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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
> Can you give some examples that are applicable today? HOAs are pretty famously restrictive of free speech (house color restrictions, yard sign restrictions, political activism restrictions), and free association (visitor restrictions).
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
Unrestricted in this sense means that both parties are able to deploy their capital as they choose, and specifically without outside requirements. In this case someone took a piece of capital (land), and traded most of the rights, but not a
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
Yes. The buttons still need to be programmed to do something so the cost savings isn't really on the software team. Having a standard touchscreen that you can slap into any of your cars, and update OTA is huge.
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
Which 10k votes? How are you going to have 5 digit numbers of fraudulent voter registrations ready to deploy in all of the critical areas, but also ready to enjoy intense public scrutiny before and after the election. Voter registration dat
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
On the flip side; it makes it incredibly difficult to pull off wide scale fraud. Instead of having to compromise a single system, you are forced to compromise dozens or hundreds of systems run by people with opposing ideologies
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
Yep. But you have to know which 50k voters in which state, and be able to put your thumb on the scales without tipping off the dozens of people who are professionally employed to prevent exactly this scenario. More than a few people have be
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
An interesting aside: I’m an overseas Colorado voter. They lump me in with the military voters so my voting process is super easy (I’m sure certain groups would love to make this harder, but not for the troops). I get an email that my ballo
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
It isn’t inherently more difficult to make it more or less repairable. Repair ability is a design attribute that is planned for.
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
I can second your advice about the cast iron. A lot of people are too precious about these things. I use mine daily for anything and everything. I wash it with Dawn. It continues to work as well as any cast iron I have ever seen. Apparently
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
The Last Clear Chance Doctrine (in tort law, not criminal law), which is pretty widely accepted, is that regardless of right of way, if you are able to avoid an accident, then you must. Having the right of way matters less than the ability
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
I should have stated explicitly that the fallacy was selection bias. I agree with what you wrote though.
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
While I agree that doing is a great way to learn some things. I have to point out the fallacy in the first paragraph. He cites a bunch of people who began working in their teen years who later went on to become famous, presumably because th
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
The immediate counterargument is that we already tried pumping water into a desert basin so we know perfectly well what will happen. You end up with the Salton Sea. A notoriously toxic and unpleasant body of water. Irrigating water across a
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
You likely don't need a drug dog if you have other probable cause like a named informant, and a car full of duffel bags.
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
The old Lia pocket warmer?
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
As much as Canada isn’t a model of reasonable telecom, I really like the cable access agreements that are required. The company that owns the cable that goes into my house is required to provide access to any other ISP at a set rate. As a r
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
They are rapidly scaling up supply, and most of the shortages have been dealt with according to the FDA and Novo Nordisk.
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
The bigger issue here is the use of drug sniffing dogs as probable cause. These dogs aren't tested for accuracy by any sort of independent auditor, and it is clear that in many cases they are really just being used for fishing expediti
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
Traffic enforcement is down 95% in SF over the past decade https://sfstandard.com/2024/04/08/sfpd-traffic-enforcement-c... That isn't limited to SF either: https://www.npr.org/2023/0
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
You keep saying to just do it, but it is clear that you don’t understand the reality of that environment. Have you been out to the remote parts of Arizona, Texas or New Mexico? I’ve spent a lot of time in that country and it is not for the
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
This is a bigger part of the answer than most realize. The border is some of the most rugged and remote terrain on Earth. A lot (most?) of it is in country not well served by paved roads, cell service, electricity, etc. Even if you could ha
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
It was autopilot. The original owner purchased it and when the new owner created their account for the car it was removed.
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
This is where Strava is interesting because of how fine grained the data is. You can reasonably assume that a place frequented by road bikers is an acceptable surface for electric scooters, or wheelchairs (the surface only, not necessarily
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
I didn't say they would be eager to do that, but I would hope they would understand why it might be a long term loss to hoard data that makes roads safer. One answer is that they might have to in order to be allowed to operate. Since o
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
No, but presumably there are huge datasets from Tesla, Waymo, et al. that are tracking the boundaries of the road, crosswalks, the existence, or lack, of sidewalks, pedestrian density, desire paths, and all sorts of things that aren't
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
I'm not sure what they mean. I have mine tuned to the point that I can immediately tell when I accidentally google something because the results are so shockingly bad. Kagi is REALLY good at giving you the ability to filter out the typ
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
It surprises me how many people in sales, marketing and other external facing roles don't optimize their AV setup. Honestly I'm sort of surprised that there isn't training about this given how much sales training people go th
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
The something reasonable is almost certainly going to be explicitly defined in the contract that you sign (terms and conditions). If one of the conditions is that you can't cancel without showing up in person or sending a notarized let
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
Governing is another one!
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by dghlsakjg 2y ago
The FTC under the current administration has been going gangbusters the entire term. On what basis do you make the accusation that the administration has been sandbagging their own policy changes?

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