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Comment · 11 months ago
"end to end" I see what you did there.
Comment · 11 months ago
the article remains laughable because it is biased agitprop quoting a single unpublished pre-print paper with no attempt to provide any counter arguments in favour of the site. Have you actually visited ? I took a look at the articles on white nationalism and National Socialism and found them quite informative. Nothing "hateful" that I could see.

Now visit the Wikipedia articles on "Drug Liberalization", Communism, Roe v Wade, abortion to see the left wing bias in favour of drug legalization, white-washing Stalin's crimes, against reversal of Roe v Wade, and in favour of abortion.

Comment · 11 months ago
Do you really want a “competitor” to Facebook? Do you really want to have to make and manage accounts on multiple sites because you want to chat with someone and you don’t know which social media that person uses? Isn’t it better to have a single place you check when you need to chat with someone because everyone else is also there?
Comment · 11 months ago
Our government up here in Canada collects a carbon tax, in exchange for which it promises to change the weather. So it's crystal clear what Icelanders must do : set up an ocean tax and the govt. will take care of everything.
Comment · 11 months ago
this laughable article cites luminaries such as unnamed "experts" and a computer science grad student. So, no, this is not enough - can you yourself define what you mean by "ultra-right" viewpoints ?
Comment · 11 months ago
can you a) define "ultra-right" viewpoints and b) give some references for these views on Grokipedia ?
Comment · 11 months ago
This. Linkedin is garbage, yet I still use it because there are no competitors. This is what happens in a monoculture.
Comment · 11 months ago
the main problem with UBI is it makes people even more dependent on the state, and therefore more easy to control by said state.
Comment · 11 months ago
Pascal's Wager for tech.
Comment · 11 months ago
This is a great project, but the bigger question is: why isn't AMD doing this themselves? It continues to boggle my mind how much they don't seem to get the importance of a mature software stack when it is so obviously the key to the success of team red. A stack that can be used for EVERY card they produce, like CUDA, not just a select few. I used to believe that AMD the underdog would catch up some day, but I've more or less given up on them.
Comment · 11 months ago
Good lord, take a look at Dearborn, Michigan, then get back to me.

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