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by jawns 4y ago
The law (at least in my state) holds the truck driver responsible for what is called an unsecured load. Meaning if it is unable to be driven without stuff flying off it, it shouldn't be on the road. The signs have no legal significance
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by jawns 4y ago
I know the government has viewed certain companies as "too big to fail," because of the negative financial impact we would experience if they were to do so. I wonder if there needs to be a cultural equivalent, where a repository o
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Trust ChatGPT as you trust Wikipedia? No can do(shaungallagher.pressbin.com)
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by jawns 4y ago
I love the idea of this. Reminds me of Yahoo Pipes, which was years ahead of its time. But I'm not so sure they're going to get the adoption they're after. Even the developers I know who are enthusiastic about Postman for it
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by jawns 4y ago
> I’m convinced that managers and companies don’t want productivity from their employees, what they want is alignment and legibility. That's like saying managers and companies don't want productivity from their employees, they
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by jawns 4y ago
The author_is_elon flag doesn't surprise me, but the two political designators are somewhat shocking. I'd sure like to know what changes based on what Twitter knows about your political affiliation.
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by jawns 4y ago
At the very bottom, in a post-script: > The constant comparison and growth benchmarking triggered us to look differently at our business and we decided to wind up its operation right after the Demo Day. What happens in this scenario? YC
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by jawns 4y ago
For our kids, the progression has been: - Scratch Jr. - Scratch - Replit Scratch helps them understand programming concepts such as variables, lists, conditionals, and events, but still in an intuitive visual programming interface. Replit g
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by jawns 4y ago
Not quite 100%. > The early failure rate of vasectomy (presence of motile sperm in the ejaculate at 3–6 months post-vasectomy) is in the range of 0.3–9% and the late failure rate is in the range of 0.04–0.08%. https://www.ncbi
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by jawns 4y ago
It's equally OK for devs and recruiters to use it -- but with a strong caveat emptor about using it without understanding what it's doing. If a dev asked ChatGPT to write a script, and then they used that script in production with
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by jawns 4y ago
- Sentiment: Generalized like. Emoji: :thumbs-up: - Sentiment: Agree. Emoji: "AGREE" as text or :plus-one: - Sentiment: Disagree. Emoji: :thumbs-down: - Sentiment: Will do. Emoji: "WILL DO" as text - Sentiment: Done.
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Ask HN: What reactji would be most useful for code review?
1 points by jawns 4y ago|1 comments
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by jawns 4y ago
Is this the most cost-effective way to achieve the desired outcome?
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by jawns 4y ago
I really appreciate this thoughtful analysis, even though it substantially critiques my own.
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by jawns 4y ago
I've been a Mint customer for about 4 years, paying the annual upfront payment, which works out to $15/mo. And shaking my head at those who are paying double or triple that rate on T-Mobile, even though Mint uses the same exact n
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by jawns 4y ago
None of them work for multiple employers at the same time. They are working multiple part-time jobs with shorter-than-customary on-the-clock times, but if they pick up a Lyft passenger, they're only being paid by Lyft for that time, an
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by jawns 4y ago
In the U.S., however, First Amendment protection for flipping the bird is not considered "clearly established" law in some portions of the country, and police officers can be protected by qualified immunity if they arrest you in r
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Apple Pie Position(twitter.com)
2 points by jawns 4y ago|0 comments
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by jawns 4y ago
I'm curious about the outlawing of shadow banning. As a former content moderator, I found shadow banning to be remarkably effective for our most pernicious actors, who would otherwise quickly realize that their account is banned and cr
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by jawns 4y ago
Some suggestions: * Spend a little time thinking about what you're hoping to get out of this break. Try to come up with some concrete goals. Write them down. It doesn't necessarily have to involve an extensive to-do list, which
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You'll never win a 'slippery slope' argument(shaungallagher.pressbin.com)
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by jawns 4y ago
"Compensation" doesn't just mean getting commissioned and directly paid cash to write a blog post. It means if you happen to have any ads at all on your site, and you receive any kind of payment for displaying those ads, you&
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by jawns 4y ago
One of the things that is often pointed out in the First Amendment Auditing community is that the First Amendment does not define "the press," and courts have, by and large, also avoided strictly defined it. Which essentially mean
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by jawns 4y ago
I am eagerly looking forward to a day when all vehicles (or the vast majority) are autonomous. Not only would that allow drivers to get back all the time they would otherwise devote to operating their vehicles, but also it opens up a world
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by jawns 4y ago
Let me Google that for you: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=dogmatism There are even well-established scales for measuring it, e.g. https://academic.oup.com/sf/article-abstract/44/2/
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by jawns 4y ago
I haven't looked at the research yet, but this feels like it may have some correlation with a psychological trait called dogmatism, which is a defined as exhibiting great certainty about the correctness of one's views and an unwil
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by jawns 4y ago
How does crul handle the dynamic nature of the web? Yes, content changes, but so does structure. If I'm interested in content that shows up in a news feed div, and that div is renamed or moved as part of a site redesign, what happens?
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by jawns 4y ago
I've been watching some First Amendment Auditing videos, and it is amazing the degree of ignorance there is not only among the public, but also public servants, including police officers, who should absolutely know that constitutionall
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by jawns 4y ago
I've found that one of the best ways to manage technical debt is to treat it as much as possible like "ordinary" debt. At times, it can be advantageous to take on some amount of financial debt. For instance, you might be abl
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by jawns 4y ago
In these cases, has anyone had luck getting their money back via either arbitration or small-claims court? I am sure their user agreement gives them some leeway to hold the funds for some period of time, but I would be surprised if the law

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