Take8435

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by Take8435 6d ago
Post made by account 2 days ago.
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by Take8435 4mo ago
I've not been impressed with the latest flash model at all. :\
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by Take8435 4mo ago
Just wondering, do you think it's not relevant to help the reader understand context on the US' impact? Positive or negative?
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by Take8435 4mo ago
> How do you tackle narcissism as a problem when virtually everything (internet, social media, celebrities, politics) prolifically promotes a narcissistic way of life as a successful one? This is what a government and/or society nee
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by Take8435 4mo ago
I'm not talking about mortality. You injected that and glossed over what I said.
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by Take8435 4mo ago
> Where did the parent comment say that? This is about as bad faith of a take as it gets. I'm asking a question. It's not a bad faith take. How else should I reply to it? Just accept it and move on? I don't agree and want
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by Take8435 4mo ago
> Poorest of poor and illiterate people happen to have more children than the rest. Just curious, why do you think this is? Please elaborate. > If men are educated on responsibilities of alimony and child support, with almost no right
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by Take8435 4mo ago
I want to know, "I feel that informing males beforehand about the responsibilities of fatherhood would decrease the birth rate", why do you feel this way? Increased responsibilities should only fall on the mother? Please explain y
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by Take8435 4mo ago
This is misleading. Education is not the panacea. I am saying it's a "whole of family" approach. Governments need to also provide more support to families. This is clear to any parent.
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by Take8435 4mo ago
So, the solution is to... not provide education? The logic doesn't make sense. You say this yourself: "I would still have them if I knew just how hard it would be" If it reduces birth rates, that's not due to education a
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by Take8435 4mo ago
Birth rates would also improve when boys and men are educated. Both genders need education and child support programs. Men/Boys need to understand what responsibilities they have, if they choose to have a child. They also need to under
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by Take8435 5mo ago
Grok can take clothes off from any picture of a woman. Therefore, I will never use Grok. I don't know how anyone feels comfortable using this product.
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by Take8435 7mo ago
It's unfortunate that folks who complain incessantly about "facts not feelings" don't appear to be using their critical thinking skills here. But I guess it's not too surprising.
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by Take8435 7mo ago
Sure. A state where housing is dirt cheap and no taxes is great, but if something happens to you, good luck finding a hospital or municipal services. Job prospects are also something to consider. Just because houses cost more and there&#x27
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by Take8435 7mo ago
AI Influencers are already making inroads. I don't think it's as safe as you think.
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by Take8435 7mo ago
I don't think that post was made in jest.
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by Take8435 7mo ago
Not to mention, a team member is (surprise!) fired or let go, and no knowledge transfer exists. Womp, womp. Codebase just gets worse as the organization or team flails. Seen this way too often.
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by Take8435 7mo ago
It gets eyeballs.
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by Take8435 11mo ago
> had the faintest clue about Nazism Whew lad. This tells me all we need to know. "I don't know nothing but folks gotta listen to my opinion!"
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by Take8435 1y ago
> It goes without saying that Musk is smarter than most would ever hope to be. I about spit out my coffee.
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by Take8435 1y ago
I don't really want to use the X platform. What's the best alternative? Claude?
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by Take8435 1y ago
New term to add to the lexicon... bit-rot. I like it.
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by Take8435 1y ago
...Data that is kept can be exfiltrated.
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by Take8435 1y ago
This post is about OpenAI keeping chat logs. All DeepSeek API calls are kept. https://cdn.deepseek.com/policies/en-US/deepseek-privacy-pol...
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by Take8435 1y ago
It's actually considered a form of political corruption. Not necessarily illegal corruption but corruption in the "normal" sense of decision making and dealings of the organization.
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by Take8435 1y ago
By whose measure is it the 'strongest'? That suggests it's somehow more effective. Counterpoint: It's intrusive to a worker's life, career prospects and their family if you decide to hire a family member over someon
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by Take8435 1y ago
That's the thing. "Mainstream" Media in the US are no longer bound to the fairness doctrine. Thus, we have corporate ownership which steers how a story is written or at all. Independent media beholden only to their viewers (n
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by Take8435 1y ago
Your experience is typical only for your region, I'll just say that. > The solution is endless growing bureaucracy to implement and enforce fairness at every level and it is happening everywhere I can see. You are advocating for fai
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by Take8435 1y ago
I am not who you replied to, but this is why I find it odd that people want nepotism to continue.
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by Take8435 1y ago
> Sometimes, I feel like the whole downwards trend having a single kid loses the family aspect of my previous generation There are many reasons folks have no kids or only one kid. I don't think opining for a larger family 'for

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