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by ceejayoz 4d ago
Or you've just not been paying attention. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/24/states-sue-t...
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by ceejayoz 4d ago
The Fourteenth Amendment’s equal protection clause would seem to disagree in this scenario.
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by ceejayoz 4d ago
> You'll note that the Senate was controlled by Mitch McConnell when the American Rescue Plan Act was voted on. Please, read the posts you're replying to. I gave a clear example proving that they can indeed do so. Biden's
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by ceejayoz 4d ago
https://www.politico.com/news/2026/03/23/trump-denies-disast... > The president has approved just 23 percent of blue state requests for disaster aid, compared to 89 percent for red states. He seems to
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by ceejayoz 4d ago
Biden was a) on the ballot, and b) didn't condition it on his buddies also getting elected. You'll note that the Senate was controlled by Mitch McConnell when the American Rescue Plan Act was voted on. See also: Disaster aid depen
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by ceejayoz 4d ago
> What he did was promise to enact a massive stimulus if elected. In an election he's not on the ballot for, and it's contingent on his buddies getting picked. He could push for $5,000 checks now - he's not because it&#x
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At This French Marathon, Runners Make Pit Stops for Wine and Oysters(nytimes.com)
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by ceejayoz 5d ago
Bullshit. $5,000 for everyone if they vote to keep the GOP in power is clearly illegal. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/597 > Whoever makes or offers to make an expenditure to any person, either
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by ceejayoz 5d ago
And those failures linger. Last month: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/28/us/politics/september11-c... > In a major blow to the U.S. case against Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the man accused of plotti
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by ceejayoz 5d ago
> I don't think it's plausible that the leaders of a major business would... commit serious felonies… Unhinged execs can be surprisingly shitty. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBay_stalking_scandal
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
It's also dependent on when you file. My reviews seem to come back around 2-3 AM Eastern; I presume they're overseas contractors.
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
> if one has a scientific mind, they will accept evidence which may be contrary to their personal views. If you dont, you cannot be said to have a scientific mind, let alone greatest. Then no one has a scientific mind. It's a spec
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
Or https://developer.apple.com/contact/app-store/?topic=expedit... - I've had good results from their expedite tool.
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
I suspect we'll see a lot of large orgs doing this in the next year.
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
> Only to the extent the company pledged to do so. Is this not the standard expectation? Does one typically add a gratuity when contributing to OSS? > It did pledge, and the follow-up on that pledge was minimal. So they kept the promi
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
> when prompted to intervene by the vehicle There'll be a decade of court cases over how fast this means. Mercedes will argue 10ms before the crash counts; ambulance chasers will claim it's five minutes.
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
I'm aware. The point is the computer sees nothing odd about this. It's a concrete example of something a human would consider "a logical inconsistency they will simply proceed" past without really noting. Modern LLMs hav
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Yemen's Houthis Seize Strategic Red Sea Port, Officials Say(nytimes.com)
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
> WP Engine happens to own Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), which is basically WordPress's answer to the Drupal Fields API. The speed with which Matt hijacked that plugin was one of the funniest parts of this saga. All while complainin
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by ceejayoz 6d ago
I’m of the feeling that talking directly to these things all day is a path to madness. They talk to each other, come to consensus, and give me a structured thing to look at that has already been vetted and tested and screenshot evidence and
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
You’re well on the way to 1:1 replicas at this point. Next you’ll need to match the thermal signature and the exact weather in the sky for the time at that location.
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
> Once they're the same, there's lots of money to be saved by bundling the sale. There’s a lot of money to be made . Just look at the prices for travel insurance direct from the airline versus a third party. 2-3x. It’ll be lik
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
> so either insurance will be cheaper for them lol
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
Amazon typically has it; https://www.amazon.com/Hammermill-Paper-letter-Bright-Sheets... by Friday. I occasionally need some for Australian paperwork and forget where I stashed it every time. Some day I'll open a close
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
It's extremely bespoke. Initial dev required talking to Claude. Now I add a ticket in the board, it makes me a mockup/writeup, I approve, and it gets me a temporary webserver, iOS/Android build, etc. to verify it. Review lo
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
I'm the sort of person to absentmindedly flex a metal fork enough times it snaps, so it's definitely not for me.
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
Do you genuinely think this is the only case of a government bureaucrat being called to testify before Congress? The current President would be happy to give Flock's CEO a pardon, if the price is right. (For example: https:/&#x2F
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
And the AIs they use would have no inherent training on those new versions.
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
It's like allowing police departments to hire a hitman to avoid the Fifth Amendment.
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by ceejayoz 7d ago
Experiences vary, yes. But you can see in this thread that folks definitely have experienced this.

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