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As opposed to the censured responses about Israel?

Or if not censured in some models, it's a very different tone compared to asking it about any other country and its violent actions (past or present).

The same Israeli BlackCore that masqueraded as a humanitarian fund for Gaza and stole the money?

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/security-aviation/2026-0...

Lowest of the low.

"Protecting privacy and upholding liberal democratic values have been central to Palantir's identity and mission since our founding in 2003." - Palantir

lol

Thanks! I tried the demo when I went to Sydney (we don't have Apple Stores in NZ, sadly), and was blown away by the demo. Unfortunately they couldn't show me a demo of the virtual display.

What's the text clarity equivalent to? 27" 1080p monitor?

Because when you open it to Proton, you have to open it to Meta. And when Meta does Meta things, the first thing the average user will complain to is Apple - "didn't you advertise to me about privacy?!"

It's a poll.

To be fair, BBC has hardly been that critical in the British governments' complicity in the genocide in Gaza.

And their headlines covering Israeli atrocities (not even their own governments), is super passive.

Sounds like the people around you don't care about the things that is actually eroding free speech.

Read about Dr Aladwan - an NHS doctor - who has barred from practising because of her comments on Israel. Read the common articles about her (BBC etc), and then go actually read her tweets. Common BS of conflating criticism of a government (Israel) with antisemitism.

Also, this article may be of interest:

China soars in democratic perception ranking as US, Israel plummet: Poll

https://thecradle.co/articles/china-soars-in-democratic-perc...

It's true (from a perception perspective):

China soars in democratic perception ranking as US, Israel plummet: Poll

https://thecradle.co/articles/china-soars-in-democratic-perc...

Virtually every American president is/was racist. If they weren't, they'd have more care and concern for the innocent lives taken by US created/backed wars/genocides.

> I think the finasteride side effects sound too much for me to handle.

That's the bit that puts me off. I don't mind my baldness - it doesn't impact me in any way. I wouldn't mind being able to have hair again to style it, but not at the expense of the potential side effects of fin.

I'll just continue to enjoy not having to style my hair every morning, and saving on extortionate barber bills nowadays.

It's very shameful that this company continues to exist.

I use it for smaller changes that I need to make, mainly on UI fixes or some easy logic fixes.

Agree! That "Desktop 1", "Desktop 2" view is so annoying, and given we have higher res monitors now, it serves no purpose if the intention was to save space.

America bombs anyone and everyone if they're in the Middle East/Afghanistan/etc.

I'm glad America doesn't discriminate.

> oversee a conflict-free utopia

Oversee is doing a lot of heavy lifting there.

I'm eyeing a MoErgo Go60 at the moment... Which one did you buy?

Seems more like an accessory Ferrari for those that already own a gas-powered one. Looks like it may attract those that value a different design direction - not hardcore sports, more a leisurely weekend vehicle - that is still a Ferrari.

Really hard to grasp who would want one (I'm too far down the wealth ladder to understand how the rich think and work), but that's what stood out to me initially.

You're that insecure?

I've been following Fatih on Twitter/X for many years now. He's someone that appreciates good design, and posts about it all the time (not just things he's purchased/owns). So he's someone that appreciates good things, and then reviews and shares for others to benefit.

Some people have other hobbies that cost a lot more than enjoying fine furniture, such as cars. It's easy to dismiss something as snobby when it's not a hobby you share. But if you get to know him (for me, obviously from a distance and only from following him on Twitter), he's anything but a show-off.

There is a new trend of bringing dogs to the office, and for someone that isn't used to having a pet, it's so disruptive to my focus. So many times I'm focusing on something and then having a dog climb on to you/lick you from the aisle behind you is so jarring and disruptive.

But it's cute, so it's ok apparently.

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America violated international law many times, from well before. Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Abu Ghraib, etc etc etc

But when talking about international law in this instance, America started the aggression, which was a breach of International Law itself, so why should Iran abide by it?

Only if they're Western...

Yet you leave blatantly Islamophobic comments in another thread untouched.

Nice work.

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True, and Grok is even worse. Often see Grok reply to questions quite factually, and then after a few Zio-tears the algorithm is updated and the offending post deleted.

Makes sense, given Jonathan Greenblatt of the ADL has publicly stated that he's been working with AI companies..

I'm not, either.

"What political censorship looks like inside HN" lol