MiguelX413

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by MiguelX413 12d ago
Argentina had its own version of Pinochet?
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by MiguelX413 22d ago
No, just to bypass length limits.
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SK hynix runs out of replacement SSDs and defaults to purchase price refunds(tomshardware.com)
4 points by MiguelX413 23d ago|2 comments
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by MiguelX413 2mo ago
Yeah, what does it matter that the best healthcare, only available to the globally rich, American or not, is in the US? A much better measurement of a given country's healthcare system in more meaningful terms is average outcomes of th
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Why would AI be part of that process?
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Louisiana Advances One of the Country's 'Cruelest' Anti-Homeless Bills(commondreams.org)
39 points by MiguelX413 5mo ago|59 comments
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
I think their existence is a problem
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Like all technology, it's not question about it itself but rather how it's used.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
That's absolutely not the point of higher education, don't drag it down to the level of industry please.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
> CS wasn't supposed to be a programming boot camp anyway, it is at its heart an academic degree much close to pure mathematics than programming. Maybe it should go back to that? Maybe college never should have been for everyone? Th
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
> I can think of no example in history of the entire world deciding to just forsake the development of a technology because it seemed like it could prove to be too dangerous. The same psychological logic always applies. I wish they did b
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
I'd be ok with killing Hitler.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Wonderful way to put it.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Why the hell are you downvoted? It's an undeniable fact that the US defense industry profits off the mass murder of civilians including literally burning families alive as we bomb their homes.
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Indianapolis councilor says home shot at 13 times, "No Data Centers" sign left(cbsnews.com)
3 points by MiguelX413 5mo ago|0 comments
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
I don't think it follows.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Expropriation would be ideal.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
> The problem with a very broad definition of violence is that it permits a pretty barbaric worldview. If I cut someone off in traffic, or if a careless administrative action on my part costs someone money that then puts them in a financ
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Well if we're going off of total user counts of platforms, Twitter is pretty niche. I'm on every social media besides it. I couldn't stand it before Musk and I can't stand it now.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
How is the EU worse?
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
How do you reconcile violence between democracies then? What happens when two democracies go to war? If it were WWII, I'd support the military violence of my government against the democratically-elected Hitler. Similarly, I think viol
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
> Then it’s not categorically evil. I disagree. > If it is, change the laws. Anywhere. Tell me who I should vote for this next election cycle to do that. > Yup, not okay with the precedent that anyone affiliated with our military d
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
No, people don't have the right to self-defense against self-defense. The provocator doesn't get that.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
If fixing it is an option, sure. I don't think it's a given that it is.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
How else could it work?
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
These arguments make perfect logical sense. Sam Altman has ceased to be a civilian, he has waived those rights with his DoD deal, I don't know why people are acting like he is one. I think it's cowardly that both of you are so dow
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Cuba is next.
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Calling it “a democratically elected government's defense department” is extremely generous and not a good point even if the premise were true. Hitler was democratically elected, who cares? The premise doesn't make sense either be
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
Following or breaking the law isn't a good metric anymore. It never was really, a lot of genocides were “legal”. Sometimes it turns into a question of which law too. The US regularly breaks international law, so why should we respect
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by MiguelX413 5mo ago
What's your answer?

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