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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
As I said in another comment, all of these statements are true. Blue Sky blew up very quickly and starter parks were a key part of that. Blue Sky is also losing users which I find to be expected. Threads is quickly gaining users because of
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
All of these are true. Bluesky blew up because it was the first large "not Twitter" social media and it has solid communities. Threads has blown past them because of network effects. If you have an instagram account, you have a Th
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
I come from a small town and know many conservative Christians. They are pushing for this. Like you said, it is easier to blame external sources than to accept you need to do better as parent.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
No judgement but I would love to hear from Google employees who worked on this. Do they believe they are improving the internet in any way?
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Liar lies news at 11.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Elon is paying Telegram an ungodly sum for Telegram to integrate Grok.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Nothing you single out matters here. His background doesn't invalidate his arguments.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Trump just added 4 trillion more in debt funding tax cuts for billionaire. The amount of money science research gets in the US is pennies compared to that. Investments in science always returns on investment in the form of technology. The i
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
All topics that negatively talk about Trump or Elon get flagged. I'll let you come to a conclusion as to why.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Good for her. Got paid a ton of money to be the fall guy and no one ever believed anything that went wrong with the company was her fault. That's a clean getaway in my book. Hopefully she can move on to something that isn't buildi
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Isn't this the second time this has happened? Like, happening once is crazy enough but for it to happen twice? There is clearly some tampering happening with people trying to coax it a certain way. I also have to question the people wh
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
No but I'm trying to be optimistic.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
The amount of companies that have tried to sell me their MCP in the past month is reaching triple digits and I won't entertain any of it because all of these companies are running on hype and put security second.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
It is legally.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
I don't really know how publishers fight back in this situation. Big tech took all of their content and art, trained AI, and are now trying to sell it back to them. It's incredibly fucked.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
> Evading antitrust norms via vertical integration is not 'competition'. (Apple app store and 30% rent) This one is competition though. No one is forced to use Apple or develop for Apple. People purchase Apple because they like
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Capitalism and colonialism share a lot of similar traits and are not exclusive. In this case, this is the very definition of colonialism, taking over someone's territory and exploiting their resources. AI is trained on all of these pub
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
I wouldn't call it a shallow dismissal. If you used Libreoffice you already know the current state of it. It is slow, buggy, way behind in features compared to MS Office and the UI is a mess. If I tried to take Excel away from my co-wo
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Libreoffice is already shit. It works don't get me wrong but the project is far behind where it should be.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
Regulators about to be fired and decimated by DOGE
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
The point you're trying to make can equally apply to people simply moving from out of state into your state.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
You've misunderstood my point with mentioning that they pax taxes. If more people are paying taxes then more money should be flowing into these programs, doubly so if more people are using them. If that isn't happening then your p
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
I also know people who work in these agencies. I'm not saying these people don't exist. I'm saying these people aren't a "drain" as you put it. They pax taxes towards these programs and pay social security that
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
> You need to separate the politicians from the people. There is always someone willing to say anything to get elected. Of course they never really solve the issues, so long as not solving the issue harms their chances of reelection less
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
I'm not taking your comment as you blaming Democrats or Republicans. I'm pointing out that the people who are largely anti-immigration are the ones perpetuating the problem and if people want to really solve the problem, we can so
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
> The average working American in my state can't afford "good" healthcare but we're happy to let these people in sign these people up for state healthcare and benefits (at least in my blue state, perhaps the red state
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
That's the point. It's not possible to comply with this so if you upset the administration they have a valid reason to arrest, deport, and ban you because you lied on an immigration form.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
> 2) The vaccine mandates were enforced by having employers fire you for failure to comply with it. It was actually pretty terrible. When I was a kid, I had to have certain vaccines or I couldn't enroll in elementary school. Is tha
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
What problems are you talking about? Be specific.
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by ujkhsjkdhf234 1y ago
I have worked for many companies and the majority of them are not technically complex. They are drowning in tech debt from when they were in a high growth phase and many of the employees they have are due to needing to handle that debt but

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