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by lesuorac 1y ago
> Yes it does. You can have a trial for your traffic ticket. A trial was not required for the city to issue you a ticket. You can contest the ticket in traffic court where you will _not_ get a jury of your peers. Everything the governmen
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by lesuorac 1y ago
I'm sure the treasury department would love for the guy to appear in front of a judge. However, he's also welcome to email an appeal [1]. Note: This is a civil penalty. Much like a traffic ticket and does not require a judge. ---
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Same statement could be said about you no? You're the one that was defrauded. The bank processed the transfer exactly as you told them to. So therefore, if person X isn't providing the service you expected then you should have to
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Due process just means following pre-written law. ex. There's no judge involved when a cop shows up to a fight and arrests both people. It's the same law [1] that everybody is talking about w.r.t. Trump's Tariffs except that
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> Moving the cost of the scams onto the banks will strongly incentivize them to prevent the scams. And then less people have bank accounts. The scammer isn't necessarily the person with the final bank account. Its often somebody who
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Seems like some process was followed here to me. FBI investigated a bunch of scams and found somebody assisted scammers. It's not like they pulled a name out of a hat and sanctioned them.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> The banks are usually unwilling to do them, and an individual may not be able to force them to in practice, but it's still possible in a way it's not possible with crypto. Generally they're unwilling to do that because i
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by lesuorac 1y ago
They do show up in searches [1]. They're upset because they show up in a search _below_ the "AI Overview" which means people do not click through to their site. The search result still occurs; nobody wants to read it in addit
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by lesuorac 1y ago
I mean, pick a dangerous surgery with a high death %. It's still safe to be the surgeon in that case. The people dieing are by far the sherpas which you aren't one of.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> [1] xAI was founded by Musk on March 9, 2023 > [2] Elon Musk completed the acquisition of Twitter in October 2022 xAI would've just been an AI division of Twitter if Musk wasn't worried that Twitter was going to go bankrup
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Are they? I thought nowadays the sherpas practically carry you up there so it's of low risk to you. Both wikipedia [1] and an expedition company [2] seem to put the deaths per year as <10 with it being dominated by people from Nepal
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by lesuorac 1y ago
It's not a shadow ban if people can read what you wrote. Just like if I stab you it's not a mugging. Words have meaning.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> > Musk saw it coming with Twatter > And although it's been turned private and delisted, it's estimated to be worth just a fraction of what he paid for it. I'd just stick with "he tried to back out of it and ha
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> McConnell is more to blame for the dysfunction of Congress and the misuse of the Senate than anyone else. McConnell isn't in charge of the Senate anymore and they're doing a pro forma session against Trump. ("Friday, May
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> At least the American public does recognize them as wars, so there's that at least. I'm not sure this is accurate. We have plenty of "wars" that aren't wars. Such as the annual "war on Christmas". Do
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Additionally, in the first Trump presidency congress temporarily removed the debt limit. I don't think there are even votes to do that now so compromising on how to fund the government is going to take a lot of effort (that can't
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by lesuorac 1y ago
I mean a plurality of Americans voted for Obama. Should he have been able to ignore the will of congress and appoint supreme court justices to the vacant spots? Nobody is saying that the Republicans in congress cannot set tariffs. We'r
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by lesuorac 1y ago
I dunno, stock prices seem pretty volatile despite no material change in the company. The value of a stock is all pure speculation about how much you can sell it for later.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance The article literally writes "Meanwhile, the public was seeing news reports of mass firings that seemed cruel and heartless, many assuming DOGE was directly respo
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by lesuorac 1y ago
This is seems largely expected from Dunning and Kruger's paper. The true Dunning-Kruger effect is not that low-skill individuals believe they're better than high-skill individuals but that low-skill individuals do not know what sk
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Java Applets probably would've snuffed out WASM if it was added into a browser by default (instead of an extension). However, they were pretty insecure and caused a ton of problems for the browser [1] and I'm guessing Oracle had n
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by lesuorac 1y ago
I mean, the time to deal with that was 4 years ago under Biden. Least nobody forget the twitter files where it was revealed the Trump administration was ordering twitter to take down tweets.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
It's also often cheaper to treat many durable items as disposable. i.e. buy a power washer each-ish time you need it compared to hiring somebody.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> 5. Nothing happens Then lobby the government to change the laws or other requirements so that any IP holder can have a more effective process. The solution is not to hack some workaround.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
But what new projects do you need? The west is in a world of abundance. We do not need 5 more ChatGPTs. It's better business to have one half price ChatGPT than 3 full priced ones. Jevon's Paradox requires an very large unmet cons
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> If you care about this, vote with your wallet. While I'm not going to say you can't vote with your wallet. You can also just vote with a vote ... Companies group up together all the time to create trade unions to advance legi
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Eh, isn't the driver shortage an entirely self-inflicted problem by having them wait around for literal hours instead of actually driving. > In fact, according to one study by the ATRI, over 80 percent of drivers run out of availab
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by lesuorac 1y ago
well, specific people are delivering free _waste_ wood to people specifically near them. Kinda like those people that got free _waste_ oil from restaurants to run their vans. It's not something you can replicate literally anywhere but
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by lesuorac 1y ago
It's mentioned as the article as free from using waste wood.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Eh, perhaps a curious administrator can share the data but I really suspect just through sheer numbers most people on this forum do not live in the bay area. The NYC metro area is 23 million [1] which is about 7% of the country (23/300

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