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   by V__ 2y ago

   In general the legal standard which gets applied in such cases is to check if the people are "Beiwerk". Meaning if the persons depicted are not the focus of the picture and more or less background props, then it is fine.
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   by V__ 2y ago

   In a lot of places you can get permission to have your own water well. You may not even need to filter it.
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   by V__ 2y ago

   You will be downvoted because others have financial interest in pushing this "asbestos reduction" agenda. But ultimately those people will realize that properly orchestrating their death was a much better option, but then it will
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   by V__ 2y ago

   This is the correct answer. There were upcoming elections, and the acting government was afraid of loosing votes to the Greens due to the shift in public opinion. The decision was made, nobody wanted to reverse it. Additionally, it turned o
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   by V__ 2y ago

   There are quite a few, at the top of my head: getinput.co, quillforms.com, heyform.net snoopforms.com
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   by V__ 2y ago

   > “officer” includes any person authorized by law to perform the duties of the office; Weird.. it was right before our eyes the whole time.
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   by V__ 2y ago

   Would help a lot if externalities would have to be priced in as soon as they are known.
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   by V__ 2y ago

   Here is a nice version of those puzzles, but more responsive: http://medmunds.github.io/puzzles/
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   by V__ 2y ago

   Where is the line? When is it homelessness, when loitering, when walking? This will be used to prevent demonstrations, remove other unwanted people or just punish some outgroup.
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    by V__ 2y ago

    A teacher friend of mine always goes through his stack twice. Once to correct all mistakes and a second time to write down points. As you said, once you have seen all mistakes you know how "bad" of a mistake it actually is.
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    by V__ 2y ago

    Probably to allow screen sharing or casting.
12. 222.▲
    by V__ 2y ago

    Thanks for the link, that would be a great improvment. I really hope they get their someday.
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    by V__ 2y ago

    They probably are the most accurate way, but that still doesn't make them good. If there haven't been any recent breakthroughs I missed, then we are talking about getting it right +/- 4 years under ideal conditions. Repeating
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    by V__ 2y ago

    I mean epigenetic clocks are extremely unreliable and have enormous error bars. It is not surprising that they are easily influenced by additional variables.
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    by V__ 2y ago

    Just ask them for all their passwords or to unlock their phone and hand it over. You just want to take a look, they have nothing to hide. No big deal, right?
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    by V__ 2y ago

    Those must have been an agonizing ten minutes for the passengers. Let's hope the video gets lost to time.
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    by V__ 3y ago

    I mean the source link is right there.
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    by V__ 3y ago

    It seems really weird that you could do business with a company and not know who your actually doing business with. Also, it's kinda weird that there is no expectation of privacy except when you want to hide your assets.
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    by V__ 3y ago

    I think this can be applied more generally as: Everything should be priced in. Lots of big problems seem to occure because externalities are passed down to future tax payers. Pollution, climate change, garbage etc.
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    by V__ 3y ago

    This looks really nice. I assume you have looked at the alternatives and created heyform with a special feature or use case in mind? If so, could you summarize the differences between heyform and for example: getinput.co, quillforms.com or
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    by V__ 3y ago

    Isn't it already mandatory as part of GDPR? > the controller and the processor shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk, including inter alia as appropri
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    by V__ 3y ago

    That sounds really interesting. How did you go about creating such a simulation?
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    by V__ 3y ago

    I hate these statements. They could have said something like: "We got bought by Canva because they want more independence/alternatives from Adobe. We can invest more in development. Expect more integrations with Canva. Currently t
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    by V__ 3y ago

    Yeah, also .de.tf. I just looked it up and my old site is on the wayback machine. So many memories.
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    by V__ 3y ago

    These airtaxis are in my opinion just another gimmick. Something in the future, but just around the corner, politicians can point to, which will "solve all traffic problems" thus making public transport investments right now unnec
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    by V__ 3y ago

    The ports are blocked by default for new customers. After a few billing cycles, a request can be made to have it lifted.
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    by V__ 3y ago

    You can buy credits using a bank transfer [1]. You can also set E-Mail alerts in case your monthly invoice is higher then expected (more traffic etc.) [2]. However, there is no auto-delete as far as I can tell. [1] https://docs.h
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    by V__ 3y ago

    I think that really depends on how fast one thinks ai will improve. If tomorrow, self-driving becomes safe enough to deploy, millions of jobs will be lost. Truckers, cabbies, truck stop workers. Then artists, ad agencies, web design, progra
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    by V__ 3y ago

    Or he just wants his daughter to survive childbirth.
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    by V__ 3y ago

    I'm really rooting for SMRs, but are there realistic projections on what the energy production costs will be?