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by unselect5917 4mo ago
'islamo supremacists', but not jewish supremacists? The ones just spontaneously moved into a land where people already lived 75 years ago aren't responsible? Literally DARVO. is a reaction that perpetrators of wrongdoing, suc
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by unselect5917 4mo ago
Show me a single article about "antisemitism on the decline".
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by unselect5917 4mo ago
If our press was honest, every story you heard about Russia would have been about Israel instead. Israel is overwhelmingly America's worst enemy and they distract from that by pretending Russia/Iran/China/Qatar is. No ot
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by unselect5917 5mo ago
I wish we had more (or maybe better yet one) software engineering union in America. The trouble seems to be that it's so easy to scab (outsource) or hire foreign competition (H1b et al) which is a pretty broken program even according t
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by unselect5917 5mo ago
I've been using Brave for years. And I'm in the process of moving off of gmail. Why bing of all engines?
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by unselect5917 5mo ago
It is privacy with respect to your ISP. A lot of ISPs are pretty shitty. Some will rat out their own customers to copyright mongrels and threaten to disconnect you - which is important when there's a local monopoly. Things you connect
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by unselect5917 5mo ago
I don't go to McDonald's at all because not even the fries are gluten free. They used to be glorious beef tallow fried, and now they're seasoned with a wheat based flavoring. Basically the only fast food left to me is Taco Be
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by unselect5917 5mo ago
News isn't watched, it's read. There's extraordinary convincing power in having a talking head say things to you. You're way more likely to believe it regardless of truth. It's why they all do it.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
I was delighted to find that "expand selection" was a supported function, doubly so when I noticed that it was ctrl+w (what I'm used to and this may be from the IntelliJ defaults), but it... doesn't do anything. Even sel
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
>2.3. Acceptable Use >The Service uses technology provided by multiple third party AI subprocessors (the “AI Providers”) including but not limited to: Anthropic, PBC (“Anthropic”), Google LLC (“Google”), LiveKit Incorporated, OpenAI,
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
We simply don't need online age verification. It's not the state or private business' job to parent children. It's their parents job. This is not only unnecessary, but will with 100% certainty lead to negative downstream
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
Anecdotal evidence is weak (not) evidence.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
>Not so sure about that. Handing an ID to a bouncer at a bar or similar is not logging anything. Mainly it's some big man that you can see gears turning to see if the date is correct and a cursory glance to see if the photo matches.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
HN glazes anthropic every single time I see it come up. This is as obvious as HN's political bias.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
And they are obviously correct as the per capita statistics prove out over and over and over and over and over again.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
We're not talking about an American criticizing his country though. We're talking about a foreigner.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
>it’s a patriotic duty. For Americans, not foreigners.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
>If what GP claims (I doubt it) is true Here's a screenshot someone took of a TikTok search for "the uss liberty" https://x.com/hayasaka_aryan/status/1963236545231527957
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gz7RO0jXkAAWsW5?format=jpg&name=...
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
You literally made up something in your own head, put it in quotes, and then pretended I said it. Textbook strawman fallacy. Twice.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
It's 90% debate lol It's the pvp of social media. What are you talking about? Hilariously absurd statement.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
Well google doesn't publish their ranking so we go with the data we have, not the data we want. Do you have secret unpublished play store rankings?
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
You can tell someone is having a very emotional response when they respond with a strawman fallacy like "a couple of people in Japan tried ranch for the first time" And that's when you stop engaging with the bad-faith actor:
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
It completely took over twitter for like a week and it was endearing. I made this myself (with grok's help) to celebrate: https://i.imgur.com/MG9mUxW.jpeg If you're rejecting X out of hate for Musk, you're si
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
This is exactly the reason I used to be almost exclusively an r/all browser back when reddit was worth using. I didn't want a curated feed tailored to my beliefs. I wanted to know what was going on. Then in ~2015 free speech was k
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
America and Japan have been discussing BBQ for about a week and. And the Japanese have just discovered ranch dressing. It's hilarious to watch. Russians recently joined in and, they're fuckin' hilarious in a way that only Rus
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
>So should they make a Truth Social account too? Yes! urgently! Why wouldn't they? That's where (I assume) the most opposing people are. That should be the most important outreach. If they can get one person (from what I assume
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
It's the most popular news app in the world according to Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/iphone/charts/6009 Whatever irrational/ideological notions are convincing you everyone quit simply aren&#x27
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
It's a signal of lying, closed minded, authoritarian, sexist, and racist ideologues. The truth and people telling it fear no debate. Debate isn't allowed on blusky.
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by unselect5917 6mo ago
Because it's completely unfounded unhinged lunacy. Detailed why here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47714636

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