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Ok, since you don't think a 6 year old can play with any dog unsupervised, how about a 12 year old? Would you let a 12 year old play unsupervised with a pit bull? How about with a chihuahua?
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The author says "We found no support for policies targeting particular breeds" [1] which is completely absurd even if you postulate that their study's results were even stronger than they are. Imagine that their study found
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No, the issue is that the reporting on this study represents a general problem in science reporting. This study measured behaviors that for the most part have zero relevance to public policy. Whether a dog likes to eat grass, crosses its fr
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Her tweet from 1.5 years ago argues that the First Amendment does not prevent companies from removing hate from their platforms. That is true. Private companies can remove hate from their platforms and no one's first amendment rights h
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4y ago
https://twitter.com/ekp/status/1322641942463700992 A straightforward reading of that tweet is "It's a private company, they can remove hate and harassment if they want."
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A double movement is when two contradictory or opposing actions/things/themes work together to produce an aesthetic effect. Thesis/antithesis/synthesis. If you haven't read Blood Meridian (you should - I'm bias
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5y ago
Home Depot generally has no way to know how you're using their products once they're sold. The very nature of an internet service means that Google continuously monitors your usage of their products.
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I think this is a bit of a shortsighted take. The fundamental question is: should Google allow its systems/software to be used to generate homophobic/sexist/racist/transphobic content? If Google can determine with high l
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5y ago
> We are in a downturn affecting the entire tech industry, and it’s likely that prices will return to previous levels at some point. So why not take the offer (which is 20% higher than the current market price for the stock) and put the
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The problem (which is a deliberate design decision) is that Zig's error unions, which have special built-in support at the syntax level, are just tagged unions with an integer payload. In other words, when you return an error (either i
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> And the best, and certainly the cheapest, way to achieve that is by having happy employees in a healthy work environment. I think that's way too broad and general of a statement. It really depends on the nature of the industry, th
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> While I'm sure an example could be found if you looked hard enough, I have never once heard of anyone crying 'racist' about normal people making the normal OK hand sign innocently. https://www.nbcsandiego.com&
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Here's the problem statement in a nutshell. Consider the following trivial C program: #include <stdio.h> #include <sys/random.h> int main(void) { unsigned char buf[10]; ssize_t ret;
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5y ago
Who is going to enforce terms like "Russians aren't allowed to use this"? Russian courts?
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In general, law is ok with good-faith mistakes if you obey the spirit of the law. If you forgot about an off-site backup but then deleted it when you found out about it, I doubt you'd get in much trouble. If you deliberately used a tec
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Do we have any evidence that torture actually works ? That the person being tortured will tell accurate information? Basically do we have any examples of this sort of situation, where there was an imminent threat to life and people were sa
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Blood Meridian is my favorite novel of all time. It's one of those books that changes the way you think in a profound way.
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That's a great theory but it doesn't explain the Judge's appearance in the revival tent early in the story.
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Princeton is 100% free if your parental income is below $65,000; you only have to pay for room and board (not tuition) if parental income is below $160,000. Regardless, you're not paying for instruction. You're paying for networki
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That's pretty much what is going on here. Math 202 is a weeder course for engineering majors, and all it really does is teach you the existence of various linear algebra concepts and how to compute them. There are no proofs, no conside
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Even when you're going uphill or downhill? Or when the driver ahead of you slows down without using his brakes?
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While I don't doubt this sort of thing happens, the following line leads me to believe that this is an exercise in creative writing by someone: > In the meantime, legal approved security to put a trace on John’s computer to review i
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> Really anything can be applied for as a contribution, you can rock up right now and say you'll translate the docs into Esperanto for X amount and the community decides if that's worth paying out of the pool for this round, if
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Sounds like something is messed up with your zig cache. I have a medium-size project (30 files, 10s of thousands of lines of code) that takes 0.07 seconds to `zig build` if nothing has changed. This is on a Mac.
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I agree that with vector math, overloaded arithmetic operators are easier to read. However, I don't see how you could add "overloading, but only for actual math" - once it's in, people will repurpose it for all kinds of
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The author is not excited about "No hidden control flow", but as a code reader it's really nice. It means that the only context you need in order to understand the control flow of a given line of code is that line itself. You
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Can anyone recommend a good air quality monitor for home use?
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In this hypothetical are you also removing the salary cap? If anything he'd probably get more because I suspect that replacement-level players would be willing to play for less than the mandated minimum salary of about 1 million dollar
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First of all, collective bargaining doesn't just have to be about monetary compensation. It could be about working conditions - e.g. regulations about being on "pager duty", ridiculous overtime during "death marches"
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