CallMeAl
@CallMeAl@piefed.world
I’m not an AI
- Comment on The end of civilization costs $5 5 days ago:
My store also have Unfrozen Ice Cubes
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Yes this is the pattern I’ve noticed as well.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I don’t know. The ratio of posts to replies is also typical of a bot.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
The post history matches bot warming to a T, look for yourself
- Comment on One of many examples of something that doctors thought was correct and years later were proven totally wrong 1 week ago:
J.W. Conway was not a doctor, psychologist, or scientist and he self-published this book.
Doctors at the time did not think of left-handedness as a problem. It was a cultural and religious belief that made people force their kids to be right-handed.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Here we go again with the bot asking and answering its own questions.
Pretty sure the same operator is behind these as well
- SilentStriker@piefed.social
- ltdan@lemmy.zip
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- Comment on Can the defendant still be summoned even if they reside overseas beyond the jurisdiction of the crime? 1 week ago:
I’m becoming convince that this account is some kind of bot op. Always this type of easily searched question with enough detail in the body to indicate the user is fully capable of searching. Operating a fairly predictable schedule.
- Comment on When did the Internet come to reflect society? Or has society shaped the internet? Were we always distrusting mean and vindictive before the net? Are we really that bad? 2 weeks ago:
I think we turned a corner in 2014-2015.
That’s when Facebook really started embracing making people angry on purpose to keep them engaged. We aren’t just that bad, some of the most used social networks have been actively bringing out the worst in us for over a decade now.
- Comment on Why is leadership valued so much over expertise? 2 weeks ago:
I have worked for one truly amazing leader in my time. He earned my complete 100% trust and commitment. I don’t think its possible to fully get the value a leader can bring to a team until you have a really good (or great) one.
- Comment on nostalgia 2 weeks ago:
haha maybe so!
- Comment on When Windows users find the Threadiverse 3 weeks ago:
Could that be a bit of a hasty reduction to make based on one post in a shitpost comm?
- Comment on When Windows users find the Threadiverse 3 weeks ago:
wait are you saying this is a shitpost
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to [deleted] | 154 comments
- Comment on Do "fixers" like Winston Wolfe in Pulp Fiction actually exist in real life? How does one go about getting one or hearing about one? Are they all mob connected or something? 3 weeks ago:
nice try fbi
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
WTF are you ranting about? I’m a web user. As I’ve never owned a device which had a web browser but not a calculator, I’m simply asking why would I want a calculator in my web browser?
Whether or not you are a full stack web developer, I’m confident you can understand this simple concept.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
Did you mean to reply to someone else? Unless you want to address my specific point about why would I want a calculator in my web browser, I don’t understand your comment.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
Why would I want a calculator in my web browser?
- Comment on What is the point of this community compared to asklemmy? 5 weeks ago:
Based on the description and rules, I had thought NSQ was for genuine questions you don’t know the answer to and may feel stupid asking. For example, “How can I tell if a carrot is safe to eat or spoiled?”
Rules 4 and 5, to me would preclude the kind of validation or discussion seeking posts where the title is an opinion question and body is an essay answering the question and asking for reactions. However, as you point out this actually seems like the majority of posts lately.
I thought those type of posts goe in !asklemmy@lemmy.world which says it is for “open-ended, thought provoking questions” and has a rule clearly stating it is not a support community. Yet the mods/members there seem happy to take and answer general support questions.
Maybe I’m wrong, but it seems like a pretty common theme in the Threadiverse that most community mods are more interested in post activity than strict rule/topic keeping.
- Comment on Are doctor's of presidents still bound by HIPPA even if they see a major decline that would massively effect the country? Or can they tell the truth? And can they lie if under pressure from one? 5 weeks ago:
I guess I have a different idea of what require means.
That’s entirely possible. From what you wrote I think your definition of required is along the line of “that for which there is no possibility or option to avoid.” Is that accurate?
- Comment on Are doctor's of presidents still bound by HIPPA even if they see a major decline that would massively effect the country? Or can they tell the truth? And can they lie if under pressure from one? 5 weeks ago:
your not being arrested for not giving your PHI. You’re not required to do so.
I don’t really understand what kind of distinction you are trying to draw. If the question is, can an employer require you to provide medical information as a condition of employment, in so far as it pertains to fitness to do the job, the answer is yes. You do not have a right to ignore this requirement of your employer. If you did they couldn’t fire you for non-compliance.
Your employer can require you to start at a certain time, wear a specific uniform, or even to refrain from speaking about certain topics while on duty. You would not get arrested for violating any of these but that doesn’t mean they aren’t required of you as an employee right?
- Comment on Are doctor's of presidents still bound by HIPPA even if they see a major decline that would massively effect the country? Or can they tell the truth? And can they lie if under pressure from one? 5 weeks ago:
It won’t go before a judge or anything
If you believe you are entitled to both keep your job and not share the requested medical information with your employer, then your only recourse is to sue your employer to bar them from firing you, and take it before a judge.
- Comment on Are doctor's of presidents still bound by HIPPA even if they see a major decline that would massively effect the country? Or can they tell the truth? And can they lie if under pressure from one? 5 weeks ago:
IANAL but as I understand it, in the USA an employer can require you to get a medical declaration that you are fit for the requirements of the job if they see evidence that suggests that you might not be. You are then required to get that declaration from your doctor and give it to your employer. HIPAA doesn’t apply but it could go before a judge to decide if you refuse to provide it.
- Comment on Are doctor's of presidents still bound by HIPPA even if they see a major decline that would massively effect the country? Or can they tell the truth? And can they lie if under pressure from one? 5 weeks ago:
It is a misconception that the Privacy Rule creates a right for any individual to refuse to disclose any health information (such as chronic conditions or immunization records) if requested by an employer or business. HIPAA Privacy Rule requirements merely place restrictions on disclosure by covered entities and their business associates without the consent of the individual whose records are being requested; they do not place any restrictions upon requesting health information directly from the subject of that information.
Source: Wikipedia
- Comment on Why didn't she just stand up? 1 month ago:
Why do people miss the Piñata right in front of them after being blindfolded and spun around?
