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by lesuorac 10mo ago
Surely one of the most popular browsers in the world could ship with some commonly requested fonts and all you'd learn is that they were using chrome which the user-agent said anyways.
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
That's his point. Since nobody else is, he's not going to either.
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
It's not about returning power to the states. It's the same dog whistle as States Rights vs Slavery. When push comes to shove the confederacy banned states from determing their own slavery policy. We see this extremely obviously w
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
Yeah, no taxes on tips. It's like 40% cheaper for gratuities.
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
I've always assumed the counterparty is a computer. You have say 100 Billion of 401k moneys to invest. How are you going to invest it into real estate with a expense ratio of 0.05 and also check all of the properties in the portfolio?
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
"least"? If you have 2 million dollars lying around you can commit any federal crimes and buy a pardon. Which may seem like a lot but also consider if you're doing something like funding literally terrorism it's probably
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
> Though it's questionable as to how much big players like Google would have continued to fund Mozilla if they had seen Mozilla making the financial moves that would have made it an independent and self-sufficient entity. Look at ho
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
> Oh, Japan attacking Pearl Harbor/the US. If the Japanese Army faction would have won the internal struggle and had tried to attack the Soviets again in 1941, the USSR would have probably been toast and the US would have probably i
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
I think you've missed the point. The concept of Game Theory is inevitable because it's studying an existing phenomenon. Whether or not the researchers of Game Theory correctly model that is irrelevant to whether the phenomenon exi
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
That's easy to solve. Just encourage them to take part in some low-cost digital alternative like Sports Predictions.
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
Never. Most people aren't day traders and probably financially benefit from being unable to do so.
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
And "complies with all applicable laws"; as-in we're operating at the lowest possible standard we can.
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by lesuorac 10mo ago
To me it seems like the simple solution is to just require sellers to accept disposal of items (or parts of items) they sold. If people started bringing back zillions of plastic bags to Krogers for disposal you bet they'd figure out re
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
Can't we just not push the lipos to 100% and have the UPS maintain a ~60% charge instead and get a long life span?
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
I mean we don't know it for sure; but we do know it. It's like saying repealing laws prohibiting dumping lead into drinking water (ex. Prop 67) won't cause companies to dump lead into water. But like we passed prop 67 because
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
Curating HN to only be tech-specific topics is protected by 230. Literally the history of 230 is there were 2 lawsuits [1]. 1. Website was sued over having "defamatory" content posted by a user and website won because they had no
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
I would expect an x-ray technician to limit their kid's time in x-rays. It doesn't mean kids should never get an x-ray. Sometimes moderation means complete abstinence but generally not.
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
Can you guys just read stuff before talking? > The order directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to create an “AI Litigation Task Force” within 30 days whose "sole responsibility shall be to challenge State AI laws" that clash with
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
Which part? The "The U.S. government had established limits on wheat production, based on the acreage owned by a farmer, to stabilize wheat prices and supplies." seems like quite the federal overreach never mind the court decision
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
States also weren't allow to leave the Confederacy ...
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
> However, by almost any way you can present "popularity" of a president - be it approval ratings, polling figures, popular vote, electoral vote, etc. - he is one of the more popular presidents in US history. You might want to
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
EOs aren't law though. They're guidance for the rest of the executive branch on how to execute the laws written by congress. The Legislative branch (Congress) not the Executive branch (White House) can preempt states.
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
Also they made an entire separate company X.ai to do Grok and some other stuff which certainly involved hiring people.
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
A lot of laws don't need updating. Courts don't allow you to submit false evidence yet somehow they need to update their produces to handle AI generated false submissions? The issue is enforcement. Plain and simple. The anti-trust
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
I think you may have missed the part where mainstream media is no longer actually mainstream for that reason. Honestly for the best. Fox is never going to tell you when there's water main work on your street. A local paper might.
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
I mean it's funny to say but I think it should be pretty obvious to anybody that tradesmen are not the only people driving into NYC. But yeah, customers pay the congestion tax for the tradesmen to drive just like they pay the tariff ta
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
A lot, the easiest example was the autopilot video that started off with "The car is driving itself, the driver is there for regulatory reasons". The video was created by stitched together different sessions as in some of the sess
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
Unfortunately yes. Trump won during a time where incumbents lost by ~10 points. He narrowly beat a candidate that lost their only primary run by <2 point. Trump's very vocal minority is very good at making people think there is a si
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
I think playing a ton of games as a kid has helped me. I walk through a casino and see all the flashing lights and sounds and like the casino screen is half as busy as an RTS. It's just not the same level of engagement; it's not o
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by lesuorac 11mo ago
Those are more of a technically no? Like I have fiber to the house and you really need to pinch it and whatnot to cause an internet outage.

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