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by kyleee 1y ago
It’s probably about time for that to become fashionable again
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by kyleee 1y ago
I don’t believe there was any claim of asylum, rather he was ruled to be deported in around 2019, and held to be deportable on appeal, and then he failed to deport and was once again apprehended in 2025. His status changed when MS13 was des
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by kyleee 2y ago
The “no legal authority to arrest him” seems a strange claim as he was long ago deemed deportable, just apparently not to El Salvador. So it was fine for him to be detained and deported, just to somewhere other than El Salvador
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by kyleee 2y ago
Do you have sources for any of these statements? I understand he was deportable but just had a clause that he should not got to El Salvador (where he was from) which for whatever reason got missed. I mean where else would he be deported to
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by kyleee 2y ago
Unfortunate that people got their underwear in a bunch over this title which precluded good technical discussion. Laravel is definitely feeling heavier and heavier these days (to be fair I still use it a lot and still appreciate it a lot).
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by kyleee 2y ago
Indeed that would be awesome, and original researchers should be incentivized to do things that facilitate replication attempts, ex. sharing code, etc.
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by kyleee 2y ago
Yes, and reducing the variation would increase costs. There are likely acceptability standards in play, but they are probably very lax standards.
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by kyleee 2y ago
There has been discussion about piloting something like that in london
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by kyleee 2y ago
You’ve left out Islam which has arguably brought the most significant levels of peace and morality, without relying on subjugation and force
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by kyleee 2y ago
Definitely not always true; but commonly stated as truth.
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by kyleee 2y ago
The article provides no details to assess whether or not there was good reason, so this is really quite a futile overall conversation.
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by kyleee 2y ago
Tone it down, you are right on the verge of committing a non-crime hate incident.
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by kyleee 2y ago
How are they checking if you are using AI enough?
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by kyleee 2y ago
Most of the hackers got rich, and also a bunch of people who aren’t hackers/nerds/curious people jumped on the tech bandwagon for money, and have done well enough to view themselves as equals to the politicians and bigwigs. It has
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by kyleee 2y ago
Good work if you can get it. That is partly how the politicians and their friends and family get in on the grift.
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by kyleee 2y ago
I suspect Epstein was not motivated by sex, rather he was likely some sort of spook. We will probably never know unfortunately
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by kyleee 2y ago
I’ve seen similar sort of nonsense suggested by GitHub copilot on occasion
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by kyleee 2y ago
How much did the resume factor into your decision not to hire?
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by kyleee 2y ago
Basically all politicians in Mexico are “serving at the pleasure of the cartels” so to say, so it would be far fetched to think the cartes don’t try to extract concessions from the wealthy as well. Plata o plomo
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by kyleee 2y ago
All while disclaiming all responsibility for all the low quality / dangerous / poisonous crap they facilitate sale of. Talk about having your cake and eating it too
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by kyleee 2y ago
Obviously nobody finds it excruciatingly difficult, but you have a severe lack of empathy and imagination if you can’t see the utility here. Timers while cooking (hands dirty and/or full), measurements while woodworking/crafting&#
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by kyleee 2y ago
That reliable stop feature was getting in the way of a “very smart person’s” promotion quest
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by kyleee 2y ago
Tangentially you can set vims temp/swap files to something like ~/.vim/tmp/ so they don’t clutter repo directories. At least that’s my pref for this annoyance/clutter
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by kyleee 2y ago
I would ordinarily be upset about this but in this case it is probably for the best as there is unfortunately a lot of islamophobic content on the site
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by kyleee 2y ago
More evidence of the sad state of general purpose computing
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by kyleee 2y ago
And why can’t the LLM do that part too? Is it illegal to represent as a false / nonexistent lawyer?
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by kyleee 2y ago
I think you are generally correct. I think also the personality types who become public makers, etc. tend to also be controlling, so any negative comments / discussion, etc. that they can’t suppress really irks them and often they go t
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by kyleee 2y ago
Office 2007 works great in wine
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by kyleee 2y ago
I’d say it depends on who is paying you. If you have job security and want to tinker, then play with tailwind if you want (most trendy / loud people seem to like tailwind). If however you are working on your own project / are self
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by kyleee 2y ago
We need a snappy word for everything in life becoming a shitty escalating cat and mouse game. I’m hearing the word enshittification a lot these days but unsure if it’s right here

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