spolitry

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by spolitry 18d ago
This angle never gets attention in the debate over to kill in theft cases.
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by spolitry 18d ago
“Legal” always means with respect to a designated authority.
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by spolitry 18d ago
So? Are you proposing that huge classes of law simply must not exist just because laypeople are casual with language?
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by spolitry 24d ago
Nice! Please post screenshots and videos for people not ready or able to install yet.
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by spolitry 24d ago
That’s great but the industry has moved on to code generation and editing, not code completion.
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by spolitry 24d ago
A lot of startups succeed by lying to themselves about the quality of their solutions and focusing on selling a marketing story.
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by spolitry 24d ago
This site exists because paulg created a webshop in a niche language (Lisp) and got a prototype bought out (and discarded) in the gold rush. No browser internals needed to make a fortune on the platform. Just rapid development of an applica
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by spolitry 24d ago
Citation desperately needed.
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by spolitry 6mo ago
This is not quite true. The rules of evidence state that law enforcement (official) testimony is more credible than civilian testimony. Officials have a wide exemption from hearsay objections, if the offfical was working at an official task
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by spolitry 8mo ago
How much did you pay for that search engine?
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by spolitry 8mo ago
During a sale aren’t allowed to lie about digimon being pikachu, even if it’s hard to enforce.
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by spolitry 8mo ago
There’s no shame. They want money, ad clicks make money, and users avoid things they know are ads, so content providers obscure the ads identification signal. Stop anthropomorphizing corporations. They hate that.
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by spolitry 8mo ago
It seems that people feel code review is a cost, but time spent writing code is not a cost because it feels productive.
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by spolitry 1y ago
I think the Near Beer Game models your logically reduced version of the game, ignoring the original game’s irrelevant information and non-positive-value options for the intermediate players. In this version, the manufacturer sees all the in
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by spolitry 2y ago
It was no longer needed, because of the war effort. Roosevelt didn’t say it would never again be needed. Roosevelt created it, and in ending it he endorsed it. There’s no indication that he would be opposed to re creating it future, but he
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by spolitry 2y ago
Penn Jillette made this argument, about this specific scenario, 20 years ago. Privileged people have an obligation to stand up and defend the oppressed, because they can afford to, but the oppressed cannot. https://www.reddit.com
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by spolitry 2y ago
It doesn’t bring me peace of mind to know I have the privilege of flying, today, while other innocent people are banned by a racist authoritarian government. It gives me fear that I could be the next victim.
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by spolitry 2y ago
This is nothing more than marketing propaganda by Upwork. Flagged.
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by spolitry 2y ago
Eh, computers have always been getting cheaper due to technology advances. The Mini is a rare for Apple low end computer without a monitor, which goes against Apple’s traditional core business proposition: simplicity in product experience.
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by spolitry 9y ago
~noted Republican donor~ you mean. https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2016/06/a-hedge-fund-house-...