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  • Vance is full of shit.

    Denmark has kept it's promises and patrolled the entire area for all these years. The latest encounter with Russians was by he Danish patrols. They all were.

    USA used to have 6000 soldiers on Greenland. Today they have 150. USA has done jack shit with their military bases on Greenland, except for leaving behind environmental disasters, which Denmark has paid for cleaning up.

    Is Denmark not treating the Greenlanders right? Maybe, but how will they be treated by USA? Will they even get to vote in American elections? I fucking doubt it.

  • It's called a "door".

  • That's why you ask for the sources, so you can check them.

    I think this kind of prompting is an important part of how to use it in any meaningful manner.

    You can also input your own sources and ask it to only use that. For instance by uploading a pdf of a law and ask it to figure out how to do something totally legal and then let it show where in the law it says so. You'll obviously still need to check that the law actually says so and that it isn't hallucinating.

  • It's usually possible to ask the AI for the sources. A proper journalist should always question the validity of their sources.

    Unfortunately, journalism is dead. This is just someone writing funny clickbait, but it's quite ironic how they use AI to discredit AI.

    It makes sense for a journalist to discredit AI because AI took their jobs. This is just not the way to do it, because AI is also better at writing clickbait.

  • I know the shortcuts, but I have never used shift with the numpad. I have used computers before numpad existed on computers. Maybe I am missing out on something.

  • Turns out she was innocent. She didn't follow the protocol for classified documents. However the documents were not classified until after they were sent. She didn't break the law.

    It didn't stop them though. Something must've been in those documents because they got buried in bureaucracy in following lawsuits.

    In June 2016, in response to the Republican National Committee's complaints filed in March 2016, the State Department estimates it will take 75 years to complete the review of documents which are responsive to the complaints. It has been observed that a delay of this nature would cause the documents to remain out of public view longer than the vast majority of classified documents which must be declassified after 25 years.

  • ... You use capital numbers?

  • I played a similar game on Roblox: Dig to find dad.

    The objective is to bomb your way some 3 kilometers downwards. When you reach the bottom you'll find a grocery store where the dad is shopping for milk. Talking to him reveals that he doesn't want to go home. I don't know if other endings are possible.

  • You could put a blinking neon light ad all over the entire night sky, but if someone farted, you would still look around and ask "who farted?".

    The Tesla is so stupid ugly that it attracts attention the same way.

  • Do you make engines?

  • The panels are glued on. The glue fails when the temperature changes.

    I can't believe that this car is legal to drive in public.

  • This meme is what happens when rodents eat beans after midnight.

  • it's necessary so the Saudis can livestream all the blowjobs and asslickling happening in the oval office.

  • A camera will show it as being more convincing than it is. It would be way more obvious in real life when seen with two eyes. These kinds of murals are only convincing from one specific point.

  • Trying to pin it on Democrats who supposedly funded it is pretty far out. Come on. How much funding does someone really need to make a fire?

  • all men's bathrooms should have changing stations

    This is unfortunately one of those things that people care about greatly for a very short time when it affects them and then never more. It never really gets any traction.

    Thankfully it never was much of an issue to me, even if I almost singlehandedly changed every single diaper due to my wife having a bad shoulder. I quickly learned to change a diaper everywhere. On the floor, in the car, busting into the ladies nursery rooms, just everywhere. I got so good at it, that I bet I could change a diaper faster and cleaner than a Formula One wheel even without a table.

    Nobody ever complained. The only odd situation was when I busted into a nursing room full of muslim women where a young mother was breastfeeding. Her entourage gave me quite the looks and standing in my way shielding her, so I said "I need to change diaper". The mother looked up and everyone was watching her for a reaction, but she smiled and said "It's right over there" pointing me to the changing table. It was quite the stinker, so I apologized on my way out.

    However. I admit. This is not the best way to change diaper. A good diaper change is not fast. It's a time for bonding. It's not something I want to do in a public space with the rest of the family waiting for us, but at home, it's the perfect time to get some eye contact with the baby and confirming that, yes, your father is there for you to get you out of all the shit you get yourself into. It's perfectly fine if it takes half an hour in which most of the time is spent playing peak-a-boo. It's a chore, but it's also a much needed break from other chores. And this counts for both parents at the same time. Your partner would love nothing more than for you to disappear with the baby for half an hour.

    And that is why paternity leave is really important for the father and baby.

  • The traditional view that the father needs to work is strong. In Denmark we have had the opportunity to share the maternity/paternity leave between parents for several years, but most often the mother would take the majority, with only 2 weeks being specific for the father.

    This is due to the imbalance in pay, since the cut in pay would be larger for a man (generally), so men voluntarily gave the leave to their wives. This is obviously not the intention of the leave and also based on the flaw of unequal pay. Keep in mind that the wage difference is often explained as being caused by the mother taking more leave and thereby not advancing her career during the years when they have small children.

    So, to fix his, the latest law make more weeks untransferable. The father now has 11 weeks that can not be transferred. Use it or lose it.

    One would expect such a removal of flexibility to make people upset, because technically it will cost the families more potential income, but it hasn't.

    It turns out that most men actually wanted the additional weeks of paternity leave. They just needed it to be normalized and/or the legal framework to demand it, so they don't have to have this discussion with their employers or wives. No man is ever asked why they're taking it now. Use it or lose it makes sense to everyone.

    In addition we still have 26 (13+13) weeks that can be transferred however the parents want. Still very flexible.

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  • So, do you think there's a realistic chance of a violent leftist rebellion now?

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  • There are 400 million guns in America.

    Exactly 0 of them has been used to take down the fascist regime.