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by daenz 4y ago
Whether or not you think people should have guns is a separate issue from using social media vetting to prevent people from exercising constitutionally-protected rights. If they tried to do this with voting, would you compare with other cou
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Doctors acting on behalf of the state, like prison doctors, do in fact have qualified immunity. The profession is not the pre-requisite, it's being employed by the state. So it's not as simple as the implication that only police h
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by daenz 4y ago
>I'm sure the reply will be that those places are more homogeneous, which is very "it deports the minorities or it gets police brutality" Racist strawmanning
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Do you think that police are held to lower or higher standards than medical professionals?
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That's fair. To be honest, I didn't realize the bill was signed into law when I made the thread.
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>Police are protected more than medical professionals. If that was the case, then why isn't there 250x the public outrage when a medical professional makes an error that kills someone, since they kill 250x more than police do each y
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by daenz 4y ago
>police can literally murder people on a whim and 99% of the time not even be suspected of any crime much less prosecuted Same with medical professionals. Medical errors kills over 250k people each year in the US. It generally isn't
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by daenz 4y ago
>Knowingly providing false information will be sufficient cause to deny this application and constitutes a crime punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both. https://troopers.ny.gov/system/files/documents/202
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by daenz 4y ago
>Getting outraged over this sort of thing is silly because like you said, it'll never make it. It was signed into law by Governor Hochul yesterday.[0] 0. https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-signs-la
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by daenz 4y ago
Bill S51001 https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S51001
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New York gun bill requires 3 years of social media account vetting(twitter.com)
29 points by daenz 4y ago|43 comments
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According to this[0], there is insulation filling the gap between the inside and outside walls. 0. https://youtu.be/QCWKJvsqjb4?t=549
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by daenz 4y ago
If it slashes housing prices substantially, then yes. People want inexpensive houses. I'm not really into the idea of buying a house, but I would seriously consider buying one of these if they were inexpensive enough.
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by daenz 4y ago
Can you elaborate on the regulations that you are referring to?
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It seems like the cap should be unnecessary in the near future if we have full price transparency.
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This is regulation everybody should be able to get behind. How are these markets supposed to function efficiently with healthy competition if critical information like this is hidden away?
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by daenz 4y ago
I've been in your shoes many times. I worked for many months, solving a problem that I thought needed solving, and then sought users to pay for it. All of those attempts never resulted in success. My most current project though, I am d
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by daenz 4y ago
I wonder if the future of policing will become so lazy/understaffed that if they can't find a digital paper trail for a crime via ML, it will be kicked to the backlog.
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PEP 505 – None-aware operators(peps.python.org)
2 points by daenz 4y ago|0 comments
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Great stuff! Reactive programming is seriously undervalued as a paradigm. I suspect we'll see a lot more work with it in the future.
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by daenz 4y ago
It sounds like you're making an argument for slowly decreasing the aerosols from fossil fuels, so that we avoid the risk of termination shock, rather than an argument for adding more risk to termination shock by adding space bubbles.
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by daenz 4y ago
Not to mention one of the risks that they mention seems pretty disastrous: >One of the most serious potential risks of solar geoengineering is termination shock. If we were to use solar geoengineering to suppress global temperatures, but
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by daenz 4y ago
Oopsie, we exposed our ideological opponents to potential vigilante justice! Harmless mistake!
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by daenz 4y ago
This stuff is so cool and it makes me happy that we're democratizing artistic ability. But I can't help but think RIP to all of the freelance artists out there. As these models become more mainstream and more advanced, that indust
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by daenz 4y ago
I don't see anything on this page that indicates the headline. A quick search on Twitter doesn't yield any results either. Are there redacted screenshots as proof? Anyone covering the leak?
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by daenz 4y ago
If you were disturbing every single shipment, I would assume someone was tampering. Once I find a shipping route where none of the items were disturbed, I would know it is secure.
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by daenz 4y ago
These sound like hypothetical scenarios. Do you have some real world examples?
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by daenz 4y ago
Can you elaborate on how your projects are unblocked? My reading of it was that these improvements are nice, but nothing groundbreaking.
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by daenz 4y ago
>no one threatened me (or anyone else, for that matter) with jail for getting (or not getting) vaccinated, did they? Yes, the covid vaccine has been used as a condition of probation, and for reduced sentences[0]. >Folks don't wan
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by daenz 4y ago
I don't think you're seeing the theme of bodily autonomy here. If the underlying argument for abortion is "my body my choice", then that same argument should logically apply to vaccinations.

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