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z3ncyberpunk
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2y ago
Damn must be nice to be rich enough to be able to casually have 100TB of space for such projects.
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2y ago
IA currently shows 3 snapshots, the most current has intact images while the first two did not.
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2y ago
An unrigged market like Robinhood*
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2y ago
I care far more about pollution than carbon in the short and medium terms but focus has completely been dissolved from that in the interests of the big carbon grift. It's all a scam for large institutions to rake in more money and not
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2y ago
This. is. awesome!
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2y ago
Sometimes their ideas may be right, but it is no less of an elitist, pretentious, ego-inflated ivory tower.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Am academic -- the culture IS more divisive, performative, and tribal.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Flouride has no benefits. Not even for tooth health once you reach adulthood
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
That's nice, except for those who are professionally offended at everything under the sun. Just because you think something might be abuse, doesn't mean it is. Far too many people, including Gen Z, are entrenched in their self-rig
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Moving fast or just completely inefficient
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Because their constant stream of disinformation should be shamed
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Except it's widely proven today, so you might want to reexamine your propaganda echo chamber
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2y ago
Then YOU are not to be taken seriously.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Apple hands your data over to PRISM since 2012.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
You're "value" is entirely subjective and based on imaginary nonsense. Machine learning engineers making $500k are certainly not worth $500k just because its a hot trend right now. Gucci, Louis Vouton, etc, high fashion items
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2y ago
A lot of it is the case of bad science being popularized and then blindly built upon. This is exampled by the recent redaction of a huge amount of Alzheimer's papers which formed the nucleus of Alzheimer's research. Academia and s
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2y ago
Hey everyone, let's use handy computers that can count and do math quicker than any human on the planet. They'll just need days to count them all and if they flip someone's vote, oh well "we can't fix that".
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2y ago
"nonsense about election fraud"... the very real election fraud happening all over the place, just as it did last election (in which the legal truths are just being made public)?
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Flouride. does. not. need. to. be. in. the. water. supply.... period. No "argument" you could make is of any credibility.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
So what, if it costs you 300k to be comfortable then you are being suckered. When people are struggling to make it by on $30 and $40k and see these privileged propagandists complain about making six figures, no one has sympathy.
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2y ago
> "Also, there is no fluoride in it anymore" Good. There is absolutely no reason this should be in water.
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2y ago
We have derailments monthly due to poor track conditions... We have terrible pay and conditions for operators who are exploited by both the companies and then the government. We do not have pretty good infrastructure.
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2y ago
It is, yet the Atlantic's wild, nonsense opinion pieces are used all the time by mainstream media outlets and Web denizens as if they are some source of truth.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Okay, have you not seen the quality of their articles?
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2y ago
Yeah, wonder what it could be? Certainly not the toxic, poisoned food and water. Certainly not the mind numbing amount of propaganda and industrial-scale psychological warfare leveraged upon people, their attention, thoughts, and habits, es
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2y ago
Yeah, change the world for the worse.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
This is trash. Bellingcat is a CIA cutout. NPR and BBC are most certainly not neutrally biased or factual.
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2y ago
That would be YOU'RE bias. Google search has most definitely gotten both more biased, and worse in terms of the quality, number, and diversity of search results over the past 5 years.
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2y ago
Well, to start, their TV shows are pretty terrible.
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z3ncyberpunk
2y ago
Good. Disposable vapes are a plague
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