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It’s not a good documentation thing by any metric, but can’t you just search? Discord has a search button!

@ajayiyer that is, assuming they don’t release new Windows versions

Again, right now, yes, but when I wrote that, no.

Your trip is going to get complicated

No, they make the guides but don’t monitor them, which would be too costly (so much employees needed) and bureaucratic

Yes, but at the time I wrote my reply there was no truth replied by you, only what can be summarized as "no".

Well, what you initially said sounded like fraud, but the incredibly long page indeed doesn't talk about fraud. However, it also seems a bit vague. What counts as your contributions to the work? Is it part of the input the model was trained on, "I wrote the prompt", or making additionally changes based on the result?

I think you might want to elaborate

instead of making 4 replies in 3 minutes
each averaging
2.75 words

Ah yes, the C O F F F F S H O P

Sure, but you've also got to admit that I can also see you as lazy and being very irritable at the second reply. https://kbin.social/m/news@lemmy.world/t/780024/-/comment/4723316 is all I know right now, and it would only be all the more incriminating if he actually took a lobbying stance on this.

Dude, I just need something I can actually search for or, even better, a link. I've scoured the Wikipedia pages about Gates and they have no mention. I've searched the search results and as expected, there was nothing. I've just asked politely once, or maybe twice, and get nothing I want in response but an accusation of sealioning? If it's the "polite" part that sets you off: fuck shit mom damn darn.

There are some rich people who recognize that higher taxes are actually good for them in the long-term by increasing growth and decreasing income inequality (which in the long-term, leads to rolling heads). But it's a Prisoner's Dilemma style situation - if they, as individuals, donate additional wealth to the government, nothing happens except that their own wealth makes a tiny little drip in the ocean, and their competitors then benefit at no cost to themselves. But if the government imposes a uniform levy on them all, then the cost and the benefits are evenly applied, instead of one 'suffering' (and I use the term very loosely) and the others slightly benefiting.

My point here isn't to lionize them, because ultimately most of them are voicing this opinion out of personal interest, not morality. But it is probably a sincerely held personal interest, rather than pantomime.

Quoted by https://kbin.social/m/news@lemmy.world/t/780024/-/comment/4717309, probably should search to find the actual source

Like less than a year? (Looked it up, a month! huh) I'm not seriously accusing Lincoln of anything though, I'm saying that JoeCoT's question doesn't have much value.

If I’m asking this, I’m looking for specifics

Depends on your definitions. You could even say Lincoln (conservative or not) caused lasting damage through failing to prevent a civil war and then getting assassinated before finishing the affairs

Being part of the billionaire class prevents taxes being levied against you?

See PugJesus’s reply below, plus mandating it would make it required

Just curious, how has he worked against it?

Nope. It's very different. I'm pretty sure this was changed way before this lawsuit.

I’ve seen this before