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by jquery 2y ago
The law was passed knowing it would make bigots uncomfortable. That's an intended effect, if not a primary one, at least a secondary one.
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by jquery 2y ago
These "activists" will go nowhere, because it's not coming from a well meaning place of wanting to stop fraudsters, but insists that all trans women are frauds and consistently misgenders them across the entire website. I wou
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by jquery 2y ago
>Internet Archive engages in wanton distribution of warez So does Google. As long as they take it down when requested, it’s 100% legal, nevermind any moral argument about hosting old software that’s not for sale anymore (HN used to be to
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by jquery 2y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=Super+Mario+Bros.+Wonder+%28... Second link on the page. How is this warez distributor still online?
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by jquery 2y ago
Housing policy is finally changing, with the state government forcing municipalities to build. Hopefully that leads to a slower growth in prices (with such a red hot economy, I don't expect prices to fall much, if at all).
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by jquery 2y ago
Given how populous California is, it could be one of the most desirable states and still lose people . Likewise, a low population state like Idaho doesn't need much net inflow to grow by large percentage margins.
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by jquery 2y ago
But they judge shopped for this. It makes a mockery of our system.
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by jquery 2y ago
>how often are big eruptions followed by even bigger eruptions? Extremely often. Just like earthquakes, the #1 predictor of a big quake is a smaller quake shortly before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=993wlZ6XFSs (not
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by jquery 2y ago
> it has to be sufficiently short that some governmental entity was willing to record it. How short is that, exactly?
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by jquery 2y ago
In both cases, it's post-hoc reasoning to justify something they would have done regardless.
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by jquery 2y ago
I did not read the whole thing, I read far enough to realize the methodology was garbage. The article basically says anyone ever associated with Hamas or resisting the IDF is a legitimate military target. Let's try switching that aroun
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by jquery 2y ago
1 million MAU is nothing. Throw up AdSense on something that gets 1m MAU and that pays for a single developer. Also, I don't like the President getting this kind of power over businesses. It's bad enough when they can make angry T
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by jquery 2y ago
Yeah. This is really a generational thing. That's why the ban was bipartisan... nobody in Congress is of the age that uses TikTok. However, the youth in this country are going to be enraged, far more than I think a lot of people expect
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by jquery 2y ago
I don't use TikTok, but I strongly disapprove of this. Feels like we've stooped to China's level when it comes to free speech? All this has done is validate them banning Google and Facebook. What a petty move. I understand th
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by jquery 2y ago
Google has allowed protests before without firing anyone. I'm not debating your personal opinion on protests.
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by jquery 2y ago
People are talking about it. If they had any ideological sympathy for the protest or even a neutral bearing, it's unlikely they would've fired 28 people in response. That's a fairly extreme reaction.
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by jquery 2y ago
At least in the USA, our Supreme Court has basically legalized bribery. It's a 9-0 consensus, in their mind bribery is just how democracy works. This is what happens when ethics rules don't apply or are repeatedly ruled unconstitu
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by jquery 2y ago
I remember when google first launched and didn't have ads because the founders wrote a whitepaper about how ads would inevitably ruin google
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by jquery 3y ago
Thanks for this. One reason I bought ECC for my home desktop was specifically for protection against Rowhammer (Zen2 TR platform), and that line made my heart race a bit. Very misleading.
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by jquery 3y ago
Congrats, invite me to the party please.
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by jquery 3y ago
True. On my iPhone, I just did an extremely complicated checkout flow involving registration on multiple websites as well as a credit check, and it worked like a charm. Several years ago I wouldn't have even bothered trying to do that
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by jquery 3y ago
Careful, it will leak your real name. It's no good for anonymous sharing.
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by jquery 3y ago
Maybe substantive due process links the two cases in the most nebulous and abstract way, but fundamentally Roe v Wade is about a person's right to control their own body (e.g., nobody can force me to donate a kidney even if I'm a
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by jquery 3y ago
This is great. Really well-thought out policy, in my opinion. Sure, some people will try to get around the restrictions, especially nefarious actors, but the more popular the channel, the faster they'll get caught. It also doesn't
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by jquery 3y ago
So, apparently what you're saying is controversial https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substantive_due_process -- "The phrase substantive due process was not used until the 20th century, but the concept arguably ex
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by jquery 3y ago
Of all the examples you could've brought up and you thought a person's right to control their body is a stretch? Try "qualified immunity" if you want an example of justices reasoning with their bare ass showing.
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by jquery 3y ago
It would be like giving a human an iq test based on smells.
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by jquery 3y ago
This is more damning for Iq tests than for GPT-4.
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by jquery 3y ago
Maybe meditation can get you there safely?
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by jquery 3y ago
SMS 2F seems better than most of the alternatives. Auth apps generally suck. Maybe they're more secure in theory but in practice, it's just another vector for me to leak my login.

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