giantg2

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by giantg2 6mo ago
This is how greed works. The players want as much money as they can get. The owners want to charge as much as they can for everything while paying the least possible amount. The networks that buy the broadcasting and other rights want to mo
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by giantg2 6mo ago
That's more like machine vision rather than real AI. But you dont even need that when the video is being sent to a human anyways.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
My only problems are that it tickets the owner instead the driver, and the fine not appropriate. Instead of just a fine, they should probably make the violator (at least repeat violators) pass a subset of the driving test pertaining to laws
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by giantg2 6mo ago
"The existence of a credible threat of a fine for breaking the law is enough to dissuade nearly everyone from breaking it." Yes, but they need to know that threat exists. If they arent aware the bus takes video and sends it to the
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I wonder what the AI part is? It seems you could achieve the same thing with a motion triggered or beam-tripped camera. If so, why use "AI" for this?
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I normally agree. However, this doesn't really automate the function like speed cameras or regular red-light cameras do. This still has police in the loop. The real problem is that it tickets owner and not driver.
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by giantg2 6mo ago
I would think data on repeat offenders would be more useful than the overall number when seeing if the system is effective. Stricter penalties are likely to be more effective - the offenders are either choosing not to stop, or they aren&#x2
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by giantg2 6mo ago
The federal civil rights act of 1964 is probably a good one. The clean air act is another. Probably others like consumer protection laws, healthcare regulations, safety laws (OSHA), etc. These are all based on the expanded powers from wicka
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Why not treat them like other users? Give them some sort of indirect access like Antiphony. Give them their own keys that you can rotate and revoke. If you're worried about leaks, you might as well run it "self-hosted" like o
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Yeah, the context was in the US.
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by giantg2 7mo ago
It's contrary to what most people think, but the later a country modernized, the better the infrastructure (generally). You basically get to skip the innovation stages where you have a hodgepodge of systems that eventually coalesce int
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by giantg2 7mo ago
They made it sound as if they were poisoning alcohol intended for drinking (looks like it was possibly edited or I missed that it said industrial). Methanol and other additives are still added to most industrial alcohol today.
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Do you have a source?
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Or they're a freelancer because they arent good enough for a big salary job
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by giantg2 7mo ago
"Cybersecurity is taken too lightly and it mostly boils down to recklessness of developers, they are just "praying" that no-one act on the issues they already know and it's something we must start talking about." I
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by giantg2 7mo ago
This isn't as big of a deal as people are hyping it up to be. This (and things like including women) has been talked about for a while now. Men have been required to register for selective service during all recent times. This just sav
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by giantg2 7mo ago
And the agreement continued with other nations, but IAEA started raising concerns in 2019 and Iran started breaking conditions. A bunch of countries tried to reinstate it under Biden but the Iranians wouldn't do it. Maybe they would ha
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by giantg2 7mo ago
This doesn't seem right. Anyone who has been in a cattle barn knows the kind of heat that cows give off. The energy demand for the sensors should be very small. 20% efficiency for the solar cells might be true on paper, but not in prac
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Given how the past nuclear deals went over decades, there's little hope of follow through now.
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Because most world leaders are actors. They put on a show to get elected or retain power. They don't want to look weak and want to spin the final outcome to their favor. That can include one side allowing the other to take credit for a
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Aside from Iranian allies, it seems likely.
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Why not use use the cow's body heat?
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by giantg2 7mo ago
"So at the end of they day, the afther still has more money left." Maybe, maybe not. Oftentimes the formula used ends up making a near even pre-tax split between the parents when the lower earner gets custody. The higher earner al
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Most states do not have a cap. I don't agree that the rarity may present bias.
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by giantg2 7mo ago
"I would have a lot more money even with child support just because I earn so much more than my wife." That depends on the state, especially looking at after tax income due to the tax treatment on both sides. "So having a man
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Yet it's well known that if you want someone to change their mind it's most likely to occur if they think it's their own idea/doing. You're more likely to argue with me than if you just read sources you found and in
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by giantg2 7mo ago
Yes, involvement from both parents seems to be the major factor regardless of sex. There is likely additional research needed on why fathers disengage more when the mother has primary custody. With a majority of single parent households bei
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by giantg2 7mo ago
There is an interesting question - how can we prove paternity or other DNA based questions with identical twins (full sequencing looking for mutations?) and if we can't, how do we handle legal responsibilities in this sort of case? The
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by giantg2 7mo ago
I assume they are getting down voted because their statement is emotional and seemingly unsupported (seems to ignore child support). After accounting for child support, they should have similar resources. We can further investigate this whe
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by giantg2 7mo ago
"Why should anyone else have to do the work that he/she/they didn't bother with?" Because they are curious (consistent with the culture of this site). They would also be more likely to trust their own sources, I ass

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