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by iinnPP 4y ago
The problem is that, most of the time, those lawyers are so loaded with cases that they cannot provide you full representation. Ask any US Federal DA or US Federal Public Defender who you know to be honest. Any. It may differ in your count
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It is already far too complex for the average American. In other words, it is already too complex. In fact, it is so complex for the average IQ that even some judges can't do it right, even the basics.
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It's so strange that we go out of our way to discount the only people in society who are trying to correct issues like fraud. Businesses defrauding customers with brain-dead customers attacking people standing up for their consumer rig
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This is also the opinion I reached after thinking about it for quite some time. I am, a wee bit, shocked people believe there can be impactful legislation on this. As if politicians who have been unable to curb PIRACY in any real sense wou
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I have also been having ChatGPT respond in JSON and it works incredibly well. Adding information into the middle of existing JSON output is easy as well. I find that ChatGPT allows you to "generate" random(terribly so) and unique
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That only works if you are in a position that isn't negatively impacted (yet) by the permeation of specific ideas. The conversation has, unsurprisingly, shifted slightly as inflation puts more people from your position into a position
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You should never trust the marketing department to accurately convey any security model and should assume anything published regarding security has been approved by marketing. Avoid companies that require data which isn't required. Ove
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The problem that people are overlooking is the profit motives of the people capable of penetrating systems. These motives are dictated by how companies treat security. By: - Feet dragging on free work or extremely low paid work - Not hiring
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Well that was easy. Makes you wonder why a "professional" "couldn't" do it.
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An anecdote is data. Whether or not it influences you or another person is another topic. I have never heard of the face ticks but I do experience them as a part of Tourette's Syndrome. My Tourette's after the vaccine was absolute
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Out of the entire thread, it was the only question I found that was worth reading. Pity people had to go and take issue with it instead of engaging properly and as the guidelines suggest. These topics don't get much time before whateve
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I disagree. I think the brevity was warranted and beneficial to the message. I think it is easy to link the logic and thus contributing to the conversation in a meaningful way has a lower barrier for entry. I don't think attacking peop
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I see this issue as the same issue seen by the MPAA when looking at piracy. The tech is there. It won't ever leave. If you cut off one head, three will replace it. In my opinion: Copyright is a failure and the absolute best move, with
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Your first paragraph: This comment is such a shallow dismissal of a good post that brings up a genuine and legally complex question that many readers of HN care about. My first thought when looking at this thread was: I wonder if someone wi
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Your example is correct. The 2% is why you don't force vaccine mandates. There are studies showing it (pre covid) and we knew the entire time what would happen. It's so common sense I have to just fu*ing laugh about it all. Sorry.
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Super weird given the link between covid vaccines and Shingles.
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Why would you, as a tutor, suggest medical interventions for your students?
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Hi. You don't know me and that is fine. In early January 2020 I predicted the entire pandemic, including the mask lie(before they lied), the supply run (My entire family picked off full shelves), the effort from people, the vaccine iss
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Same road but with shortcuts. I think we have an accepted fallacy in logic where we apply: Assume ignorance before malice. I do agree ignorance is far more probable than malice, but malicious people are incredibly skilled at exploitation of
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I have had a similar problem with the 4 letter extension causing issues. What is really annoying is the sites that allow the signup with the 4 letters but then proceed to fail at every other opportunity up to and including opt out(GAP). I s
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So you make this as understood as possible and the lawyer can fill in the gaps and clarify. It's not like a "jailhouse lawyer" will do any better. Though it might cost something you didn't expect, such as a new witness a
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An overwhelming majority of Federal cases don't involve a jury and instead consist of: 1. A scaling army of prosecutors and "professional witnesses" which are compensated/promoted based on conviction rate. 2. A single &q
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Thank you. After pondering for months on this I have come to the same conclusions as you and reading your link made perfect sense. We are fighting to work harder because we value currency above humanity. What a silly fight. Most jobs can al
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I made the switch as my new year's resolution after a Google support agent gave my info to my wife without my permission. They didn't know it was my wife. Google refused to make it right. I refused to continue with them. What a br
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I did but it didn't like spitting out just the formula, it had to explain it even when explicitly asked.
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There were also plenty of news outlets that reported racist models that didn't produce proper representation. The n identifier could be used as a way to negate this problem or to provide evidence to the contrary of the dominant narrati
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I love how this is a thing(on another site) and that this topic illuminated it for me. Thanks :D
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It definitely causes harm. You can have a cigar and not be harmed. You can have a drink and not be harmed. Excess is harmful in everything, including porn. I have nothing against any of the items in your list, this is purely for the convers
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I can confirm that a prepaid CC can purchase a VPN sub, even good ones.
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So women don't watch porn and there are no men being exploited? It's fine to hate porn but it is definitely abusive to all genders not just women and certainly not just straight women. When you try to argue otherwise, you hurt you

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