NewJazz

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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Wasn't the diary stolen, and thus the property was stolen? If you have proof or reasonable suspicion that someone has possession of a stolen property, shouldn't law enforcement be able to retrieve that?
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
That's a non sequiter. You said the "ship has sailed", so we shouldn't attempt to reset norms.
513.
by NewJazz 9mo ago
Isn't that argument just a form of the sunk cost fallacy?
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by NewJazz 9mo ago
Just because they don't have ill intent doesn't mean the fact that some of the most highly paid members of our society being sex workers sends a message about what kind of skills and assets are valuable, and which aren't as v
515.
by NewJazz 9mo ago
The internet is global, but having folks in our midst who make a living that way has more of an effect on our culture than if they are just on the internet.
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by NewJazz 10mo ago
Wikipedia quotes a source with different numbers. It can vary based on preparation methodology.
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by NewJazz 10mo ago
That's... Not how it would work.
518.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Didn't waymo stop operating simply because they aren't as cavalier as Tesla, and they have much more to lose since they are actually self driving instead of just driver assistance? Was the lidar/vision difference actually sig
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by NewJazz 10mo ago
This is a good reason not to expose random services, but a wireguard endpoint simply won't respond at all if someone hits it with the wrong key. It is better even than key based ssh.
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by NewJazz 10mo ago
Historically they've been the expensive option, but historically they've been much more niche than windows laptops. So their unit economics might be better nowadays due to volume.
521.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Every little bit counts. At cloudflares scale it could be the difference between a DC having to close up shop or not.
522.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Isn't that a good thing?
523.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Classy? In this economy?? I'm fringe class bro.
524.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Yeah well nobody glazed Biden or Kamala's dicks that hard.
525.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Also Italy would see (very slightly) lower GDP because data centers would have less demand from CF.
526.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Then why bring up Musk, who is perhaps more reviled than even Vance?
527.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Also bean aminos might complement other plant sources.
528.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
PDCAAS of soy is 0.91, beef is 0.92. Black beans are 0.75, chickpeas 0.78. You said 2:1, I'm not seeing that at all.
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by NewJazz 10mo ago
No RCTs and it isn't clear that the studies were even focused on milk as a contributor to obesity, so they could be highly susceptible to confounders.
530.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
The bet never used the phrase invasion fwiw.
531.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
The US did launch a military offensive in Venezuela, albeit briefly. That is not in question. What is in question is the intent, which how do you know intent without accepting the publicly stated intent of the commander in chief? The bet wa
532.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
What credible source exists for the intent of this administration? You can have all the IR acumen in the world, but you won't be able to get into the head of this president.
533.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Wait I thought that was shake shack, not five guys? Don't five guys use peanut oil...???
534.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
More like all the research uses g/kg
535.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
What other sources do you have besides that one observational study?
536.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
You know that character is a joke, right?
537.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Source?
538.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Well, then the polymarket bet was written stupidly because you can argue all day about intent if you refuse to accept the man's words.
539.
by NewJazz 10mo ago
Why are you quoting raw protein grams instead of using a g/kg of body weight metric?
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by NewJazz 10mo ago
You should acknowledge when you shift the goal posts.

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