y0eswddl

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by y0eswddl 1y ago
Probably an increase of users in general last year.
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> I've never understood the not allowing felons to vote, even while incarcerated. It's the racism. It's why the 13th amendment allows slavery for criminals and why Black people are disproportionately targeted and imprisone
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They mention both in the actual article
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Would you mind explaining how using a calculator to crunch numbers is the same things as asking an LLM to build your application for you?
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"most often" is the key point here - can you even remember all the times that people have given you advice in your life in general? I'd be very surprised if you took every piece of advice offered to you all the time. Essentia
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How much effort do you put into trying before you quit? I used to look at games like Hades and Returnal and see nothing but chaos. But with enough time on the sticks both games became instinctual and I was able to find a flow. Yes, there&#x
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Can it be considered a war when one side has all the weapons and control?
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Ente Auth or Bitwarden?
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You've also heard that giving billionaires more money would "trickle down" to the rest of us...
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And that's not even looking at profits vs valuation...
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Because Prime sharing was allowed with people outside your household. Prime Family is not. The change means lots of people are losing access they once had and will have to pay if they want to continue using Prime. It's a significant ch
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
Except people were previously more likely to have used this to share with people outside their home. The effect is lots of people losing access they once had before. Whatever the technicalities of the change, it's likely going to be a
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Just because it's not conscious and intentional doesn't mean that there isn't still an effect. It's the way our brains work - the intention doesn't necessarily matter. Next time you're pissed off, try expressin
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I remember "hearing" recently that it's because our society conditions (most certain types) men to feel entitled to access and success; tie their self-worth and value as a human to their level of success; and to deem it a per
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I'm not so sure I agree with your insinuation that in our society we always do everything possible to optimize everything we do...
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69.3% still leaves 30% of tree being burned after cut down... An insane amount imo
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You added the "important" part - all he says is people write when they have something to say.
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Start w/ https://ssd.eff.org https://privacyguides.net
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
The questions and info you ask friends doesn't end up in a massive data profile on you stored in somebody's cloud to be used for future manipulation/marketing/profiling...
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I'm curious what kind of personalized tools you built?
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> Everyone lies, needs to suspend disbelief... It's wild to me that somehow we're wrong for not wanting to have to do this every day to get by...