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vokep
8y ago
By that definition, isn't that basically 90% of everything? And no doubt it applies to leftists, absolutely. That's the basis of a lot of right wing views: that the left is simply being populist and doesn't give a shit about
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8y ago
When you have enough personal data to blackmail anyone who disagrees, you can go pretty damn far. Eventually they'll encounter a hero, someone important enough who says "fuck it" Its just speculation, that they're blackm
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8y ago
>Its goal is to identify users after they've removed standard cookies and other privacy data such as Flash cookies (LSOs), HTML5 storage, SilverLight storage, and others. AKA >Its goal is to identify users after they've take
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8y ago
You can claim its a canard, as you can claim the sky is purple. Maybe it is for others, but not for me and a some I know with a similar position. I have immigrant family members, I have no issue with immigration, with new people. There i
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8y ago
1. That sucks and is bad and should not happen. I would think we agree on that. I don't think this is relevant to the discussion 2. Yes that is how it works. It's an analogy and this is where it breaks, we could push it though
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8y ago
Right! What I meant is that when you look at perception itself, of thoughts or anything else, you run into turtles all the way down, or up. Who or what actually thinks? I do? except I can't decide what I think entirely, even if I
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8y ago
>As far as I can tell it didn’t work. Glad you're a good sport about it now :). Very cool to read this, thanks for sharing. If you did want to share any more, I'm curious as to what the initial symptoms were, thanks.
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8y ago
Not many are against immigrants or immigration in general, at least not in regards to the US. The issue is Illegal immigration. You're supposed to come through the front door.
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8y ago
But when you start thinking about how there isn't just something from nothing, but something from nothing that can see stuff...then its hard not to view things like turtles-all-the-way-down
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8y ago
What is bad about that
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8y ago
It may be hard and you may be viewed as "that weird restrictive parent that won't even let their kids play fortnite", but that doesn't make you wrong. Good stuff, glad parents like you are out there.
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8y ago
Agreed. Are you working on anything related to this?
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8y ago
note that a human doesn't recognize a bus after seeing one once. A human takes thousands, maybe millions, of examples of various things before it learns to look at a new thing and recognize it afterwards Actually, not sure if humans ar
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8y ago
Why use repeated textures? Just provide a low resolution "pattern definition", say some blades of grass, and fresh unique textures could be generated by a network. probably pretty computationally cheap too
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8y ago
The work being done is the heat generated. "literally cook organs from the inside from the heat" requires active work to accomplish. That's why its used for diet pills, its a way to get more calories out.
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8y ago
You can't make something from nothing. Faster metabolism? Sure some people have that, eat less. Calories in. Exercising doesn't burn many calories? Exercise more. Calories out. CICO may as well be 1+1=2.
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8y ago
PLEASE YES THIS. Honestly it feels like a fantasy though
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8y ago
>Who is going to program terror in? Who programmed it into you? It programmed itself into you, because it was beneficial to your survival. Maybe terrified programs are better workers? Why setup a program to experience anything that is
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8y ago
You're saying he was just watching normal porn? I remember specifically thinking "well, embarrassing sure, but everybody does it, oh well" Why rob a bank just for some embarrassment?
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8y ago
The "if everyone just tried this there would be no war..." is absolutely wishful thinking yes, because it ignores that organization and process is required for large scale structures to function. And while we may not like each an
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8y ago
Why not welfare on top of that too, for the people who get tricked to waste their welfare money? and what about those who waste their ubi money, welfare money, and backup welfare money? we need a failsafe fund for those too! People are free
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8y ago
Nah it definitely does. It doesn't take much, just four things rotated at a 90 degree angle the whole thing looks sorta swastikaey but its especially the negative space that jumps out.
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8y ago
Or we could just normalize it as just another shape.
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8y ago
I'm in full agreement. like...seriously? they really thought there was improvement to be made on the Library of Congress logo? Its a book...and its nice and iconic, recognizable. They said the new design gives a brand identity thats
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8y ago
I always go for a burrito when I'm not sure of how to best balance my diet, you get beans,lettuce,meat,and starch(rice), not too bad.
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Anonymity is required to maintain freedom of speech. It provides a route for any adult to be the child that calls out the emperors new clothes. The sad part is yes, it also enables bad people to do bad things without consequence, however,
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8y ago
Yes, we'll die, but only 99.99% dead. The remaining surviving will have learned the most costly lesson yet of humanity, and will continue on and rebuild. It sucks, but so did the millions of years of animals murdering each other just
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A significant portion of those "refugees" are seeking safety from problems that can be solved at home, not famine.
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8y ago
No. Almost everyone is living "really well" compared to 100 years back. The lowest low is higher than it was before.
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8y ago
>The United States has a threat scoring system automatically scoring political, social, economic, and other "risk" data into municipal police departments so that these people can be monitored and managed without a warrant. This
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