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poplarsol
3mo ago
The desire to subsidize employment for Democratic constituencies by threatening legal action if they aren't given enough jobs.
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3mo ago
Europeans who fetishize "compliance".
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4mo ago
It's to stop the eunuchs from murdering you.
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poplarsol
4mo ago
The word "or" grammatically indicates such a combination of conditions.
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poplarsol
4mo ago
A WASP ethical framework cannot survive either the extirpation of WASPs from the student body or the transformation of the education system into a high stakes mandarin style death struggle.
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poplarsol
5mo ago
Azure webapp deploys are also trash right now. Microsoft needs to stop slathering h1b copilot slop and get basic things like Windows patches working.
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poplarsol
5mo ago
"You have to make a change either way" is not the standard. Of course legislation can be passed or a settlement signed that mandates whatever, but there is well established civil procedure around document retention in the context
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poplarsol
5mo ago
There is a legal distinction between document retention, which is what OpenAI was ordered to do, versus re architecting to generate documents for logless providers.
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5mo ago
strongwall.ai is logless and supports anonymous payments including physical cash.
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7mo ago
They're "tobacco products" in the same sense that Diet Coke is a "cocaine product".
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poplarsol
7mo ago
Or, their customers integrate with them directly.
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7mo ago
That's not exactly true. Lorentz contraction is a clear antecedent to special relativity.
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7mo ago
Patrick is too polite to mention it, but frauds work much better if the fraudsters are also fully integrated into the political machine of the people nominally investigating the fraud.
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poplarsol
8mo ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/supremacy_clause
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8mo ago
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/609.72
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8mo ago
Coordinating roadblocks, "dearrests", warning the subjects of law enforcement operations, and intentionally causing the maximum amount of noise in neighborhoods neighborhood are not things you will be able to get a federal judge t
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9mo ago
That's all well and good, but he is literally at this moment attempting to export industrial capacity to China at a direct tradeoff to it's availability to the US, even when he could sell it at the same price.
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9mo ago
The reason you "refloat" ships and continue the exercise is that determining the winner is only one part of the exercise. Training is the other component, and if you have multiple carriers out of commission immediately you lose t
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9mo ago
REAL ID's are issued to non citizens with lawful status at time of issuance. Their presence in the country can subsequently become unlawful.
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9mo ago
Will be interesting to see what their quota is. Gemini 3.0 Pro only gives you 250 / day until you spam them with enough BS requests to increase your total spend > $250.
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9mo ago
Every concern about "teens" is explicitly mirrored by a concern about low-capacity adults, which is why Australia et al are so concerned about "disinformation" and the need to control speech of all kinds. This effort sh
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9mo ago
The German government will be the first ones to tell you that the German language and ancestry is totally unrelated to the idea of who gets to be German.
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10mo ago
You absolutely can leave the country. You just aren't entitled to permanent residency as a result.
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10mo ago
The UK is best understood as a "managed democracy" where there are nominally elections, but the government decides who will constitute its voting population, what they are allowed to say, and now whether they will be allowed to ac
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10mo ago
Must suck to be subjected to extraterritorial jurisdiction from a body you have never acknowledged the authority of.
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10mo ago
This Dickensian pastiche ignores the difference between being "poor" and being part of a client population, which covers a substantial part of the same nominal income bracket.
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1y ago
If stocking a book is not speech then it is not a restriction on speech to decide not to stock a book.
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1y ago
All of these books are freely available if you would like to spend your own money on them, as opposed to public funds.
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1y ago
Is this still something that must be enabled at compile-time, or will it be supported via a runtime flag?
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1y ago
The great thing about California is that most things are de jure illegal and de facto unenforced until someone decides to make an example of you.
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