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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
since they didn't specify a specific state I suppose it probably varies, but yeah, there is obviously one case in which it looks like a pretty clear cut violation.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
it works, in an American context, because the states would have to take it to court and determine if this actually fell under the rules of making a recording. Argument for, there is no recording stored anywhere thus it does not need consent
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
As I lay dying here in this basement surrounded by my art, without food or basic necessities as I have given up all thought of material comfort in hopes of bettering the lives of others, I too wonder why others do not follow my example and
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
it sounds like we can't all agree, but frankly I also think the writing on the wall is that there won't be much out there that isn't paywalled, and much of that will have a bunch of ads.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
sort of agree, but also sort of think an accusation with lots of people arguing is not exactly the same as being caught.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
Firstly, for the Americans, yours is not the only country and so while it is true that you made laws regarding copyright for a particular purpose it is not the same reason that copyright exists in much of the rest of the world, in most of t
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To Speak Meaningfully About Music Criticism(medium.com)
1 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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Contrapuntal Consciousness(aeon.co)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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Accuracy and Precision(blogs.extension.msstate.edu)
1 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|1 comments
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Superiority(baen.com)
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Edith Pritchett's Bayeux tapestry for the modern age(theguardian.com)
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
I think their delusion is probably in what they consider a small business. A lot of people on here, given their work experience, think of small as something with a few hundred employees.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
lots of efficient government happens outside of a serious crisis, but then you don't notice it.
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Venus may have been temperate and potentially habitable for most of its history(spacedaily.com)
3 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|2 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
well first off, nobody asked for a constitutional right to clean water, what the court said was that not providing clean water did not violate rights to bodily integrity under due process. Furthermore they said lying and saying the water wa
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
watching the video he knows the Stasi is East Germany, and does not claim it was up to and including WW2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWDCZIvLrS4&t=3682s
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
surely Neuralese interpreters can be made that turn the chain of numbers into an English description?
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
>But remember, if you want something bad enough, you will make time for it. >I yield the floor. yeah, well, there are of course living situations that people can be in, in which time can not be made for it.
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The Missing Sister: Unraveling the Complexity of Contested Cultural Heritage(diggitmagazine.com)
1 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
yes, I am very schooled in Smith's attempts.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
have you ever tried a midi fighter? https://www.midifighter.com/ if so how do they compare? I would expect the midi fighter with less keys would be somehow easier to control and get better results from.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
your friend would be a possible infection point (not a virus) for the memes encoded in the book. As a form of memetic transmission a book, if read all the way through, is especially potent - take Ayn Rand Atlas Shrugged as an example. Books
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
I think I figured out one reason for flagging dead, the account is new, so probably there is new account + post of github new project automatic flag as potential AI slop and hope someone vouches for it?
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
why was this flagged and dead? I have no idea, it definitely reminds me of the kind of thing that HN used to excel at, funny and inventive technical stuff. Am I going to do it? No, I'm not in an office with a bunch of nerds anymore so
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Our Suggestion Box(medium.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|0 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
The first is of course from the King James Bible which for centuries was essentially a standard that all English speaking peoples aspired to. If you find that version difficult I would expect much literary writing before the 1940s also seem
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
I came to this post and saw that Orwell had forgotten to mention money as the prerequisite of success, which was very unlike him.
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
I'll just note that the EAA is not the only accessibility law operating in the world. Furthermore there might be accessibility use cases in which your site works better for some people in dark mode and better for other people in light
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
how fast do you expect vegan diets to be distributed through society? What is the relation between the expectation of how fast they can be distributed through society and the requirement for speed of distribution to have the desired effect?
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What Did She Expect?" – Sexism and Classism Behind UK's Aesthetics Safety Crisis(marieclaire.co.uk)
4 points by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago|1 comments

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