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by avs733 9mo ago
again, this change has nothing to do with the bar exam. It is who is allowed to take the bar exam.
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by avs733 9mo ago
they aren't doing that...they are just changing who is in charge of the trade group.
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by avs733 9mo ago
This is not about the Bar exam (the test), this is about accreditation of law degrees. The issue is about here is about who determines whether a legal education is sufficient to trust that a lawyer who passes the test is prepared for practi
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by avs733 10mo ago
“School resource officers” shoot kids (and themselves) with terrifying frequency, the kids typically unarmed and often autistic/neurodivergent. (The worlds laziest lit review) https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=school+resou
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by avs733 11mo ago
I kept having my bad vibes meter triggered by the italics so thanks for making the connection for me.
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by avs733 11mo ago
I've had state government (including both cops and clerks) refuse to acknowledge my digital ID in my state.
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by avs733 11mo ago
Tomato / tomato Feature / bug
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by avs733 11mo ago
you are not the only one. There was a paper covering this exact topic in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences a few years back [0]. Passive learning (lecture) scored better on: * Student Enjoyment * Feeling of Learning * Inst
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by avs733 1y ago
I would guess it limits their ability to be accused of anythign to pick a plane, flight, and time that meets at least three criteria: 1) no passengers on board - you can't be accussed of endangering passengers 2) long past - you can&#x
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by avs733 1y ago
As someone who has worked in education for about a decade now, I use this quote a lot: You can’t understand Google unless you know that both Larry and Sergey were Montessori kids. — Marissa Mayer
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by avs733 1y ago
i'll bet there are a large number of systems that are dependent on multiple cloud platforms being up without even knowing it. They run on AWS, but rely on a tool from someone else that runs on GCP or on Azure and they haven't test
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by avs733 1y ago
1) if this was big enough to get picked up on a 737 radar I think we would be having a very different conversation... 2) even if it did... rentry velocity is like miles per second, that would give you on the order of single digit seconds to
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by avs733 1y ago
I interpreted the comment as worrying about drift across many contracts not one contract changing. Imagine I create a new agreement with a customer once a week. I’m no lawyer so might not notice the impact of small wording changes on the me
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by avs733 1y ago
Which means it will be made into a terrible outcome for everyone.
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by avs733 1y ago
This is unfair. It presumes a universal understanding of something largely because it is obvious to us. Most computer users have little to know detailed understanding of how any computer technology works, and because they are invisible and
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by avs733 1y ago
This is the result of the dehumanization effort. It highlights OPs point in attempting to refute it
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by avs733 1y ago
I’ve had this conversation with friends for a while…the idea that capitalism has crossed over from a theory of economics to an epistemological perspective. To me the end game if this is incredibly dark because it is substituting something t
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by avs733 1y ago
Quite a while back the exponent podcast did an episode that has stuck with me for a long time about what they called “principal stacks” as an analogue to protocol stacks. The idea that I left with was to look at the hierarchy of principles
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by avs733 1y ago
and RAPIDLY growing in Atlanta from what I see as I wander the city. I just saw one of their new Geely based vehicles today for the first time. I will say as someone who is suspicious of self driving cars...they are not really worse than At
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by avs733 1y ago
They used to look up to professional athletes. It is more statistically realistic for them to want to be a successful influencer than it is for them to be a professional athlete.
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by avs733 1y ago
> Just looking at the picture triggered me. Why are the students sitting in groups and cutting paper with scissors? So, I'm going to flag this as a perfect example of legibility vs. legitimacy[0]. You, probably AP's writers, an
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by avs733 1y ago
We’ll use an influencer for example. A false dmca claim has costs for them. Immediate costs in time, demonetizing, and reputation. It also has longer term risks - e.g., copyright strikes become bans. They are incentivized to pushback but ha
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by avs733 1y ago
Someone should see if YC will fund an ai-first company to help individuals and companies fight back against DMCA abuse and seek compensation
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by avs733 1y ago
And cloak it in layers of language so that a quick read doesn’t catch it. It’s like human prompt poisoning.
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by avs733 1y ago
> Yet another possibility is that Romania has an undersampled ethnic group that overperforms, but whose schools aren’t tested very well. The only group this might be is Romanian Jews and using them as an explanation is problematic for tw
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by avs733 1y ago
I’m sorry but it’s not noise its an electrical signal (This argument also failed to convince my mom my teenage band didn’t suck)
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by avs733 1y ago
To clarify because everyone is confused here. The report is a little vague and information is buried in a couple places. Using PDF page numbers > "The MP responded “14.5” ... and then opined a “conference hotel” was appropriate for
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by avs733 1y ago
same - left the industry after 2 years. Made more as a startup founder while working better hours. It's not just the pay, a fab operates 24x7x365 and how management turns that into work practices and life for employees. I once intervie
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by avs733 1y ago
six months ago I would have said the same thing about US universities.
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by avs733 1y ago
Because this isn’t based on logic it’s based on feels and intuition.

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