whatwhaaaaat

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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
So you don’t believe in forced language unless it includes issues you believe should be forced language changes. Thanks for making my point.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
The covid vaccines were never tested for transmission. How does herd immunity make any sense when it was never tested for transmission?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
The scenario that we’re going to be able to fight a war with another first world power, where we will attack their infrastructure but ours will be left untouched, seems unlikely.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
“Bro” but you did. The federal government censored speech it didn’t like by PAYING social media to delete it. In many instances it was content that was objectively true. Public schools are right now telling children in kindergarten they ca
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
It’s just the people online posting non-stop. The rest of us, checking in only when time allows, are not commenting 30 times in a single thread. (Check some of the posters here) Same thing happened with the rest of the nonsense over the l
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
I can assure you my comment has nothing to do with any Netflix show. Or any ancient history. We only need to go back 300 years to find the history we’re told isn’t reality. Do we think the Voc went silently into the night? Did the banki
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Just understand if you’re the one forcing language, hiring based on race, and forcing people to take part in medical experiments — you’re the regressive one. There is nothing progressive about any of that.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
The reality of the modern world cannot be explained by the history we are told.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
We’re going to need to see this working. From my perspective many of the corporate llms are actually getting worse. Slop feedback loops. By no means has it been proven that llms functioning the way you describe will result in superior out
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
What advantages are there to having chemicals in food that are banned in most of Europe as known carcinogens? Red 40. Some oils. Etc?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
What good do you believe comes from pharma companies advertising on television?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
That seems a bit disingenuous. I don’t hear anyone outside of rabid leftest circles asking for anyone else to pay their bills. What people don’t want is their doctor saying they need something while a guy in a suit tells them they can’t ha
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
If covid did that, and as Peter dazic said coronavirus are “driven by their spike protein”, then what exactly were the impacts of messenger rna telling your body to replicate the spike?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Ahh ok so you got nothing. I figured so. Thanks for confirming!
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
I’d be interested a concrete example of how you believe the 1980s was somehow different as far as government services today - and our course what country.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Let me get this right. To save the planet Denmark wants to stop producing food locally and instead import more? So those pig farts gotta go but the bunker fuel used to ship grain from a slash and burn rainforest farm in Brazil is a-ok. U
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Crazy to hear as a person who lived there for 7 years and had to conduct 0 conversations in Dutch in business, daily commerce, or interactions with the government. There are trilingual bums.. The only people who didn’t speak English didn
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Great idea. Let’s let the same people who built and managed healthcare.gov build bombs and airplanes.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Are you sure about this? It’s in the rfc from like 1998 that ISPs should allow customers to sla for larger prefixes. I don’t know a single US isp that doesn’t allow at least a 56. IPv6 is pointless and still a security risk but I’m gues
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
What a stupid thing to get mad about. Blocking someone should (and can only) prevent the blocker from seeing the blocked. It cannot prevent the blocked user from seeing the blocker’s posts because the blocked user can log out or worse cre
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
What about door locks? Or the ignition that had to be ripped out to use the usb stick trick? Does everyone have to use a club or hidden kill switch to not have them blamed. I’d be willing to guess you won’t use this word salad when describ
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
don’t forget the us federal government paid twitter and Facebook to remove speech it didn’t like (speech that turned out to be true).
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
I betcha he was whistling 2600. How is that different?
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
what is this program called? The fact that we tolerate this shit is unbelievable.
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Know any decent computer nerds in the 80s/90s that weren’t at least dabbling in that stuff? Hell there was a whole monthly meeting and magazine dedicated to that sort of behavior. Criminal? Yes. Part of hacker culture? Also yes. To
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
I live in the Midwest. I don’t know what all your other reply’s to other people say. I’m not sure what your point is substituting one language for another - you can’t take a guy who’s painted cars his whole life and retool him to “cnc prog
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
This could be a really funny comment in 5 years if the plagiarism generators actually worked. You could be out of a job with as little control of the whole situation as those rustbeltians you have such disregard for. NAFTA and globalism kil
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
It’s also the proliferation of not-really-technical people calling the shots and even developing at technical programs. 15 years ago most people in the industry actually wanted to be there except for perhaps a few exceptions. Now it’s just
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Are you sure it’s not becuase their data set likely doesn’t contain very many i7 non-ks
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by whatwhaaaaat 2y ago
Interesting. 12900k has no issues with either.

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