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by Natsu 5y ago
A few things regarding this: * They already reversed that policy and plan to do direct refunds. * This policy itself was new and a departure from past practices, likely due to the legal troubles it would create for them.
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by Natsu 5y ago
> I don't really understand why anyone who claims to be a proponent of a free market economy has an issue with a private corporation deciding what type of content they want to broadcast. People support the free market because they l
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by Natsu 5y ago
You could flag how many revisions it has been since the comments were updated in a function as compared to the code, but if that became a metric, someone would probably start optimizing for it by making trivial comment changes without doing
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by Natsu 5y ago
The study says this: > An estimated 15% of injury crashes and 24% of property damage-only crashes are never reported to police (M. Davis and Company, Inc., 2015), while9% of injury crashes and 24% of property damage-only crashes are repo
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by Natsu 5y ago
I don't want it to be about one specific game because it happens in lots of games. There's always someone who will make horribly bad tactical decisions to ignore game winning objectives and blame that on "lag" or someth
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by Natsu 5y ago
The problem is that, no matter what the actual causes are, self interest bias generally makes it so that nobody can accept that another person worked harder or used better strategy or whatever. For example, in games, it's always lag&#x
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by Natsu 5y ago
Nah, better to replace it with a mosaic blur of unrelated text. So when they unblur it to hack you they find a rude messages instead of the actual text.
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by Natsu 5y ago
You mean Ascension, right? ThedaCare's TRO was dissolved once it became clear that it wasn't going to protect any patients from ThedaCare's stupidity and they've already had to pay some damages to the affected employees
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by Natsu 5y ago
The brief from Ascension makes it clear that both they and the court were ambushed with last second filings claiming urgent harm to ThedaCare's patients. I can't blame the court too much for a bungled attempt to preserve the stat
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by Natsu 5y ago
You're not wrong, but the details on how they could hire outside contractors to save their certification and the details on how this won't harm actual patients--the only conceivable grounds for the temporary injunction as far as I
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by Natsu 5y ago
On a side note, the temporary injunction from before was dissolved today after this finding. This filing makes it very clear how this is entirely ThedaCare's fault, how ThedaCare blindsided both Ascension and the Court with their lawsu
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by Natsu 5y ago
I think there's a nomenclature problem there, people who advocate for capitalism are arguing for more freedom (e.g. against interventions like this), so it sounds to them like it would if someone said "don't pee on the electr
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by Natsu 5y ago
I understand it caused some issues for other emulators because fan made patches and such were sometimes coded to work with the quirks thereof, but I agree that I never noticed such when playing games.
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by Natsu 5y ago
I don't think you're even communicating because you both have very different ideas of what "capitalism" even is. GP post will probably respond to you with something like "because it's literally the government
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by Natsu 5y ago
Maybe Higan/BSNES are like this, but if you've ever used SNES9x/zSNES or similar, you can see that we've been able to run playable games since the 90s. Those also have some significant tradeoffs between emulation accurac
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by Natsu 5y ago
That's the Levan polka you linked to, though. Leekspin comes from a meaningless part of the song so there are only approximate phonics recorded by various people, e.g. - https://dodecalogue.wordpress.com/2008/07&#x
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by Natsu 5y ago
@stevespang - All your comments seem to be [dead] and I don't see an obvious reason why you would be shadowbanned after looking at the last several. You might want to talk to HN.
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by Natsu 5y ago
That's just it, they're not getting a "heads I win tails you lose" out of this injunction at all. And they will have to open their purse. ThedaCare shot themselves in the foot by having to pay lawyers, legal fees, get n
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by Natsu 5y ago
> this injunction solely prevents them from working at their new company. Actually the headline appears to be just plain wrong, if you look at the other threads I quoted it there. It doesn't bind the employees who left at all, it a
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by Natsu 5y ago
>That the government would help them enforce their exceptional control over their employees, They didn't get that. The injunction doesn't cover the employees at all, only the new employer, who either has to make someone availa
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by Natsu 5y ago
Yeah, most of the time I've read about such compounds it was via blogs, like this one on dimethylcadmium: https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/things-i-won-t-wor... "I'm saddened to report that
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by Natsu 5y ago
I don't think capitalists or communists like this one. This is very much a place that would (and should) go out of business but for this government intervention. But I quoted the ruling well above, it doesn't say that they can&#x
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by Natsu 5y ago
It seems a bit more limited than some are reporting: "On Friday, an Outagamie County judge ruled in favor of ThedaCare and issued this order: “Make available to ThedaCare one invasive radiology technician and one registered nurse of th
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by Natsu 5y ago
I think GP is talking about the ruling, not about people leaving for another employer.
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by Natsu 5y ago
Wouldn't one use Leekspin for that? Ah tsi tsup ari dik ari dil ...
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by Natsu 5y ago
I'd think that's more of an AirB&B at that point but yeah.
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by Natsu 5y ago
I mean, one can look to our closest animal relative and see that even chimps have had their own little tribal wars, so it probably goes back even further than most people think.
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by Natsu 5y ago
I prefer full WFH myself, but I think a lot depends on the family situation, too. Some people have small kids and it's hard for them to WFH, though people are more understanding if some little kid walks into an online meeting yelling
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by Natsu 5y ago
> If someone is let out on bail, and commits another crime, then their bail should be posted higher. I'd say that if someone gets rearrested after being out on bail, they should get no bail at all. I'm also not willing to coun
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by Natsu 5y ago
I mean, this isn't completely unsolvable--better AC would've made things better. But it probably wouldn't be that economical, because industries like that are rather price sensitive.

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