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zionic
5y ago
Interesting, that seems to strictly criminalize cartoons then. I wonder if that’s ever been enforced or challenged. Not that anyone would ever put their name behind attacking this.
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5y ago
> it doesn't matter if the underaged subject exists or not Are you sure this is true? As weird as it is it seems pretty ridiculous to suggest that someone drawing a sketch could be guilty of the same thing as someone abusing a real
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zionic
5y ago
I haven’t researched it heavily, but AFAIK the gov can’t really criminalize art/drawings etc. If it doesn’t depict a real person, then what’s the crime exactly? It’s still disgusting, but that’s another topic.
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5y ago
>Porn and AI This comment reminds me of a disturbing one I read a few months back on an anonymous underwater basket weaving forum. The poster was discussing those expensive “real doll” (?) sex robots that creep me out, anyways he went on
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5y ago
Or that one politician who called the capital hill autonomous zone a “summer of love”.
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5y ago
> That said I do fully support a far heavier taxation on capital gains if your net worth is in the hundred millionaires. That will be middle class if the gov keeps printing money the way they are. Setting tax rates on net worth is absurd
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5y ago
Wealth is not a zero-sum game.
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5y ago
That’s about 3x too high. The gov should function on 10% of the nations income or less.
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zionic
5y ago
Please stop calling them “electric”. You are almost certainly meaning resistive . Induction is also electric and is superior to both resistive and gas.
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5y ago
I’m no fan of his but Peterson is hardly right-wing. If anything he’s politically centrist with a strong focus on individualism. Both right and left wingers hate him because he undermines their collectivist/authoritarian sides
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5y ago
No, there’s no way for you to view it. Apps can spin up a new keychain that iCloud will sync and you can put arbitrary strings in there. The user has no idea. I’ve used it myself to persist auth tokens.
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5y ago
> but I don't think that's true. How old are you? I ask because if you want to see what people said about Amazon in 2008 look at what they say about Tesla today.
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5y ago
-Hinge: Seemingly the only viable competitor in the college scene -Bumble, OKCupid, POF, Match: 40+ only. -CoffeeMeetsBagel: ?
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5y ago
No, it's more like getting banned from _all_ the bars.
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5y ago
>Big tech would be if your ban from tinder causes you to lose access to your email, your productivity tools, and your income. Who you meet can radically change the trajectory of your life though, and if 99% of your demographic meets new
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5y ago
>This has nothing to do with Big tech. If you want to meet people don't use Tinder, As I said in my comment up-post, Tinder has a near-absolute monopoly in my area. If you're not on Tinder you basically don't exist on the
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5y ago
>All of the avenues to contact Instagram are meaningless and don’t lead anywhere. I feel you. I got permabanned from tinder when I emailed their support asking how the verification process worked with couples. They replied with a ban n
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5y ago
Wow, middle school me would have abused the heck out of this.
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5y ago
Ah, I see what you mean. Thanks for the explanation. This is just my opinion but doing that seems to be very dangerous. You're probably fine for small functions with single-developers, but once you get complex and have multiple people
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5y ago
Wait, is this some kind of a joke? That's swift evolution number *seven*. They're on hundreds now. That was committed in 2015. This is what, Swift 1.x days? Before? What production code was even using swift back then? The vast maj
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5y ago
Couldn't you then pipe the lossy thumbnail into something like nvidia's ML tool that creates "real" images from sketches?
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5y ago
>Swift itself is also quite nice - although it’s evolving really, really fast and tutorials/howtos and such go stale really quickly. Swift can and will drop language feature at the drop of a hat. Just today I wanted to do a simple C
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5y ago
>It was a rather frustrating experience because none of my existing knowledge worked. Well, it is a new language >I could see the field I needed in the object in the debugger, but for the life of me couldn't figure out how to get
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5y ago
I agree with you, but he same is true for physical keys. A car dealership can create a working key to steal/repossess your car in much the same way. We really need to move to strong crypto.
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5y ago
>You seem to think overpopulation is a myth. Not OP but I'm certainly leaning this way now after previously being concerned about it. Seemingly all/most of our advanced societies have negative population growth. I'm not su
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5y ago
Exactly. Would that be such a bad thing? Spend some time on /r/childfree. It's probably for the best that the people filling those comment sections don't multiply.
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5y ago
The US is massively under-populated.
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5y ago
What if we find out it's not actually urbanization/education, but a correlating exposure that happens when societies industrialize and there's no way out? Education doesn't explain male sperm counts being down 50% in 50
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5y ago
Having something a lot of other people want with the ability to deny them is textbook power.
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5y ago
If you're a gamer autoHDR and direct storage support are both wins. Also, if you have alder lake you want the new scheduler.
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