Nice, bundling them together is also a great move. Evil, corrupt fucks, draining their nations, fueling violence.

Loser mindset, skill issue.

I program 2-3 layers above (Tensorflow) and those words reverberate all the way up.

Going one step deeper, at the source, it's oligarchy and companies owning the law and in consequence also its enforcement.

How about you address his logic instead of going full ad personum.

You likely see this as a ramblings because barely anyone thinks about confucianism in modern times.

But it was state enforced for a while in multiple countries and left it's mark in strict social hierarchies, blind subservience to one's parents and focus on collective and ignoring individual needs and problems. Those reverberate in modern times and make the countries what they are now.

Was this post made by AI, or am I missing some reference or dogwhistle knowledge.

What is the connection between wiki article about horse from two centuries ago to r/Europe to nazism?

Against the Storm

It's a pretty fun ~~rougelike~~ rougelite city builder in a world where it always rains and every few decades a malevolent eldritch storm destroys most of the civilization.

Just in case:

This means a problem with PCIe bus connection. Reseat the unruly card. If problem persists, check for cracks near your PCIe connector.

It might also be an (unlikely) problem with motherboard especially if you scratched it or CPU if you bent some pins.

Seriously, fuck rich and stupid people.

"Oh no - we invested our money in racist monkey JPEGs ignoring any risk and lost some of it.

Now instead of accepting the loss like most individual investors, we sue to game the system in our favor in yet another way."

He's the owner. He won't.

"How dare they use our abandoned slaves? Slave should stay forever loyal to their master no matter how we mistreat it. They are our property, we have all rights to their use, skills and knowledge."

If this goes anywhere, Confederacy actually won the long game.

It certainly doesn't. It's just that alt rtght absolutely abuses good will and rules to the extreme and systematically hijacks certain phrases.

See Elon Musk's Twitter as a light example (giving in to authoritarian censorship, and skewing content visibility, while constantly touting himself a "Free speech absolutist"), or the_donald from Reddit, which was mostly made of bots, conspiracy theorists and some sane, but malicious people, banning anyone who's even slightly misaligned.

Some people like the previous commenter are then incorrectly shortcutting hijacked slogans to the alt right. Which was their goal to start with - increasing the friction, uncertainty and division.

To elaborate about free speech we want to mantain sensible environment. So we need to give a boot to astroturfing bots and far, far right neonazis. Though as with most things, moderation is the key.