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by uni_rule 4y ago
Sounds like what Discord is slowly becoming as it adds forum pages with comment threads as an option on public servers.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I think a lot of the people here also just haven't outgrown the "Elon Musk real life iron man" mode of thinking. You see a lot of apologism for it everywhere on this site, even on things like safety incidents.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
He doesn't know what he's doing unless his main goal was always just to distract a bunch of people away from something bigger. On the concrete end I think he'll eat shit like Verizon/Oath/Yahoo did when they lost $0
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Wow. Leaving this to a self-learning black box has so many ways it could possibly go wrong.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Some people will try to push the idea of individualized user-end moderation but that idea has not been successfully implemented since Usenet's Alt heirarchy faded from the internet's popular consciousness. It simply isn't pra
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I doubt it because it's a braindead decision. It's also totally out of his wheelhouse. Twitter is not a commercial product, nor is it an engineering project. It's a forum. A really volatile forum. Elon has no experience moder
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by uni_rule 4y ago
If that initial statement about not caring about the ad's context were true the advertising companies wouldn't have torched Youtube's as revenue 5 years ago because explicitly their ads were played on unsavory content. It tur
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by uni_rule 4y ago
> Today, the U.S. Department of Justice announced changes to its news media guidelines that, for the first time, expressly prohibit members of the Department from using subpoenas or other investigative tools against journalists who posse
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Not knowing this guy's background, what do you have to do to become a "chess outcast"? Eat the pieces off the board during a game?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
You're not wrong but you're really not proving him wrong by not arguing or trying to feel superior.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
The reason you're so confused is because despite the development costs there really is that little substance to what they created. They rebranded Oculus and made a half-baked sterile meeting app for it that nobody uses. There is a lot
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Perish the thought, society will lose just as much as they have gained from this organization.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Possibly it's a sign of new cars becoming relatively less common compared to used ones, causing higher end cars to be over represented because more well off people are the only ones buying new. Also EV's also have lots of price in
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by uni_rule 4y ago
You fool! Not starving or freezing is an extrinsic motivator!
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Wait, everyone just assumed it was the same people?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
> We noticed this problem and therefore have found a very profitable solution to sell everyone
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by uni_rule 4y ago
If you want to start arguments you can call that opportunistic rent seeking, something to consider in face of 2021 having record corporate profits. That idea is plausible enough that even some more conservative outlets gave it coverage: ht
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Like a tpm module?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
These protests are all symbolic nothingburgers done by out of touch european teenagers. So far the only thing they seem good at doing is revealing how uncomfortably common whackjobs who respond to these symbolic generally reversible "d
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I understand the sentiment but a dead ssd won't permanently brick a large portion of x86 laptops.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Vouchers that immediately squander the social mobility provided by public schools by placing them in an opportunity to go into a financial death spiral the moment those who can afford to leave and take the tax money with them while those
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Mental illness is not a byproduct of modern society, its study and treatment is. Why is the rate of mental illness going up? It's because the stigma over mental healthcare is dropping rapidly and more people are getting formally diagno
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by uni_rule 4y ago
I really don't want AI bullshit to be a copyright "gray market" affair like MP3 Players and media rips are. That would be a pain in the ass. They already did enough harm to the legal viability of regular sampling, I think I m
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Because they aren't selling commodities/consumables. In the world of technology this is textbook anti competitive behavior. If a Chinese company were skimming R&D in the exact same way (as they have attracted some infamy for d
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Mostly hosting but many find the lockout of it to "workstation" chipsets annoyingly arbitrary particularly when many off-the-shelf AM4 motherboards can use ECC memory without issue. The inability to use it elsewhere is comparative
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by uni_rule 4y ago
And that alleged agenda is?
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by uni_rule 4y ago
If the history of avation is anything to go by, the incredibly stringent safety guidelines everybody must follow is not out of the goodness of their hearts but rather written by legislators in the blood of crash victims. The fact that NASA
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by uni_rule 4y ago
For me they're annoyingly self referencing. I rarely ever get recommendations outside my recent watch history so it feels like there's nothing to discover on-site outside of stretching the "my mix" playlist until it star
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by uni_rule 4y ago
Reminds of of that old as rocks joke about the most powerful computer available being graduate students.
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by uni_rule 4y ago
God what a non-issue.

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