kneebonian

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by kneebonian 3y ago
> with laws passed that allow drivers to kill pedestrians if they feel threatened by them. Can you cite a source on this I've never heard anything like this.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
This one was written in the desire of people to preserve their jobs in the face of economic change at the loss of overall efficiency and economy.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> and they've been going on for years, so they must have proven some level of effectiveness They are effective In reducing the liability of the company that is forcing it's employees to take the course. As for actual behavioral
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by kneebonian 3y ago
It's simple the world is run by realpolitik not by good feelings and high minded ideals. The best you can hppe for is to ensure the safety of your country and people.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Eh almost none of WW1 was fought in German soil so they came out of WW1 with most of their economic capacity intact minus several million young men.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
NK imports almost all their calories. The problem is at the start of COVID they shut down all imports into the country and that has made survival nearly impossible for many people.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Every developer for the past two decades has been banking on Moore to save them from the consequences of poorly written code and importing a boatload of 3rd party dependencies but Moore is running out of funds and the bill is coming due. Th
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by kneebonian 3y ago
USN != USCG. See my other comment in this thread that can explain it well.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Theres an avid discussion on the other thread about this, but the short answer is likely yes. They were probably crushed, incinerated and then bludgeoned to death in less than 3ms, and probably unconscious before they were aware of any of t
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by kneebonian 3y ago
For starters the USCG != USN. They are 2 completely seperate branches of the military, even if the Navy likes to pretend the USCG doesn't exist and the USCG likes to pretend it's just as important as the Navy. With that being the
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by kneebonian 3y ago
For those who doubted this... one of the main components of a strategic nuclear arm is submarines, even more than ICBMs to an extant, a nuclear strike might be able to wipe out all your launch facilities, but it isn't going to take ou
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Does it increase real wealth at all though or is this like how I'm now $100,000 richer because my house appreciated, even though it makes 0% actual impact on my situation?
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by kneebonian 3y ago
I'm in this stage right now. I'm being moved from an engineering to being trained for an "architect" role, and it sucks. I look at my todo list and most of it involves emailing somebody about something, or preparing a pr
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by kneebonian 3y ago
I'd argue there was to some extent. I mean psych has always had issues, but it seems from the late 1800's to the mid 1970's would characterize the golden age. During this time science that produced results and was verifiable
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by kneebonian 3y ago
I'm curious have you been to many of these areas or are you just repeating the things you've read on reddit?
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by kneebonian 3y ago
And yet not ever area in the US has literal piles of human sh* laying all over the sidewalk.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
People should have a right to feel safe and secure in their home and possessions and not have to move because the state refuses to fulfill it's function.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
The statistics are the result of the DAs refusing to prosecute crime. At the beginning of the BLM era everyone said that what is going to happen is police officers are no longer going to do arrests because they fear becoming the next major
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Partially that mental illness was the result of the CIA involving him in the MkUltra experiments as a subject.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
A great article by James Mickens entitled "The night watch" explains what it really means to be a kernel dev. https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/mickens/files/thenightwatc...
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Having worked in security for a number of years there are 2 types of security people. Type 1: Are super sharp guys that have spent time in half a dozen areas and went to security because it was the only way to get the exposure they want to
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Aka. The big Tech companies are anxious to ensure regulatory capture to prevent competition and screw over the citizenry.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
I got the book on audible because I liked the article. I wouldn't recommend the book. It is the article stretched out to the length of a book resulting in everything being spread thin without much substance.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
There's a decent chunk of reddit activity that was bots even just a few years go. I doubt AI has made that problem any better
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> The researchers identified a total of 60 students who had not been involved in any of the crimes designated as false memory targets in the study and who otherwise met the study criteria. These students were brought to the lab for three
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by kneebonian 3y ago
> After becoming an informant, Chappel became the group's "XO", or executive officer, the second-highest rank in the group,[99] and then its highest-ranked officer after Morrison departed the group due to marital problems.
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by kneebonian 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gretchen_Whitmer_kidnapping_... Of the 13 people involved the FBI has admitted to 5 of them being directly or indirectly working on behalf of the FBI including the group leader. There is
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Actual title: Federal judge blocks Seattle police from enforcing graffiti ban Actual content: "A U.S. district court has ruled that Seattle must temporarily cease enforcement of property crimes with regard to graffiti. Judge Marsha Pec
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by kneebonian 3y ago
I had the realization this morning the people that really have a significant most are google because they have Gmail. Imagine how many people are sending messages every day via Gmail and how much of that text is human to human. And if you b
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by kneebonian 3y ago
Anyone got any other registars they recommend google domains has been my go to. Anyone that got similar features and prices?

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