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by garmaine 5y ago
From TFA: > the Biden administration has admitted that it is giving Facebook a list of accounts to censor for spreading "disinformation" about the Covid-19 response.
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by garmaine 5y ago
That kind of argumentation tends not to hold up in court, and for good reason. If the f---ing White House reaches out to your company and makes a polite request, it is NOT a good idea to ignore that request. Because, you know, the implicati
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by garmaine 5y ago
I think it is correct to say that the executive branch is only authorized to implement existing laws, and Congress creates those laws. So the executive branch is indirectly constrained. For every action X they take, they must cite a law whi
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by garmaine 5y ago
Star Trek is fiction …
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by garmaine 5y ago
How could this possibly survive a first amendment challenge?
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by garmaine 5y ago
Or inflation…
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by garmaine 5y ago
Looks like they're entering the same space as Blockstream. RIP Liquid.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Marijuana use is nearly identical across whites and blacks.
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by garmaine 5y ago
If it is limited to needy families, it is not guaranteed income.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Live in a jurisdiction (California) in which you don’t have to worry about this nonsense because employers are not allowed to do that.
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by garmaine 5y ago
I Google and that was the first thing that came up, probably because I’m in the US. If international extradition language was easier to pull up on mobile I would have used that. I wasn’t purposefully making the comparison but rather attempt
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by garmaine 5y ago
“Design system” is pretty well defined in every field. And defined differently, which is the problem. I assure you engineering design is not the same thing. “UX design system” would have been better at least.
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by garmaine 5y ago
That’s the nature of extradition. Edit: Why the downvotes? “If requested by the charging state, US states and territories must extradite anyone charged with a felony, misdemeanor, or even petty offense in another US state or territory, even
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by garmaine 5y ago
Whole system of what, exactly? Title doesn’t make that clear.
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by garmaine 5y ago
I'm not criticizing his own choices. What I'm surprised at is his lack of empathy for his partner's. We have only one side of the story, but it does seem very one-sided.
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by garmaine 5y ago
I think he lets himself off the hook… “it’s her problem, she just wanted to keep up with the Jones’s” etc…
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by garmaine 5y ago
Wife was saying “I feel like we should both work again” and his response was “OK, how about you work? I’m good.” I’m not surprised at all at what happened.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Yeah that was a big WTF moment for me too. It is completely normal and human nature to want to do better and have more. This has nothing to do with social media! I couldn’t imagine being stuck in a rut of a frugal fixed income forever. I po
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by garmaine 5y ago
No consent at all is required, by federal law. State laws may differ.
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by garmaine 5y ago
They provide parts to more than just dealerships. There are plenty of auto parts warehouses you can order OEM parts from.
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by garmaine 5y ago
It would be nice if this were true.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Tesla doesn't let you do your own repairs on cars you "own" either.
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by garmaine 5y ago
It's not legal to install spyware (or anything, really) on computers you don't own.
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by garmaine 5y ago
By all accounts they were not really useful, broke easily, and couldn't be repaired in the field. Many countries backed out of their commitment once they tried out their samples. Those which took delivery ended up not integrating them
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by garmaine 5y ago
Being able to extrapolate beyond mere variations of the training data. EDIT: A simpler example might be helpful. We could, for example, train a network to recognize and predict orbital trajectories. Feed it either raw images or processed po
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by garmaine 5y ago
That's a different distinction.
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by garmaine 5y ago
There were crimes involved here. They just just weren't worth the federal prosecutor's time to take to court.
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by garmaine 5y ago
Yes. See every hunter-gatherer village ever. (Question needs to be better constrained.)
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by garmaine 5y ago
Which is why we need a lot of resources to perfect and scale. Which right now means increasing average carbon footprint due to our mix of energy sources and industrial technology. This is the equivalent of “you need to spend money to make m
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by garmaine 5y ago
On the moral side, because austerity cuts standard of living worldwide and will drive billions back into poverty traps. On the practical side, because austerity cuts economic growth, and growth is necessary in order to have both the industr

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