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The silent treatment is part of a long standard official directive. https://www.war.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/975910/dod...

Its good it stayed but just be aware it wasn't the same as a room of normal people being silent.


Could work for a lot more than just migranes

You can run full VS Code on android https://dev.to/junaid_dev/setup-official-vs-code-on-android-...

Theres even a paid native android app on the play store for it


I wish it was a linter rule that people can't add type-hints until they've added at least one example.

It works well for me on mobile

With context (e.g. no due process) those logs are chilling

> redacted ate sandwich

> redacted and UNK1 purchased head phones

> redacted and UNK1 used their phones to scroll through news

> UNK1 opened settings app and top of phone showed 'redacted iPhone'

All that work being done manually is one thing -- it would be limited to high profile targets. But with AI, its concerning that this kind of detailed transcript could be scaled to mass surveillance.


Can we agree GDP is a bad metric even if Palladium's arguments have problems?

I mean it is good to correct the record on value-added whatever. But let's not miss the forest focusing on one tree: GPD can go up from car crashes, natural disasters -- hell it goes up for totally economically-neutral actions like if I sell a car today, then buy it back for the same price tomorrow. It doesn't account for borrowing aganist the future, it doesnt account for income inequality, environmental degradation, etc. It is simply how much money is swirling around. As a measure for economic prosperity or quality of life, it is truly terrible.


> “We have a responsibility to develop good human beings that are going to be in society,”

They did, at leat say that^ when talking about why they shouldn't just move him to a new school.

But overall I agree. If this is supposed to be the success story, just imagine all the other cases of silencing/boxing-out the socially outcast.


> Bullying happens in other species outside humans even. It is very deep evolutionary behavior.

In animals, male parents often kill weak children. Doesn't really mean we just say "oh well, its in our DNA". Over and over society has managed to successfully surpress biological behaviors to nearly zero.

I hope we can agree its an endeavor worth putting effort into. Right?

> The vast majority of school shooters (100%, surely) are mentally ill and had access to a gun.

1. Having a mental illness does not make a person violent. Step one of better mental health (illness or no illness) is reducing bullying.

2. Saying "100% surely" is not very convincing to me. What percentage of shooters are suspected to be born with a mental illness? (Rather than forming one from environmental factors) what data/sources is that conclusion based on?


If you are willing to kill someone like this you are not sane. I don't know what to tell you.


> Having a mental illness does not make a person violent. Step one of better mental health (illness or no illness) is reducing bullying.

Why are you saying something this silly in public? Bullying is not the primary cause of mental illness, and mental illness can cause violence. You must be caught up in having an argument, because you wouldn't deny either of these things if you took a moment.

You're just buying into the every school shooter is a victim argument that has been thrown around since Columbine. Those boys were not bullied, they were bullies. It's one of a cluster of vile narratives about youth that have been going around for a decade or two: telling children that 1) if they take a gun to school and start shooting people, that it's the school and the students who got shot who were at fault, and 2) if you kill yourself, you'll get revenge on the people who "made you" kill yourself; they'll be shown to be cruel, and punished.

People who spread that crap hate children imo. They will believe it, and can feel very helpless because growing up is tough.


> Those boys were not bullied, they were bullies.

That is a very unnuanced take on the thing if you read more about the incident and the background of it besides Cullen's book.


While fine to try and make that argument, what percentage of shooters were not bullied?


I suspect mental health issues are a big glowing neon sign that says "bully me".


Yep. Bullies are generally looking for a response. Someone who can deal with bullying in a level headed and appropriate manner isn't an interesting or easy target. Someone who "freaks out" is fun and interesting to torment, and their response is more likely to bias authority figures against them and insulate the bully from consequences and even twist the bully into the victim.


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