

It is amazing that for you, being able to spread hate seems to be a fundamental, inviolable human right.


It is amazing that for you, being able to spread hate seems to be a fundamental, inviolable human right.


We queued, this is, my wife did…
We were hunting for concert tickets, and as the online share was gone within seconds, we had to get tickets from the bands’ office. We drove into their area in town rather early, and then we saw a queue. I told my wife: “That must be the ticket queue, you go out and join, I find a place to park, and we meet in the queue or at their office.”
Turned out that finding a place to park in that area was basically impossible, and when I finally arrived at the ticket office much later, she had already gotten the tickets. And I had dropped her off just in time - the guys behind her got the very last ones. We did take the bus to get back to the car.


I surely hope they block plans to waste a billion in taxpayers money for a project that was supposed to be completely financed by private donors, and was completely unnecessary in the first place.


So hate speech is non-violent rhetoric to you?
And it is more about “just don’t offend” than about the individual levels of feeling offended.
Try to order something from an American web shop as a foreigner…
Bonus points for ordering something that is embargoed. You have to fill out US customs forms threatening fire from hell if you enter wrong data, while at the same time not allowing to enter correct data.


So he got his name from the caligae, the roman soldiers sandals? TIL.


First, in my branch of programming there is only insufficient training data available to make an impact. Second, by now it is confirmed scientific knowledge that using LLMs heavily impacts a humans brain to think. Third, there are so many cases of LLMs producing shitty code that nobody will be able to maintain, this will be a serious technical debt to be dealt with in the future.


If you think it is ok to spread hate, you’ll have to live with the consequences. I don’t think the world needs more hate.
And, btw, hate is what brought the GOP to power. Think about it.
One can only hope that justice finds him and deals with him as soon as possible. I’d even take heavenly justice if worldly does not work.
I put Tim in the same category as Kenny. As in the beer: Killkenny.


Don’t worry, he is just there to pick a few boxes of papers that Trump left for him.


When someone would scream into your face “Animals like you should be shot!”, wouldn’t it hurt you?
If someone spread lies about you or your family or your business if you had one, wouldn’t it do damage?
If someone spread the word that people of color or other minorities would do this or that (wasn’t it “Haitians eating dogs” or something recently?) and it led to people attacking this minority, wouldn’t it be dangerous?
Remember January 6th, where Trump whipped up the stupid to storm the Capitol? He did not use a cattle prod or stick, he only used words, and see what has happened.
And look closely at what the GOP is doing. They are spreading lies, and repeat them, until they fester and replace the truth in the hearts of the listeners.
And now tell me again that words can do no harm.


The GOP welcomes their future voters. The dumber they are, the better for Republican votes.


The question is what is less harm? Increased taxes or lack of education?


Impartiality is key to any such decision. Not only when one is rightfully criticising the genocide in Gaza.


Well, don’t just call him a traitor. Treat him as such.


No, it should not. “My freedom ends where it starts infringing on other peoples rights.” is the basic law of humanity. Any law book should basically follow this line, and mostly actually do.


While trains were the big “clock unifiers” back then, here in Europe, the 24h clock is generally the local version of “time”, without the “military” part.
Vile E. Coyote