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by staticautomatic 3y ago
All I can say is that neutral color negative films have more than enough range for a black person in a white dress, and any wedding photographer who had too hard a time nonetheless would soon find themselves no longer photographing black we
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Pretty sure wedding photographers solved this problem a long time ago, though I hope none of them let the facial recognition vampires in on the mysterious secrets of basic lighting and exposure.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
So we just need some fireworks companies to get after reproducing it, then?
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Agreed, if solely based my one vertical Pappy tasting.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
You still have to argue your way out of notice.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Ex parte just means it’s an emergency and you need the court to move fast
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Is the permit just for rafting or all boating?
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
I would not underestimate the amount of weight behind the development and commercialization of hydrogen technology. Everyone in the oil and gas industry, including natural gas utilities, has a strong incentive to figure out how to make it w
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Jesus. I remember when they had gone up to a couple hundred bucks and thought that was crazy.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
The standard IIRC is actually something more like subjectively reasonable good faith belief
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
In the US, the cops essentially get a free pass to make mistaken arrests. The canonical example is arresting someone pursuant to a warrant that the cop thinks exists but doesn’t.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
As someone who brokered Lexis PII in a past life, what scares me about this is how dirty the data are. That said, it’s not a loophole. State and federal laws make certain data public or quasi-public for limited purposes, and I can’t think o
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Maybe Tennessee doesn’t want to humor a trans person
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
I would be profoundly shocked if this kind of fundraising was necessary. Notwithstanding his amicable divorce some years ago, it would probably be quite an understatement to say he had an abundance of money.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
All kinds of scary shit happened to me when I lived in Pacific Heights. Really nowhere is safe except maybe Seacliff or something.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Her performance as a trial lawyer in these cases has been nothing short of average. It’s shocking that she managed to eek out any defense verdicts at all in the underlying litigation.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Bob was an acquaintance of mine. A crazy dude and a good man. It’s hard to describe the feeling of seeing his face show up on Apple news with this headline.
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by staticautomatic 3y ago
Gotta be terrible for SEO
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
They’re considered off the record because the content of the call generally becomes hearsay inadmissible to prove the truth of what was said.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Yeah and I get that, but I just don’t think TexMex is good, and I grew up in a part of the south where people fully believed it was real Mexican food.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Perhaps because everyone here thinks, as I do, “who needs Tex Mex when you have real Mexican food?”
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
I think the issue is more that we at least recognize humans are fallible. Less so with “algorithms”.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Is it still not privacy friendly on Azure?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
If you have (or can get) budget for it, you could just hire a third party. By day I do B2B product and market research at an agency. This kind of research is bread and butter for lots of people at lots of agencies.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
In what way is this a “list of dicts”? It’s an implicitly structured list of dict, str pairs. And it is WEIRD.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
You mean that isn’t the Teams origin story?
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
Not that it works especially well for patents, but I could imagine a RAND licensing scheme for open source contributors that triggers when a license transitions from open to closed.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
The grass isn’t much greener. I’ve gone through a number of Lenovo X1s.
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
The legal question seems to be whether “compensation” constitutes “purchasing the bag.”
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by staticautomatic 4y ago
That’s basically how everyone did internegatives, but with the lights on.

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