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by ttt0 5y ago
During communism in my country we still had a corrupted ruling class with more power, freedom, liberty and so forth. I'm never going to be a part of it and have the same options either way. Nor do I even have any desire to be a part of
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by ttt0 5y ago
> That should be reduced for equalizing opportunity for those children who are born without such a previledge. So should I be able to pass my house to my children or should it be taken away from them simply because they have a "priv
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by ttt0 5y ago
That's cool, but unless we're talking about some sort of progressive inheritance tax, it's not just about filthy rich people, but all of us. For example, if I die, why shouldn't I be able to pass my house onto my childre
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by ttt0 5y ago
How's that inherent? It's still illegal for the rich by the way. At some point your bail will be denied by the court, if you're a repeat offender.
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by ttt0 5y ago
What's wrong with an unequal society? I get that you might want to help out the poor, but I don't care if someone has more money than me. I don't like what some of those rich people or corporations are doing to the society, b
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by ttt0 5y ago
His operating system is probably GNU/Docker.
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by ttt0 5y ago
I'm not familiar with ML, but I assume you can simply get rid of training dataset after the fact, right? You don't have to keep it around forever? > trickier part is figuring out that your image was used in the dataset or convi
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by ttt0 5y ago
> the synthesized images would clearly be derivative works, and thus copyright holders have rights to the (portion of the) output which is derivative. Good luck proving it. So in practice it's basically legal.
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by ttt0 5y ago
Why UBI? I don't want any money, I have a job.
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by ttt0 5y ago
You can always vouch for the comment if you think it was flagged unfairly. I think each comment can be "resurrected" only once though.
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by ttt0 5y ago
You can show dead or flagged posts by turning on showdead in settings.
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by ttt0 5y ago
I'm not talking about this kind of abuse, that's to be expected. What I mean is web developers using it when it's not absolutely necessary. On forums, blogs, news sites, search engines and stuff of that nature. I already have
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by ttt0 5y ago
I just hope that WebGL, WASM etc are not going to be abused like JavaScript now is and will be only used for professional applications when you actually need it or useless, nonessential things like video games.
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by ttt0 5y ago
And telling someone to exercise is fatphobic, expecting people to be social is discriminating against people with aspergers, telling someone to meditate is anti-ADHD people. Do literally whatever you want, I'm sure you can somehow be
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by ttt0 5y ago
I didn't bother to comment on this, but these are my thoughts as well. From briefly looking through the source code, it seems like the only way this library cares about the capabilities of the terminal is just checking if '256&#x2
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by ttt0 5y ago
Criticizing pretty much any non-Western country might "help to normalize racist positions".
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by ttt0 5y ago
I don't think there really should be any political association to the virus in general, it just so happened that the issue divided itself along the partisan lines as usual. The buying out toilet paper was just to give you the time fram
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by ttt0 5y ago
> I think we are in disagreement. I don't remember such a switch, nor can identify one browsing backwards. Well, I definitely remember left-leaning people ridiculing it when people were buying out the toilet paper, saying that there
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by ttt0 5y ago
Yes, it really is fascinating how there are basically two entirely different worlds out there. But we're not in disagreement that the positions switched at some point, right? I've seen people talking about the rise in anti-asian h
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by ttt0 5y ago
I don't know about this particular wording, but from my point of view here is what happened: At first the loosely defined right-wing were panicking about the virus. Myself included, although I wasn't really panicking, just getting
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by ttt0 5y ago
No, not really. Both are just a statement of fact.
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by ttt0 5y ago
Yes, they used to be. That's usually how nations are born - around common ethnicity. And that's the point, everyone else got criticized for it except for Israel, which has a bipartisan support (at least in America). And any cr
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by ttt0 5y ago
I don't know how many, but I certainly will.
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by ttt0 5y ago
Reminds me of this: Cops put GPS tracker on man’s car, charge him with theft for removing it https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/11/man-charged-with...
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by ttt0 5y ago
install gentoo
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by ttt0 5y ago
Transactions, investment, store of value. Just like any other currency.
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by ttt0 5y ago
That's just a flaw of bitcoin, some other cryptos don't have this problem.
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by ttt0 5y ago
The primary use of cryptocurrency is in its name - a currency.
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by ttt0 5y ago
GPG?
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by ttt0 5y ago
You're trying to apply current law to mere predictions of what the law might be in the future. He's saying that for example political affiliation might become a protected category. Nothing bizarre about it.

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