IndoorPatio

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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
Capitalism. This is the price that generates the highest profit to those responsible for setting the price.
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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
+1
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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
Our research reveals the 100 most dangerous cities in America with 25,000 or more people, based on the number of violent crimes per 1,000 residents. https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/blog/top100dangerous
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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
+1
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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
This could be an opportunity for people to evaluate the accuracy of their mental models.
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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
Statistically, it was always more likely someone he knew.
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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
Police work stoppages should be fireable offenses.
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by IndoorPatio 3y ago
Agreed. To those of us with mental models constructed from data, this case is proceeding as expected. If Momeni is guilty I hope he admits his guilt.
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NeighborhoodScout’s Most Dangerous Cities – 2023(neighborhoodscout.com)
3 points by IndoorPatio 4y ago|2 comments
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Our research reveals the 100 most dangerous cities in America with 25,000 or more people, based on the number of violent crimes per 1,000 residents.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Mike Masnick's articles on this issue for Techdirt have been excellent. This one provides a nice overview and someone who wants more information or to judge the interview for themselves has the video right there, which I appreciate.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
+1
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
+1
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
People's feelings are subjective. I have no reason to doubt that the poster would "feel" safer, which is why I trust data over feelings. Lots of people in the US "feel" unsafe, despite available data on crime rates.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Funny you chose that source, which does not list SF as being in the top 100 most dangerous cities in the US: https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/blog/top100dangerous It's about half as dangerous as city ranked #73,
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Garbage In, Garbage Out.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
No one organizes with Nazis without expecting pushback. So I assume this "persecution" is just part of her grift.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Is Julia using -O3? I would find that surprising as it is not recommended. -O3 could be a good starting point, but with maturity a frontend should be evaluating individual passes. "One of the most common mistakes made by new language f
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Shouldn't people expect compile times to be slower at -O3? Presumably the improvements are better optimizations, many of which trade compile time for execution time. Now if it's getting slower at -O0, that might be a concern.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
They're The Same Picture.gif
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
If only there were some sort of effective regulation to prevent this...
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
He seems like exactly the same stupid, entitled con-man he's always been to me.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/03/silicon-valley-b...
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Good.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Too late. Not making a mistake is always better than correcting one.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Presumably Musk will continue to the time honored strategy of rich people: refusing to pay people what they're owed as per an agreed upon contract.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
What part of EBITDA covers debts owed that the owner is refusing to pay?
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
Or... Twitter will be fined and Musk will refuse to pay?
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
People said the same thing about abolitionists, suffragists, anti-segregationists, etc, etc. It's certainly possible that this time will be different, but I wouldn't wager money on it.
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by IndoorPatio 4y ago
My strategy is usually to replace the word "Woke" with the word "Polite." That has served me well, and served me well for decades doing the same for "Politically Correct." Sometimes for a laugh I'll replac

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