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firebat45
2y ago
I wouldn't even say a common goal. There's plenty of opinions on what the ideal Earth's climate would be like. Some people strive for what they view as "natural", vs other people who aim to reduce natural disaster
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2y ago
You're right to an extent, but personal use electric vehicles are still a step in the right direction. Even if all the power generated for them comes from coal, which is another argument people make against them. I would wager that E
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2y ago
Plenty of artists make art for commercial purposes. In fact, that's kind of the dividing line between "professional" and "amateur" artist.
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2y ago
I understand that there is an entire culture surrounding these machines and that people enjoy collecting and restoring them. Hell, I would even like to build a cabinet myself one day. But there's a reason they are disappearing. They&
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2y ago
It's interesting how advocating for backdoors into consumer products (like the US wanted DJI to do) suddenly makes you uneasy that there are other backdoors into those products. I don't like Apple, but this was exactly their argum
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3y ago
Exactly this! Replace "novel" with "nude pictures" and the moral side of this becomes much more obvious. It doesn't matter if he had dementia. It doesn't matter if people appreciate the novel or if his kids fe
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3y ago
He's almost as good as the guy that killed Hitler. Really doing the world a favor.
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3y ago
'It's one banana, Michael. What could it cost, $10?' I bet it will be marketed as "more affordable prices for people struggling, offset by higher prices for the rich".
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3y ago
It really has nothing to do with Democracy or Capitalism. It has everything to do with suppressing the votes of certain demographics.
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3y ago
He only said there is no legal "right", not that gun ownership was completely illegal. The point being, reasonable countries view gun ownership as a privilege that can be lost, instead of a right that cannot.
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3y ago
And the Constitution is immutable, right? What would you even call a ratified change to the Constitution?
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3y ago
OTOH, how many children got Kinder Eggs ~without~ knowing that there was a small plastic toy inside? That was kind of the whole gimmick. Also, there have been 9 reported deaths worldwide that have been linked to choking on the toy inside a
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3y ago
Have you ever tried running a gas furnace off of a solar panel? "Accelerating a transition" != "this has been 100% accomplished"
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3y ago
Just a nitpick - The main character in Snow Crash is named Hiro, not Hero.
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3y ago
Would you buy a rental car for only a 10-20% discount?
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3y ago
Children may not be able to make good decisions with their money, but many adults aren't either, especially when it is someone else's money (ie, their kids). A child should retain full control of their own money up to a certain va
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3y ago
You could just as easily claim that since AI are not human artists that copyright does not apply to them.
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3y ago
So in your world, we make no attempt to improve anything unless we can achieve 100% perfection? Sounds like a terrible plan.
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3y ago
There's shorter, handier terms for those two types of people: "naive", and "realistic", respectively.
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3y ago
>she emailed me in the morning and I responded in the afternoon Real question: How long should she sit at her desk and twiddle her thumbs, waiting for your reply, before she moves on to emailing/phoning/interviewing a differen
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3y ago
Well, at least you got the first part right. That is a truly stupid idea.
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3y ago
In the olden days, people took time to apply for each job. Nowadays, they spam out applications to hundreds of places in a day. The problem is on both ends and stems from rewarding quantity over quality.
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3y ago
>Cellophane is called Cellophane. This floor is made of floor
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3y ago
Going by the Velcro website, you should be saying "Adobe Brand Photoshop Brand Elements software". Ridiculous.
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Virtually every product is made by killing animals. I'd say vegetarians/vegans only really care about products that ~require~ the killing of an animal, and care very little about the products that only kill animals incidentally.
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3y ago
I'd argue that 2 entities taking turns vocalizing (or similar) with each other with the intent of the other responding back is the base definition of a conversation. No, they didn't discuss the finer points of Hume's philosop
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3y ago
You mean nineteen eighty-fourteen.
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3y ago
If it's difficult to tell, does it really matter?
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>Isn't windows 11 forcing an annual prescription? Freudian slip ftw
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3y ago
If all some companies are doing is throwing a flashy control panel onto FOSS and reselling it, perhaps FOSS should refocus a bit more on the user experience and provide the control panel themselves?
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