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chuckleslord

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  • me_irl

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  • I... swore it was the other way round. Either way, their metaphor isn't the same as the actual situation because most who don't like AI hate it on a moral ground (wasteful, egregious) rather than on a pure aesthetic one.

  • me_irl

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  • I like the metaphor where you deny someone's dietary/moral choices, essentially made them party to a grave sin in their eyes, rob them of their ability to consent, and then laugh at them when they're upset about it. It's really fucking telling.

  • Someone has a LOT of dusty computers

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  • Compressed air. Used to clean electronics. You can also use it to get high (which is what is being implied is happening here) with some very serious side effects.

  • ‘In-your-face cover up’: Trump photo discovered in Epstein files pulled from DOJ website

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  • Late Qing-era Britain was all sorts of fucked up!

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  • On one hand, it's a dumb joke and I'd normally upvote. On the other, should I reward a Brit for purposefully ignoring cultural significance when it's minorly inconvenient to them? Stinks of colonist. Decisions decisions.

  • South Koreans hunt for old LG air-conditioners after logos turn out to be pure gold

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  • I actually think the metaphor doesn't really work when applied literally, except in the tautological sense. Banditry was a very poor lifestyle, only engaged in by the truly desperate.

  • imagine

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  • Imagine a 4D object if you think human imagination is limitless. Good luck

  • Woman charged after Mississippi Walmart shoppers say they found razor blades in loaves of bread

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  • Why is this local, low-level news story being pushed at a national level?

    Someone put razor blades in bread and was caught before anyone was hurt. Cool, why is this news?

  • South Koreans hunt for old LG air-conditioners after logos turn out to be pure gold

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  • The people who made out like bandits during the 1849 gold rush sold panning equipment and shovels. This is the modern version of that.

  • Sounds like a plan

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  • Practical Magic does sound weird when you describe it like that.

  • TIL: A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus

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  • Yeah, most planets have the same rotation direction as orbital direction (counter-clockwise rotation, counter-clockwise orbit) but Venus rotates clockwise.

  • Anyone been there?

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  • "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime." Dumbass

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  • Is it possible that your interpretation is valid? I mean, sure, but it's not likely. People's choice of phrases often shows their thought process. "If you can't do the time..." is a phrase that's often used to emphasize personal responsibility in a given situation. That, paired with the emphasis but reversal of the key phrase from the headline, strongly implies that this person thinks that it's the failings of those convicted (ie, they did the crime) for their convictions, rather than the police.

    The interpretation you bring to the comment is less likely for three reasons. One, a person agreeing with the headline but adding emphasis that the cops need to be held accountable would likely mention the cops somewhere in their comment (only people mentioned are "criminals" ("can't do the time")). Two, people most likely to be critical of cops are likely to want to talk about the systemic failures rather than individual failings (talking about conviction rates for DAs or case closure rates for cops or just plain racism being a large contributing factor). Three, and this is the big one, the most likely comments on Facebook are going to be from those who disagree with whatever is being shown since Facebook feeds you content based on what causes you to engage the most and anger is the most common reason for engagement.

  • Donald Trump Alleges Rob Reiner Died ‘Due to the Anger He Caused Others’ From Having ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’

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  • Where is the week strait? Is it near Friday island?

  • Pissing them off is just a bonus

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  • Heracles or Hercules is a Greek tragic character who at one point murders his wife and child when in a rage. Thinking Disney's Hercules is an accurate portrayal is where they messed up in describing their character, and both the DM and history buff know it, but the DM won't let them ruin the surprise.

  • America is worse than Israel in case you didn't know

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  • Don't be silly. States don't have universal healthcare

  • Orange man good

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  • There's a tool called a computer. And on it it has programs that can edit pictures.

  • "autism didn't exist back in my day"

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  • They've changed their name since. Now they're the Chicago Cubs

  • Google Communism

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  • Solid Rs is probably better than hard Rs. Was wondering why the hell you were throwing around a slur for a hot second. Either the R word or N word.

  • News @lemmy.world
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    US Olympic and Paralympic officials bar transgender women from competing in Olympic women’s sports

    apnews.com /article/team-usa-transgender-athletes-338c43225fdfad936d4b85c1a67ced36
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    If AI slop isn't labeled, it should be removed

  • politics @lemmy.world
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    Elon Musk’s super PAC awards $1 million prizes to 2 registered voters, despite DOJ warning

    www.cnn.com /2024/10/25/politics/elon-musk-super-pac-winners-doj-warning/index.html