243637 pts ยท June 19, 2015
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
Not really. We use butane and propane today; that was always an option. We used CFCs because they aren't flammable and depending on who you ask, create a 'better' aerosol mist.
Oh, well. If the constitution says so. That changes everything.
Yeah it's a bit of A, a bit of B. iirc the egg has a toxic, protective layer that destroys sperm cells unless they have a matching something-or-other that lets them attempt to penetrate. Even then, it can take more than one sperm to breach the egg.
Each sperm will have a slightly different genetic payload, so ... kinda. Depends on how strongly you believe in nature vs. nurture. Failing something like a gender swap, or intellectual handicap or chronic disease that would steer your development and experiences in a different direction, I believe you'd more or less end up as the 'same' person.
That's how it used to go. Before reliable anaesthetics, you were just awake while someone cut you open or took off a leg. You know that story about the surgeon who prided himself on his speed, who ended up with a 300% mortality rate in a single surgery? That's why he was proud of being fast; it meant less time your patient has to endure the pain.
No one was told the Roman Empire had fallen. One day a bridge just collapsed, and there was no one there to fix it.
That's already very illegal since it involves a real child and isn't really what's being discussed. The problem is when you create a wholly unique image - which is a sticking point for the techbros since asking them to guarantee no CSAM made it into the training data is apparently too big an ask. They *need* the "genAI creates unique content" thing to take hold, otherwise they don't get protection. Thankfully genAI already facing pushback in copyright courts, so hopefully this will be similar.
The difference between reality and fiction? Fiction has to make sense.
Yarp. It's a first amendment issue. If something is fictional, it's generally protected speech. It takes a LOT to cross that line. Photorealistic CSAM should, imo, be one of the things that does it. Thing is, with even a passing familiarity with photo editing, I can already think of half a dozen ways to defeat "photorealistic" that can be easily undone or ignored - and once you start targeting unrealistic or drawn representations, you're dangerously close to regulating fiction like books or art.
It's the same everywhere, unfortunately. I still maintain a Twitter account because all my smut artists and vtubers are there, but 'comments' are completely unusable. It's just a sea of blue checks all repeating the same tired rhetoric. Youtube comments are sometimes hit or miss, depends on how big the viewership is. Comments under local news articles are just... Something else entirely.
If we're smart, we'll be moving our own gold to London as well.
Black and yellow are, iirc, the colours of 'anarcho-capitalism', the same way communism is red and yellow.
You've had single days of protest with months of inactivity in between.
I mean. Hungarians also protested in the streets for weeks on end; something Americans refuse to do citing a variety of excuses. Pretty soon, the excuse will be "well it's too cold," while Hungarians just, you know, wore a coat and hat.
yeah bro he's just following orders
So many. I cry at the drop of a hat at character redemptions, heroic sacrifices, impossible last stands... The first I really remember, where it all really started was...
And then you're shot. "Fight them in court" doesn't mean much when you're dead.
Yeah, was gonna say. They have a bunch of 'names', but spiritually they're all called "Fuck That's a Lot of Water".
They represent the mosquitoes.
The economy's no different. It's still people consuming things and how you interrupt that is either by stopping the things they consume, or stopping them from having the means to consume things. The people who cry, "wahh but I'm just trying to go to work, they're blocking the road!" Yeah because if you don't go to work, you get no money, and can't buy stuff."Wahh but that just makes me side against them!" You're already against them. Complacency is participation.
#19 Drivel. Narrative film, videogames, hell even music can do this. Some people want 'reads books' to be an entire personality.
First intuition is typically, larger size = more mass. I don't think this book is *actually* intended for babies, but it *is* a very basic introduction to the concept of relativity and spacetime, so that's where you start. Can get into density later.
If it comes to that, and I hope it never does, we'll see how long the machismo war hawking lasts under those conditions.
I'm not stupid enough to believe Canada would have a chance in a straight up shooting war with the United States, but if, god forbid, the Pedophile in Chief and his Gang of Pustules decided to take military action against Canada, I try to remember that the American people have never in modern history had to fight a war at home. War is always something that happens "over there", in the papers or on the television. They've never had to contend with their bridges and seaports randomly blowing up.
Sorry, I misremembered. It's not 3 times, it's 30 percent, higher likelihood of mortality by 5 years. Still significant. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6512959/
The decisions are being made based on statistics, not race - not directly. If 'white' people had a 3x higher probability of rejecting a heart transplant, they'd be the ones less likely to be assigned hearts by transplant committees. Numbers don't have an agenda. Extrapolating these two sisters to try and discredit a system that's based on statistics is intellectually dishonest. As nice as it would be to treat every individual in a vacuum, it's too inefficient and will end up *costing* lives.
Not really. We use butane and propane today; that was always an option. We used CFCs because they aren't flammable and depending on who you ask, create a 'better' aerosol mist.
Oh, well. If the constitution says so. That changes everything.
Yeah it's a bit of A, a bit of B. iirc the egg has a toxic, protective layer that destroys sperm cells unless they have a matching something-or-other that lets them attempt to penetrate. Even then, it can take more than one sperm to breach the egg.
Each sperm will have a slightly different genetic payload, so ... kinda. Depends on how strongly you believe in nature vs. nurture. Failing something like a gender swap, or intellectual handicap or chronic disease that would steer your development and experiences in a different direction, I believe you'd more or less end up as the 'same' person.
That's how it used to go. Before reliable anaesthetics, you were just awake while someone cut you open or took off a leg. You know that story about the surgeon who prided himself on his speed, who ended up with a 300% mortality rate in a single surgery? That's why he was proud of being fast; it meant less time your patient has to endure the pain.
No one was told the Roman Empire had fallen. One day a bridge just collapsed, and there was no one there to fix it.
That's already very illegal since it involves a real child and isn't really what's being discussed. The problem is when you create a wholly unique image - which is a sticking point for the techbros since asking them to guarantee no CSAM made it into the training data is apparently too big an ask. They *need* the "genAI creates unique content" thing to take hold, otherwise they don't get protection. Thankfully genAI already facing pushback in copyright courts, so hopefully this will be similar.
The difference between reality and fiction? Fiction has to make sense.
Yarp. It's a first amendment issue. If something is fictional, it's generally protected speech. It takes a LOT to cross that line. Photorealistic CSAM should, imo, be one of the things that does it. Thing is, with even a passing familiarity with photo editing, I can already think of half a dozen ways to defeat "photorealistic" that can be easily undone or ignored - and once you start targeting unrealistic or drawn representations, you're dangerously close to regulating fiction like books or art.
It's the same everywhere, unfortunately. I still maintain a Twitter account because all my smut artists and vtubers are there, but 'comments' are completely unusable. It's just a sea of blue checks all repeating the same tired rhetoric. Youtube comments are sometimes hit or miss, depends on how big the viewership is. Comments under local news articles are just... Something else entirely.
If we're smart, we'll be moving our own gold to London as well.
Black and yellow are, iirc, the colours of 'anarcho-capitalism', the same way communism is red and yellow.
You've had single days of protest with months of inactivity in between.
I mean. Hungarians also protested in the streets for weeks on end; something Americans refuse to do citing a variety of excuses. Pretty soon, the excuse will be "well it's too cold," while Hungarians just, you know, wore a coat and hat.
yeah bro he's just following orders
So many. I cry at the drop of a hat at character redemptions, heroic sacrifices, impossible last stands... The first I really remember, where it all really started was...
And then you're shot. "Fight them in court" doesn't mean much when you're dead.
Yeah, was gonna say. They have a bunch of 'names', but spiritually they're all called "Fuck That's a Lot of Water".
They represent the mosquitoes.
The economy's no different. It's still people consuming things and how you interrupt that is either by stopping the things they consume, or stopping them from having the means to consume things. The people who cry, "wahh but I'm just trying to go to work, they're blocking the road!" Yeah because if you don't go to work, you get no money, and can't buy stuff.
"Wahh but that just makes me side against them!" You're already against them. Complacency is participation.
#19 Drivel. Narrative film, videogames, hell even music can do this. Some people want 'reads books' to be an entire personality.
First intuition is typically, larger size = more mass. I don't think this book is *actually* intended for babies, but it *is* a very basic introduction to the concept of relativity and spacetime, so that's where you start. Can get into density later.
If it comes to that, and I hope it never does, we'll see how long the machismo war hawking lasts under those conditions.
I'm not stupid enough to believe Canada would have a chance in a straight up shooting war with the United States, but if, god forbid, the Pedophile in Chief and his Gang of Pustules decided to take military action against Canada, I try to remember that the American people have never in modern history had to fight a war at home. War is always something that happens "over there", in the papers or on the television. They've never had to contend with their bridges and seaports randomly blowing up.
Sorry, I misremembered. It's not 3 times, it's 30 percent, higher likelihood of mortality by 5 years. Still significant. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6512959/
The decisions are being made based on statistics, not race - not directly. If 'white' people had a 3x higher probability of rejecting a heart transplant, they'd be the ones less likely to be assigned hearts by transplant committees. Numbers don't have an agenda. Extrapolating these two sisters to try and discredit a system that's based on statistics is intellectually dishonest. As nice as it would be to treat every individual in a vacuum, it's too inefficient and will end up *costing* lives.