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derbOac
9mo ago
"Unlawfully scanning license plates"? What does that even mean? Like searching a vehicle database? That's available to all sorts of people, like auto body repair shops. Taking a photo of a license plate? Nothing illegal about
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derbOac
9mo ago
There's been lots of legal writing pointing out these statutes basically refer to impeding an officer by threat or physical force, which that statute you cite states. It doesn't refer to anything about providing food to someone wh
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9mo ago
I'm surprised in the sense that it seems a few times we've been exposed to various problems arising from social media manipulation or censorship — of the right and left variety actually — so I'd think people might be more sen
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9mo ago
Honestly I'm surprised people don't jump ship more often with social media platforms. With TikTok this is kind of new news, but there have been related problems with it that have been pretty obvious for some time. The same with X
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Rossum's Universal Robots
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derbOac
9mo ago
Appeal to Trump Derangement Syndrome is the right's denial of how unstable and unethical he actually is. Time and time again it's been invoked and Trump's critics have been proven correct. Even if Trump never actually invaded
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9mo ago
Except articles like this are doing it again, just swinging the pendulum in the opposite direction. The best reading of the cardiovascular literature based on meta-analyses is not that saturated fat is better for you, but that it's
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9mo ago
Funny this should come out at the same time as another study suggesting there's no association.
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9mo ago
In the article they state "We found that emojis were sent in portal messages to patients aged 70 to 79 years at the second highest rate, after those aged 10 to 19 years" which implies some of this at least is in messages to patien
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9mo ago
The betting-voting distinction is interesting and was on my mind while I was reading it. So much of this breaks down when the binary nature of the variables involved becomes continuous or at least nonbinary. It's an example of a more g
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9mo ago
I've also had to deal with the IRB a lot as a professor. The retroactive application is extremely weird (although maybe better than nothing?). This seems like one of those situations that would usually require regular review to err on
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9mo ago
There's also this case? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/01/supreme-court-ta...
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9mo ago
I'm surprised this part isn't getting more attention. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1956955/000168316824... https://theintercept.com/2025/07/28/donald-t
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9mo ago
I'm genuinely a bit confused — it seems like you're arguing that people should be able to have freedom to choose what to do, but not?
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9mo ago
Apparently we should hire the Guardian to evaluate LLM output accuracy? Why are these products being put out there for these kinds of things with no attempt to quantify accuracy? In many areas AI has become this toy that we use because it l
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9mo ago
I don't think physician compensation per se is a good metric for capturing the effect of lack of providers, because some of the increased costs are due to the bottlenecks in the services per se, in terms of procedure costs and types of
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9mo ago
Psychotherapy is similar to pharmacotherapy in effect size but longer lasting after discontinuation. Given that the latter has been approved, it's safe to assume psychotherapy would be approved if it were a pill.
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9mo ago
I'm not sure how this intersects with the point of the paper, but part of the problem with the Renee Good case (or things like it) in my opinion is that the focus too often is on the actual events at a particular moment, and not what i
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9mo ago
I think there's a real deficit in research on and understanding motivated cognition, and a lot of blurriness about attitudes versus belief versus perception. I don't just mean anything political, I mean things including physical p
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9mo ago
There's more to being a lawyer than what can be measured on a test, just like any profession. Not trying to support the ABA or not support the ABA, but I have experience with this type of issue in other areas and reducing qualification
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9mo ago
What they see as necessary to combat childhood chronic disease is not necessarily what most scientists would say is necessary to combat childhood chronic disease, and might even be detrimental. Also if the new dietary recommendations are an
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9mo ago
There is no public health consensus advocating for widesoread adoption of the diet RFK Jr is pushing here. There are significant parts of this that if anything the consensus suggests is unhealthy. It's a fad diet being recommended, and
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9mo ago
I'm so tired of these criminals. They're these black holes of immorality and intellectual deficiency with no insight sucking in the rest of civilization.
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The HPV single dose recommendation was probably coming regardless of who was in office.
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For whatever it's worth, I felt that regardless of whether it was written by a human, or AI, or AI-then-human, it was poorly written. I was going to dismiss it until I saw the links to the papers at the bottom, which I found pretty in
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Self-Induced Superradiant Masing
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The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Trump engaged in insurrection as a matter of fact. That is, they deemed it so obvious from the evidence presented (much of which was publicly available) that it didn't require a trial for determination.
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To me this is one of those situations where regardless of what happens in Venezuela, there were better, more morally and legally justifiable, ways of achieving the same end.
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There are many alternatives to a unilateral unconstitutional action by a convicted felon. Anything multilateral for starters, and involving multilateral nonviolent interventions first.
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I'm in the US and have wanted to get it but perpetually have been older than the recommended cutoff. They have raised the age over and over again but I've always been older than it. I'm not sure why they don't just get r
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