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  • I'd feel much more sympathetic to that response if you hadn't been such an asshole in this thread.

  • this is on both of you :|

  • I think both of you could learn about the term "be the bigger man." How absolutely disappointing that you both react to each other with spiraling passive-aggression rather than sympathy or mutual understanding. Please, let's keep lemmy habitable.

  • Seems like a sensible policy. They do get a bit confused about traditional ML vs genAI but so does everyone else at the moment.

  • Basically every language has situations like this. "plus” in French comes to mind. I think the worst one in English is particularly bad though -- "can" and "can't" pronounced nearly identically in my dialect.

  • Yep! That's why I specified the meaning.

  • wdym?

    right:

    • the news affected me.
    • What effect will the new curriculum have on the kids?

    wrong:

    • the news effected me
    • what affect will the new curriculum have on the kids?
  • If they were serious about privacy-preserving age verification, they'd be looking at zero-knowledge proofs. Since ZKP is not on the table, this is really about control and surveillance.

  • I believe headline meant "mustn't."

  • not blaming you but now you know. affect is the verb meaning "to influence or alter," effect is the noun meaning "the result of a cause."

  • *affect

  • "jobsworth," British slang for someone like that.

  • Yeah one time my passport got slightly wet -- just enough to make it a bit crinkly -- and my gov't forced me to process it as "damaged" and pay a fine

  • Poilievre killed that with misinformation.

  • You probably don't need to. You can just access it via health gateway.

  • I actually approve of correctly referring to Israeli terrorism as settler colonialism.

  • OK that's a good argument. It's perhaps a flaw of the word "racist" that it can include systemic racism, when it connotes individual racism.

  • That's very fair yes. But how can you tell those who are anti-religion for racist reasons from those who are for not?

  • I don't really see how that's related. Even if it were motivated by racism, that'd be equally authoritarian to any other motive, since authoritarianism is about ceding rights from individuals to the government and it doesn't matter what the motivation for that is.