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by lukan 10d ago
Oversimplificated, they are just oversimplificated. The world is good and bad. The current establishment of government they know is clearly bad to them, so the enemy of their enemy must be a friend and part of good then. But speaking of it,
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by lukan 10d ago
Not much probably, the sentiment existed before, but Musk's support for instance did made an impact. You know, richest man supporting a party, and poor people thinking, oh, I also want to be associated with being rich and I also am ang
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by lukan 10d ago
Since I live in a area with high AfD support, yes I am sure that they don't "like" this party in the usual sense you would use that word. For some it is rather cult like, they are united in hate, in not much else. If they rea
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by lukan 10d ago
They don't like them. They just hate everything established more. Reasons: Migration Crisis, Corona, ... bitterness about the world in general.
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by lukan 10d ago
We are on HN, I thought that goes without saying.
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by lukan 10d ago
Demonstrating the in my opinion not so well working left-right as a meaningful political description as a concept in general.
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by lukan 10d ago
Important distinction, but I would debate the "most common tutorials on the internet" claim.
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by lukan 10d ago
More critical will be, whether BSW will make their 5% because they would help the AfD to get power (they said so clearly).
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by lukan 10d ago
"What exactly went wrong for this catastrophe to happen?" Many things. "most popular party nationally" But not as bad as it sounds, because we have many different parties, and the majority is not AfD.
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by lukan 10d ago
"Maybe we can call it “agent first” to help move things along." "Agent First" API access for social networks. What could possibly go wrong.
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by lukan 10d ago
Yes police can break the law, but they may not officially do so normally. At least not in my world.
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by lukan 10d ago
"They promoted and hosted violent/terrorist activity." What kind exactly?
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by lukan 10d ago
"Over the years it has been clear that we in the “open source” camp (as opposed to the “free software” camp) were wrong all along. We won the debate, and gained little for users or developers. All that our efforts did was to make it ea
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by lukan 10d ago
But even police in interrogation mode may not lie that will result in lead poisening.
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by lukan 10d ago
New to me is that judges openly confirm and accept it.
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by lukan 10d ago
"Engelhardt stated there is no “constitutional right to truthful information from officials during a public health crisis.” " " “Defendants’ actions allegedly deprived Plaintiffs of clean water and guileless information. Thes
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by lukan 11d ago
Or scary. If you extrapolate a bit.
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by lukan 12d ago
They can usually, but you still have to check each user. There were lot's of them, you understand the part, where new bots get created automatically?
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by lukan 12d ago
He did in the end, doing edits now requires a password only avaiable from him directly.
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by lukan 12d ago
Because he did not wanted to delete genuine messages? Though it says the wiki has been largely not active, but it seems he wanted to restore it's functionality (he also started requiring a password for making edits now). https:/&
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by lukan 12d ago
"my brain hurts trying to understand how that can be" Well, we all are, some are just more used to it by now and take the magic for granted. My simple explanation, those neural networks save lot's of patterns of data, and tha
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by lukan 13d ago
"The law will nullify ordinances enacted by Austin in 2010 and Dallas in 2015 that established 10-minute breaks every four hours so that construction workers can drink water and protect themselves from the sun" Wow, that is the ab
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by lukan 13d ago
Yeah, what is the right form of nature here - wetlands, or a road for humans. There is likely no cosmic right answer - but personally I believe we have lot's of roads and too little wetlands left.
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by lukan 13d ago
"I feel as though we have strayed so far from this in modern times" I don't know, some years ago I just accepted the system level UI problem's as they are and at most made a suggestion somewhere - and now I can just poin
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by lukan 14d ago
Also so they can watch each other, in case of the humans trying to shut them down.
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by lukan 14d ago
"Can post a tutorial if there's interest." There is.
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by lukan 14d ago
Been there. Nice and peaceful, but can get lonely, though.
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by lukan 14d ago
And what would my vote change about the situation? Local hosting will be a solution, once the hardware becomes affordable.
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by lukan 14d ago
Because they have no incentive as a company to do that? But do have a strong incentive to learn from user input. (Most cutting edge features are developed private - very valuable to get that into your tool) And getting the data is not hard
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by lukan 14d ago
Erm, was that part about keeping trash in the freezer serious? For me a freezer is for food, I don't mix that with garbage by intention. (small particles of it will remain)

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