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The quality metric is your own view of the user-provided reasons for moderation. Posts on Slashdot have a score between -1 and +5. They can be modded up or down by randomly selected average users who get 5, 10 or 15 'karma' to ap
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Natsu
4y ago
"Nobody cares" and "this is a complicated thing that we've spent a year+ building a replacement for" don't seem very congruent to me. That said, it's a rather awful issue for a service like this to have f
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Natsu
4y ago
IMHO, companies should have to compensate the employee for the period of the non-compete since they're still effectively working for them. Salary limits are okay, but don't really go far enough. If they want this it has a value
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4y ago
> It doesn't seem that they will take action to prevent failures of a similar general kind occurring again. That seems to contradict this part of the article: > The Department has been working together with the Innocence Project
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4y ago
> Currently, the most unhinged extremists from every political angle are massively amplified. They know exactly how to play the engagement game. I was just thinking the same thing, that the attention economy is incentivizing people to ov
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Natsu
4y ago
It doesn't seem to like regexes like /.*/ either, despite them matching the whole thing.
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4y ago
I remember SCO accusing IBM of doing something similar and IBM responding that they did not, because they could not, refute them. Refuting bad arguments scales better than some think because arguments can be referenced or copied when they c
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4y ago
No, it wasn't. The straw purchase was, and Rittenhouse's friend got in trouble for making it. That, in turn, lead to him testifying against Rittenhouse as part of a plea agreement. Rittenhouse didn't actually take possessi
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4y ago
As a rule now, I do my best to watch the trial itself rather than trial coverage, or at least to read official court documents and transcripts. Even when they're trying to be honest, most media completely screws up reporting on trials.
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4y ago
This is hardly surprising. More people are able to see things for themselves and coming to sharply divergent opinions than those of media outlets. So for example you'll watch actual trial coverage-all of it, not just any one day-and
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4y ago
HN apparently works just as well. It's definitely Thexder and the voice is apparently saying "Thexder presented by Sierra" in Japanese as best we can puzzle out. The quality is so terrible that even a native speaker had to l
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4y ago
I think that a lot of people skip over the "except as a punishment for crime" part in the 13th amendment. I know I did for a long time until I saw a show where the prison warden was explaining it: > Neither slavery nor involun
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4y ago
I showed it to a native Japanese speaker and he thinks it's "Siera ga ookuri suru Thexder" though he said he was only able to make out "ga ookuri suru" part and was inferring the rest from context. I feel like I can
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Natsu
4y ago
I mean, if it's on the open web you can use Let's Encrypt. If it's on your private network, you can make whatever keys you want with XCA and trust your self-made CA in browsers.
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4y ago
Yes, that's it. What on earth are they saying? EDIT: Maybe "Siera ga ookurisusu Thexder" (Thexder presented by Sierra)? It's practically incomprehensible.
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Natsu
4y ago
I don't think those are it at least I didn't hear the voice in those videos and I don't quite remember playing those.
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Natsu
4y ago
Wish I could find some old Apple ][ GS game where there was a computer voice right as you booted up. I never understood what it said, but I thought it sounded like "parano guizu tiksa" and it always bothered me that I had no way
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Natsu
4y ago
I don't trust people to be polite. A set of earplugs and a mask can make plane rides a bit more comfortable, though.
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4y ago
It's far more democratic than that, at least insofar as people voluntarily gave the person money vs. it being collected in non-voluntary ways. And yes, that may be non-binary in that some of Elon's money has likely come from the g
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4y ago
Musk would have more difficulty funding all those companies that have made all those advances. And there are already very few Musks out there.
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4y ago
This is actually a legit distinction and a jury could base their decision on this. However, the matter is entirely up to the jury and in this case they decided they did know what he thought and there's not much that can be done about
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4y ago
> knowingly spreading lies that damage someone's reputation is called slander, and it's not protected by the first amendment Only in spoken word is it slander. Written it'd be libel, whereas defamation covers both. The l
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Natsu
4y ago
Yeah, just removing them wouldn't solve much. But there are other possible reforms, for example, I'd want them to record all interviews (which is currently against policy last I knew) instead of relying on FD-302s. And I'd
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4y ago
Read some of Ken White's older writings, he's been complaining that there's no materiality requirement to 18 USC 1001 for years and that it's been used to manufacture new charges via questioning. There's also the ma
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Natsu
4y ago
Yes, via an FD-302
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4y ago
Honestly, I thought this was about a programming language called C? rather than C.
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4y ago
Yeah, I think it probably was that. You'd think that someone should be studying it, but if there is, I'm certainly not aware of them.
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4y ago
Even with non-manufactured goods, I wonder how the nutrition in things like broccoli change over time. I remember hearing somewhere that some of the nutrients had gone down due to changes in farming practice, but I don't think I'
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4y ago
It can apparently trigger them in susceptible people. I got to see it first hand.
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4y ago
Normal ketamine is a mix of both antiomers. Spravato is only s-ketamine in an inhaler. Also, while some see the trip as the point of this, I woke up at knife point due to psychosis caused by that. Yet it also really does basically cure de
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