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2mo ago
One can't simply burst positivist bubbles in a Wellbutrin-lulled lair like HN and go away undownvoted.
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> It's probably best in the current environment if you refrain from making any more of the "think of the children" type of arguments. We all understand where that leads. Alas, propaganda playbooks don't update that of
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2mo ago
Aha, yet another right that will be given exactly zero fucks by the corpocracy.
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2mo ago
Sure, the old trusty "if we don't do it, someone else will" rhetoric. And of course "think of the disabled"!
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2mo ago
Just like the coding is solved by redefining what solved means, so is the current iteration of "altruism".
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2mo ago
Never put all AI taxes in one basket!
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2mo ago
Ah, the modern debacle, shall we choose this kind of shit or that?
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2mo ago
Exactly, the metadata is the key to encrypted data.
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2mo ago
> Objectively speaking, you end up exactly the same way you started. Absolutely not. You end up feeling you're unable to explain x86_64 instruction set you just saw and understood not only to your fellow tribesmen gathered around th
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2mo ago
This beauty is so immensely infinite that humans came up with making it finite by creating de finitions made of words, which became both their salvation and damnation.
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Seeing connections in everything is unsurprisingly marked as illness in The Black Iron Prison (per Philip Dick), while not seeing connections in anything is its reinforcing virtue: the daily grind, the routine, the dittoheadness, the oblivi
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> Until we got a complaint from a government (who shall remain nameless for obvious reasons) that was upset with Windows 95 because it depicted naked children. How dare you violate the government's exclusive right to naked children!
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A certain remote tropic island's!
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2mo ago
The water flows whichever way there's a gradient of height. Don't create gradients you don't have dams for.
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2mo ago
At Nuremberg, they all were just doing their job and executed their orders, those eager beavers of men.
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2mo ago
It's not about someone willing or not, it's about you, an ostensibly grown adult who should think in terms of your own responsibilities instead of others'.
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It's not pointless anti-intellectualism, it's pro-humanism. History holds enough examples of intellectuals who out of absolute lack of any human compassion subjected fellow human beings to anti-humane conditions, hoping to find an
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2mo ago
Newsflash, living in a healthy environment is healthy!
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2mo ago
Brigade's at work! A bone well earned, dawgs.
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2mo ago
Gog and Magog won't create themselves out of thin air. A discourse must be cultivated and steered till the point when they are ready to form.
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2mo ago
Like that synthetic Flat Earth think tank, launched in Jan 2016, with noticeable rounds of funding in Feb 2017, Nov 2017 and Mar 2019, that was created to infiltrate all discussions where people haven't been buying official narratives
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2mo ago
Stochastic fuse with false positives and false negatives? No, thanks!
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2mo ago
A fuse can sit 99.9999999% of its lifetime in a circuit doing nothing, should we get rid of fuses?
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2mo ago
So they took the existing clown show called "elections" and cranked it to 11.
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2mo ago
Definitely a lifesaver for tech support! And the fact it's self-hosted is priceless.
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Alas, if only x86 was indeed just a single Titanic to get sunk and forgotten. Instead, it's the blueprint for all the subsequent unsinkable ships in terms of surveillance capabilities.
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2mo ago
I've been waiting fervently for some kind of IntelMEgate since the day I learned about IntelME.
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How? By asking what stops you?
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It's called agendas. The world is full of issues everyone is okay with until they are presented as apocalyptic to the public. Like seasonal flu whose annual death toll is in the range of 600-1200 thousands. And then, as easily forgotte
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2mo ago
If YOU fixed that, what stops YOU from fixing this again?
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