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Nordic societies are also largely homogenous. Sweden has seen massive increases in violent crime and poverty ever since they started allowing anyone in. America has a very similar policy with immigrants and it’s really difficult to create such an insular culture with such a large landmass and variety of people. Americans to view themselves as -Americans and you don’t get the same with the Norwegian’s or Icelanders. I’m all for the Nordic model in Nordic countries (less Sweden until they clean up their policies that are turning their country into the third world) but America needs a different form of social welfare, starting with UBI, universal education, and socialized healthcare.

I saw that, but it’s weird because Nielsen explicitly can’t do streaming views and state as much. Normally when streaming is discussed with any accurate measure we use SambaTV and even then we just multiply by 3 and say “that’s as close as we are going to get”.

I wonder where these numbers are from. Disney has at least one lawsuit (maybe more) for lying about streaming numbers to shareholders.

We. Live. In. A. Society.

Calling for the genocide of whites, men, straight people, certain political ideologies, praising the appropriation of Western European culture to “subvert” it and rewrite it, banning books, etc…

Edit: oh shit, thought Reddit was the delusional echo chamber, maybe it’s Lemmy, too.

This is true both before and after it was owned by musk, it just went from left wing hate speech to right wing hate speech

Where is the slide for spending hundreds of hours refactoring everything to Rust to cut my companies compute cost by 50% (it was only $283/month)

If Twitter has nothing to hide, then they should have no objection to this bill.

I can’t believe a lawmaker said this with a straight face. This was the same logic to pass the Patriot Act .

This may be the one time I side with X. This seems like a massive first amendment right violation. Why did California choose to start now and not years ago when this became a problem. What constitutes a social media company? How will the government decide to regulate what is “controversial”. This law seems strange with a lot of gaping holes.

Except they also actively silence news people want to hear in the name of politically ideaology

Reddit has been shit for over a decade now and the mods were a big reason for that. I’m completely switching to Lemmy by the end of the year and any subs that don’t exist on Lemmy that exist on Reddit I’ll just create myself. Maybe even write a bit that takes top posts from the niche reddit subs I like and posts them here to get people to convert.

This bot meta as hell

This is the reason why for me, I actually took it one step further and rebuilt a front end news site with Django and shared the link out with friends who are interested in the same topics, added a discussion feature. Essentially, I have a python script that runs and pulls RSS feed data. If the whole article isn’t included then it uses Asyncio, aiohttp, and Beautifulsoup to pull in the article. Dump all that to a Postgres instance then have Django run on top of it. It’s like deconstructing news to reconstruct it