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by hayd 2y ago
Politicians should not, indeed in the US it can be illegal for government branches to, make decisions based on the political views of a vendor’s CEO. Clearly the current administration have been doing this willy nilly. Excuse my English.
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by hayd 2y ago
Nonsense. What deregulation? You think rivers in the uk were pristine or even just cleaner 15 years ago? lol, they were not.
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by hayd 2y ago
Isn’t all corporation tax a tax on the consumer? For the consumer what difference is there compared to a tax on revenue? If there was a 20% tax on revenue, companies would increase prices in kind…
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by hayd 2y ago
Expats aren’t double taxed but you need to file tax returns to offset taxable income that’s already been taxed. There are specific agreements to avoid double taxation but it’s unclear/unlikely the IRS are just going to hand back money
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by hayd 2y ago
If no testimony/unencrypted evidence was needed why not just proceed to trail? Why contempt of court? This is clearly a 5th amendment violation. Kinda interesting how such an important bit of case law centers around such a vile crime.
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by hayd 2y ago
The UK is in Europe.
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by hayd 2y ago
I hope for a future where we can stop teaching kids Java Python or Rust seem much friendlier.
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by hayd 2y ago
- every other spaces event that was run at the same time was unaffected. - no other part of the website was impacted in any way whatsoever. Aren’t these last two an argument FOR a ddos attack? It seems reasonable to assume we’re there a ddo
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by hayd 3y ago
You can set up cloud watch events to trigger a lambda function to store meta data about the s3 file in a regular database. That way you can index it how you expect to list. Very effective for our use case.
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by hayd 3y ago
They should've left, obviously, not sure what they've been doing with an 80 seat majority. But a silver lining is Cameron/May's "Snoopers' Charter" is utterly dead now.
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by hayd 3y ago
There was _brief_ periods of loss, but only when they had a lot of cash on hand... they were putting in basically all their profit back into the business. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AMZN/amazon&
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by hayd 3y ago
Why baby steps vs radical technological innovation? We waste our time with virtual signalling nonsense, that hurt the least affluent here, whilst China/India/Africa are going to be outputting vastly more CO2 to make any of our eff
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by hayd 3y ago
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by hayd 3y ago
Also the bijection between sequence of length n ending in HH (and no earlier HH) and beginning with an H are a bijection with the set of sequences of length n-2 ending in HH (with no earlier HH) by the bijection: def f(s): ass
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by hayd 3y ago
Often to solve problems you need to have multiple pieces of knowledge at your fingertips (without having to lookup each piece up or reason about it from first principles). In mathematics that might be related theorems/lemmas. In progra
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by hayd 3y ago
Surely there's a lot of HUD/automated play now. Where players are simply seeing the GTO play for the entire hand. Sites make an attempt to prevent this but today I'd play online with extreme scepticism. Real-time assistance s
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by hayd 3y ago
FAA still have ample time for feet-dragging but fingers crossed.
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by hayd 3y ago
Initially just older cars... ?
49.
by hayd 3y ago
Instead of trusting Uncle Sam... trust Sam Altman.
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by hayd 3y ago
Ah ha, but you can't have "repulsive beliefs" if we suppress them... like they do in much of Europe! It seemed like most MPs weren't actually bothered about debanking, it's been going on for several years now and s
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by hayd 3y ago
Was this what Stack Overflow were using to detect automated answers?
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by hayd 3y ago
In the US you need a super majority (of legislators or states) to amend the constitution. You'd have to do something like that. But the UK government system isn't really set up like this, there aren't the checks-and-balances
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by hayd 3y ago
It's not just "one person", there is wide-spread fraud across many disciplines of academia. The situation, of course, is vastly different across subjects/disciplines, e.g. math and CS are not really much affected and I w
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by hayd 3y ago
It's only a story because he's president, if he were only a researcher/professor this would not even be a story. This is NOT a success story, it shows that this fraudulent behavior is endemic and an effective strategy for cli
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by hayd 3y ago
I didn't know that, thanks, we should probably be using those... Unsurprisingly, this company isn't as (in screenshot) their key starts with sk_live_.
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by hayd 3y ago
There's a bunch of PII, but another issue is a hacker could: refund every payment, start billing random cards, or move money out of their account (this is probably a little more difficult, but they could certainly pay out to the busine
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by hayd 3y ago
You mean we don't see these kinds of alien secrets EXPOSED by governments of Europe!
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by hayd 3y ago
They should definitely renegotiate ("complain") if they're not being paid a fair market rate... Comparing "relative to the world median" is just absurd, the comparison can only be to others in similar roles/loc
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by hayd 3y ago
Surely, in theory at least, they require a subpoena/warrant. Perhaps I am hopelessly naive.
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by hayd 3y ago
Does the government really need to know every subscription that every person in the county has? This seems like massive overreach/invasion of privacy.

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