are the people that know it exists, but would
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by trod1234 2y ago
I'd suggest you check out the books I mentioned. The case studies written in Robert Lifton's book, "Thought Reform, and the Psychology of Totalism", have many details of the elements, taken from first-hand accounts (PoWs
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by trod1234 2y ago
There are shitty parents who happen to by accident raise good people. I'd probably correct this to be, "invented by slothfully complacent parents who raised evil people. Seems more accurate and likely, and fits objective externall
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by trod1234 2y ago
> I would guess its a combination of "nobody sees the first hit". No, it is done that way by purposeful intent, though you wouldn't recognize it as such without having studied and having a certain level of exposure to how
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> Something's fucking wrong with the company and maybe shouldn't be in charge of making food... There has been a lot wrong since the early 1970s, but the nature of ponzi dynamics are that they show no direct evidence upfront th
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> In the US, packaging is guaranteed to have an accurate "contains" section. You are incorrect. The labeling laws have a number of loopholes which fail to appropriately or accurately list ingredients. No guarantees are made and
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by trod1234 2y ago
Not surprising, Ubuntu has suffered a wide array of issues going all the way back to their releases following 18.04 LTS. D-BUS has long been targeted by attackers for the exact reasons the author goes into (its fairly common knowledge in so
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by trod1234 2y ago
Normally these type of news articles get recorded for posterity pretty quickly in a number of places from the IA to archive.today, etc. It is interesting that when you search for this on IA, with the link shown ( https://www.404me