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OKRainbowKid
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Comment #49229459
I truly wish I lived in your world were left of center parties actually had a significant influence on current EU and national (German) government. However, I do not, and in this w…
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Comment #49229227
Occasionally holding trillion dollar corporations accountable to the law is not a business model. I reckon the societal damage these "social" media companies inflict is magnitudes …
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Comment #49153050
What kind of person new to a community (account created today) tries to police more established members of that community in their very first comment ?
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Comment #49132913
Why not spend it on the most cost efficient option with the best long term prospects?
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Comment #49132255
They do make for a good boogeyman, that's for sure. Other parties really should study them for how they manage to force everybody else to do their bidding while having no actual po…
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Comment #49113076
German energy prices aren't driven by renewables.
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Comment #49113037
"renewables increase oil dependency" now that is an argument I haven't seen before.
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Comment #49112991
Okay, and how does compare to other options? And do you have sources without an obvious conflict of interest?
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Comment #49112301
I'm sorry, but your comment to me just reads like a long rant about the Green party.
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Comment #49110602
This gets repeated again and again, but wouldn't the money required to build/maintain nuclear plants be much better invested in building out renewables and battery storage? They al…
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Comment #49110510
Are you implying the EU court is (secretly) cooperating with national legislative bodies to implement surveillance tools while pretending to uphold civil liberties?
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Comment #49049132
So are you saying that effort level isn't a parameter to an LLM, but that each level actually corresponds to a slightly differently tuned LLM?
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Comment #48959601
Ok, what's your point?
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Comment #48932239
You have a weird definition of "zealot".
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Comment #48909058
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Comment #48905682
Thank you, and I agree. Your phrasing more accurately reflects what I meant to say.
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Comment #48905669
It might be to you, but I don't follow your generalization. I spend a lot of time online and personally wouldn't shed a tear if YouTube stopped existing tomorrow. Not because I fee…
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Comment #48905619
Doesn't that depend on the implementation? Don't get me wrong, I am also highly skeptical about governments or businesses using means like age verification to pursue an agenda of b…
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Comment #48905574
This seems to be the latest attempt of the conservative CDU to further reduce transparency and accountability of government officials. One could posit the goal is to enable corrupt…
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Comment #48899907
Yeah it's crazy, in every post about Germany inevitably the nuclear phase out will get brought up and the comments/discussions always seem like a shit show of misinformation to me.…
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Comment #48896342
YouTube != the Internet
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Comment #48891226
It's not a ridiculous comparison in a world where Meta faces a 1.4T lawsuit over their core platform design being addictive to young people. And that lawsuit isn't brought by the E…
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Comment #48891169
And you don't need it to access the internet either.
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Comment #48890830
How is it strange? As far as I know, there's quite some research on negative impact of social media on teens mental health. How is restricting access to specific age groups fundame…
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Comment #48890810
So did you just reframe the headline to match your own sentiment on that issue, or is there more substance to your comment?