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by walls 4y ago
Isn’t the point of free speech that it can defend itself? Why do we need to police the content our citizens consume if that’s the case?
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by walls 4y ago
So you’re saying freedom of speech is dangerous and should be curtailed? The same thing is happening locally.
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by walls 4y ago
Why is freedom of speech suddenly not worth preserving when it comes from somewhere we don’t like?
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by walls 4y ago
What are these managers getting 400k/year to do if they can't list the accomplishments of their subordinates?
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by walls 4y ago
Then he should turn that one minute into text and add it to the website.
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by walls 4y ago
What kind of APIs are you writing that don’t involve db lookups or calls to other services?
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by walls 4y ago
It's very easy to not get these on TikTok by simply skipping past them a few times. It's also very easy for them to become your whole feed if you happen to watch all of them.
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by walls 4y ago
What a pretentious asshole.
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by walls 4y ago
They didn't assume, you did. They showed some real data and you reacted emotionally.
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by walls 4y ago
This is partially why everyone hates managers. What the hell else are you even doing that you don’t have time to ensure your employees are doing their job? You’re really not that busy.
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by walls 4y ago
Ukraine already had diplomacy, genius. Russia set up on the border and invaded anyway because they are completely untrustworthy.
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by walls 4y ago
It's not surprising that people who would do this happen to be the people who want to return to the office.
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by walls 4y ago
I'd rather Wikipedia not turn into another Mozilla. Not having a ton of extra money is a good way to prevent that kind of bloat.
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by walls 4y ago
It sounds like the only actual advantage is 'you get to keep the same account'? That doesn't seem like something most people are going to care about.
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by walls 4y ago
You know they already get probably 70% of your cities budget, right?
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by walls 4y ago
They're believable enough for video calls: https://www.dw.com/en/vitali-klitschko-fake-tricks-berlin-ma...
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by walls 4y ago
If you want smooth, I would try some linear switches.
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by walls 4y ago
It was too good to last, unfortunately.
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by walls 4y ago
My point is that a lot of them aren’t experts, they’re just educated enough to sound like one.
170.
by walls 4y ago
… and then you hit a COVID related thread and realize it’s really just Reddit for people with more self confidence.
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by walls 4y ago
That's exactly how google has been running search for the last several years, though.
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by walls 4y ago
I like that you had to specify 'legally' because riders in America basically never follow traffic laws.
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by walls 4y ago
Reading is tough, but the parent comment is about allowing TikTok to exist in the west. Also, as mentioned in the first sentence of the article, this is exactly what Meta does in the Facebook and Instagram apps.
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by walls 4y ago
What happened to free speech being the bastion of America and the only thing that can counter misinformation and propaganda? Suddenly doesn't seem to work so well when a Chinese app is granted that privilege.
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by walls 4y ago
Seems like this is probably it: https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2021/05/savings-are-now-more...
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by walls 4y ago
That's probably because it's not true. You can see the definition of M1 changed at the exact time that chart shows a spike. https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h6/current/default.h...
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by walls 4y ago
You could just decrease the timestamp instead of actually waiting.
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by walls 4y ago
Midjourney is censoring images as well...
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by walls 4y ago
Just look at the state of almost every google project.
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by walls 4y ago
> The hordes of people who turn into lunatics is silly. The hordes of lunatics already exist, and are just waiting for something to happen.

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