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Comment #49267367
There’s a difference between the abuse potential of ‘a car’ and ‘a nationwide surveillance network that tracks your location any time you’re on a public road’
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Comment #49262457
Then that danger is going to have to be balanced against the reduced danger to the general public
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Comment #49262346
Unfortunately we’re not real good at rescinding bad laws, so you just get tyranny (and a lot of mysteriously voided tickets for cops and politicians)
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Comment #49237555
Systems should be built so abuse isn’t allowed in the first place, in addition to monitoring for compliance.
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Comment #49232702
Offering ‘just don’t use modern communication’ as a solution when ‘ban data collection and retention’ is right there feels like a way to derail the conversation rather than an hone…
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Comment #49232661
That cellphone and car and television and most other things that spy on you were most certainly not free.
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Comment #49155704
Setting aside any utility it might have, crypto has lots of negative externalities besides energy usage. The event under discussion, for example.
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Comment #49101627
There’s a lot of nerve endings, probably the same reason spankings are a thing.
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Comment #49100636
That’s…the exact opposite of what the data says?
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Comment #49100490
The shoulder is a very easy place to be tattooed, which is why that area gets recommended for first-timers. Places with less flesh and more bone are much worse; I have tats on the …
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Comment #49084996
The majority of voters who pay no income tax are (heavily Republican) retirees.
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Comment #48986282
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Comment #48986116
I’ve interacted with a number of rationalists that are just as crazy as Ziz but managed to not implode with the help of money (either lucking into it via family/crypto or a tech jo…
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Comment #48986050
Well-educated young middle class white men, and with politics that generally flow entirely predictably from those demographics. The only real outlier is the openness to HBD/scienti…
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Comment #48979135
And big tech market cap is 5x what it was in 2019, yes. I’m not hearing wild overhiring in these numbers, quite the opposite.
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Comment #48977970
We’re going to be well into the Diamond Age before people stop attributing layoffs to ‘Covid overhiring.’
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Comment #48908679
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Comment #48908117
100% of what everyone hates about AI is what other people do with it, so “dont like it, don't use it” is fully unproductive here.
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Comment #48892914
It’s always fascinating to see when “this is hard and expensive to do, so we shouldn’t even try” is considered a compelling argument (housing, health care) vs. when it isn’t (defen…
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Comment #48824789
They gave notice, and supplying guns to criminals sounds like an immanent threat to me. I don’t think you’re being rational, here.
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Comment #48823269
> executed He was shot after opening fire, unprovoked, on federal agents performing a search of his home under a lawfully obtained warrant.
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Comment #48811124
Why not just ship him to CECOT? Official acts bro
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Comment #48786895
Reminder for any ‘houses used to be smaller’ rationalizations of home prices that the median homebuyer is now in their late fifties; these are rich people with decades of inflated …
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Comment #48786757
Really? Because in practice DSA candidates seem very focused on bread and butter issues like affordability, housing, and M4A. Like, Mamdani was the only NY Dem not talking about Is…