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  • Why doesn't youtube shut down their public web api?

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  • Off the top of my head

    Potentially odeysee, peertube, or maybe even twitch, more likely I could see subscription platforms like patreon and nebula taking over

    Potentially something entirely new, I don't know

  • Why doesn't youtube shut down their public web api?

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  • Reddit did that and then instantly multiple serious competitors began to siphon off their power users both out of principle and practicality, it was the straw that broke the camel's back.

    YouTube i think understands to not cross the line because if they no longer have a monopoly on mid to long form content their golden goose dies. People are already on edge after a long sequence of attacks against non-premium users.

    Personally, If they do do that, and at least some amount of the channels I care about move to a different platform, I'll happily move with them and cancel my YouTube premium.

  • choose your champion

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  • The issue is that you called it dumb because you interpret it as "only children" are enlightened enough to see the tree as a tree.

    But I don't believe that is the intent of the comic, instead, they simply drew a child as a shorthand representation for the concept of enlightenment.

    I believe any person can be so enlightened to see something as it is, and not what it could be made into if they wanted to.

    Therefore, I don't think the comic is dumb as you stated. I think the comic is attempting to motivate people to see things as they are and be enlightened.

    Also there was a little humor in the misspelling of a common word when calling something dumb, in the way of "kettle calling the pot black"

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  • Many of our words are the same, but you asked a question and I provided an interpreted answer.

    Edit: To say it specifically

    The fourth character was drawn as a character representing an enlightened perspective. Rather than having multiple panels or having text to describe this, the character was drawn as a child as a shorthand since children come with that association in most cultures.

    This is opposed to the other characters drawn in different walks of life's who have their own unenlightened motives which we assume by default within the context of the forth panel.

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  • Kids are often used as an allegory for the innocent/naive/uncorrupted/enlightened

    The kid sees the tree for what it is, not what it could be manipulated into as the other character do.

  • 27 May 2024

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  • A cool guide for police interactions

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  • Nonbinary rule

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  • It's drawn for comedic effect, but ideally it should be in a proper holster (it can still be in that area, like an appendix holster), that covers the trigger and protects the hammer - prevents it from falling out - and also ensures the weapon is always pointing slightly away from the body towards the ground

  • Frozen human brain tissue works perfectly when thawed 18 months later

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  • Intriguingly, brain organoids preserved in MEDY showed similar growth and function patterns to those that had never been frozen. Incredibly, one batch was frozen in MEDY for as long as 18 months, and still showed similar protections against damage after thawing.

    The team also froze samples of living brain tissue taken from a human epilepsy patient, and found that MEDY protected them from damage. The process didn’t disrupt the structure of the brain cells, and even preserved the pathologies of epilepsy – that’s important, because it means samples can be frozen for later study or analysis without damage from the freezing process confusing the results.

    Very cool especially for research - hopefully this can allow for better research into how the brain functions as they're able to amass rare brain issues and study them together with this new found ability to preserve brain matter

  • Army whistleblower who exposed alleged Australian war crimes in Afghanistan is sentenced to prison

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  • Teacher accused of having sex with two students says she ruined her 'dream job' with stupid 'mistakes', jury hears

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  • Fucking pedophile

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    No, everybody is not "a little bit autistic"

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  • I'm not sure about this gate keeping.

    When I was first accepting this part of my identity and thinking structure, and why I'd react in certain ways - it really helped me become comfortable by dipping my toes in and saying "well, I'm a little bit autistic, so what?", before getting more comfortable and understanding of who I was and the masks I was wearing and that it was ok to take them off and say confidently "I am autistic, so what.".

    I think we should allow people that grace to slowly take off their masks at their pace, and if some people improperly co-opt that, so be it

    Someone unsure of being "a little autistic" doesn't hurt me, provided it's only an introspective admission.

    There's a difference if they say "well, I'm a little autistic, so I don't think someone else needs support or dignity" of course, and those people should be opposed.

  • Local woman convinced that misogyny is no longer a problem thanks to man shouting "Not All Men" every time she talks

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  • Sexism is bad.

  • STOP DOING DEPENDENCY INJECTION

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  • I fucking hate Spring.

    The quickest way to get a team of 10 contractors to turn 100 lines of basic code from a decent engineer into 2k, with 50 janky vulnerable dependencies, that needs to be babied with customized ide's and multi-minute+ build times and 60m long recorded meetings.

    Fuck Spring.

  • Judge declares mistrial after jury deadlocks in lawsuit filed by former Abu Ghraib prisoners against military contractor

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  • Go.com is Disney's main domain, and ABC is owned by Disney

  • Exclusive: Bernie Sanders worries young people are underestimating the threat from Trump

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  • The establishment is not going to give up, they must be beaten at their own game. Perseverance is key. If you give up, you give up on your cause and accept whatever the establishment wishes.

    Do what you want, but I will persevere, and I will vote for my interests.

  • Who Are Todays Heroes?

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  • Shawn Fain

  • NixOS Foundation board: Giving power to the community

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  • I haven't been paying attention, what was the original drama there?

    It sounds like good things have come out of it with a more community aligned governance, and nixOS is very interesting tech that could solve some of my headaches with Linux

  • Biden administration dropping plan to ban menthol cigarettes: Report

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  • This...this is literally them listening to their voters?

    They wanted to do something, and their voters said "we don't like that", so they stopped.

    So many things to complain about this president, but this little story is good news if we want the president to listen to voters.