cwmoore

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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Usually tied to employer coverage contracts, and with strictly limited menu of offerings for patient health needs.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
A lot of the rest of the reasons are carrying the deadweight of administering regulation, and dancing with the existing and prospective malpractice suits that randomly benefit the system sometimes, but always cost everybody, and warp the pr
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
But we have built so many enduring systems that rely on bad apples to function the way the do. See "insurance pricing", "private prisons", and "justice enforcement". In the real world, the ideal number of jails
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
For the sakes of individual humans, who unfortunately don't know everything, I wish some of these things would be gamed out beforehand and mooted without dragging us pawns through the accelerating conflicts of giants. I'm not aski
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Love this. I often think of these applications when I see it in building windows where the screen and it's own reflection. I am tinkering virtually: https://www.ouruboroi.com/moire https://www.ouruboroi.com&
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Before or after their arrest? I was referring to the mugshot as an aspect of prosecutions. You seem to be asking for something else.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
It’s actually medieval!
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
I would like to see a menu please.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Something about “cruel and unusual punishment” has never sat well with me.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Apparently it is the luxuriating inmates: “an average rate of $307,000 per bed.”
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Yeah, that’s gross too and just makes the ones who don’t get caught look relatively better. Take the mob for their money. They have no conscience to influence.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
I recently saw mugshots of a police officer arrested for misusing the surveillance data they have access to for personal reasons. In the mugshot, this officer of the court looked just like a criminal.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
/Please see/goto/ sheesh
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
That is the PR, the purpose is political power and extortion/legitimized enslavement.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
I can imagine that BK’s “have it your way” branding does enable the occasional off-menu Big Mac style burger sandwich transaction.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Please see: “nominative determinism”
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Enjoying an Upper Midwest summer and: https://www.kakurokokoro.com/sudocube https://www.ouruboroi.com/famous
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Scared to touch that one, it seems.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
I am deterred from this thread.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Reading your comment is also a minor penalty.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
It should be honest that “redressing adverse mental health impacts” is code for “more sweet government jobs”.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
It is not a net win when Justice is solely a destructive force. The absence of restoration to those harmed is a mutual burden.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
How many Meta customers are in jail now?
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Assembling all of those comments seems like a lot of work to me.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Speculation about the past is probably unnecessary. Reed-Solomon/erasure codes have been in operations since the 1960s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reed%E2%80%93Solomon_error_cor...
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Sweet source. I could have said more in one paragraph and 55 pages of formative theory than the two lines above.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
Human language requires a human receiver, like art requires an audience.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
I have come across a concept that given a file of compressed text files, adding a new text to it expands it more or less depending on how different the new text is from the compressed. The compression series sounds interesting! I think the
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
So many pivot opportunities, we’ll live remotely from office.
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by cwmoore 2mo ago
After you sit up straight and smile

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