Why would you have to write in Joe Biden?

i like guns but don't a bunch of other states have bans like this? how could it be unconstitutional in Cali but not in the other states that have had laws like this for years

Jan 6 committee doesn't exist anymore

I really really doubt this, openai said recently that ai detectors are pretty much impossible. And in the article they literally use the wrong name to refer to a different AI detector.

Especially when you can change Chatgpt's style by just asking it to write in a more casual way, "stylometrics" seems to be an improbable method for detecting ai as well.

AI has some legitimate applications but I feel like this is like a mirror of the "PUT BLOCKCHAIN IN EVERYTHING" hype

Amazon Lock boxes are like PO boxes but free, you just order with one as a destination and you put a code in and it unlocks a locker with your item in it

I don't like Amazon but I mean this does pretty much defeat porch piracy

There should be an option for communities to form unions between them of some sort, or at least a client-side option to combine communities into a single big one

I feel like you could still give science a head start by giving them rough ideas of how things work, like penicillin and steam power and whatnot

Even if you don't know all the ins and puts you can give them something to go off of to develop the technology faster

People in the comments with a completely fictionalized idea of Lenin as some kind of libertarian hippie who hated Stalin's "authoritarianism" vs people in the comments with a completely fictionalized idea of Lenin as a "counterrevolutionary" (lol) or despot

yep and just as I thought it's based on a fundamentally flawed understanding of socialism or communism

Neither system has everybody rewarded the same no matter how hard or little they work

This didn't even happen in the Soviet union, it's just theoretically, practically, and historically incorrect to think that's how socialism works

comment section frustratingly filled with McCarthy-brained liberals who have never critically examined their preconceptions about communism

does anyone using the "human nature" argument even know what they're saying?

what about "human nature" or "humans aren't perfect" undermines socialism or communism? by what mechanism?

it feels like it's a talking point that means absolutely nothing when viewed critically, and is only mindlessly repeated because it sounds cynical and "smart"