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by lhnz 3y ago
Nobody other than yourself is arguing that reasonable doubt is being generally ignored by juries. You either misunderstood the Kalven-Zeisel study that you brought to the argument or you failed to read it. The study showed that juries had a
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by lhnz 3y ago
The 78% agreement rate between judges and juries suggests a shared interpretation of evidence, which indirectly indicates both are following the same 'reasonable doubt' standard. The 3% disagreement where judges would have convict
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by lhnz 3y ago
The Kalven-Zeisel study indicates that juries and judges agree on verdicts 78% of the time, suggesting they have similar interpretations of the evidence. When they do disagree, juries are more lenient 19% of the time, indicating they don&#x
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by lhnz 3y ago
> Yet you made no reference to it in your poorly executed attack. I am not attacking you and I did make direct reference to this. You wrote: > In practice reasonable doubt is generally ignored by juries. > Interviews
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by lhnz 3y ago
The claim you made which I referred to as a sweeping statement was that juries "generally" ignore the standard of reasonable doubt. This study you cite is not relevant to that claim.
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by lhnz 3y ago
Actually your post containing the sweeping statement doesn't contain any evidence. You haven't substantiated your claim.
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by lhnz 3y ago
While the system is not perfect and errors do occur, the claim that juries "generally" ignore the standard of reasonable doubt is a sweeping statement. The principle of "innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt&
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by lhnz 3y ago
Even if the phone was completely stationary and you made no recorded interactions/transactions at all with it, it wouldn't get "thrown out as an alibi". This evidence would get considered with regards to other corroborat
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by lhnz 3y ago
The evidence would have to be looked at in regards to the totality of the evidence. They couldn't just say you handed the phone to somebody else without knowing this and showing evidence that this was the case. Assertions without evide
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by lhnz 3y ago
This isn't true. Contemporaneous evidence may often be admissable in court, subject to other legal tests and challenges regarding its relevance, reliability and integrity. Any evidence that you have that can corroborate your story will
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by lhnz 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | LONDON, UK / REMOTE WORLDWIDE Take a read of my blog or GitHub if you wish to quickly gauge my skillset: https://sebinsua.com I'm a full-stack product engineer. I usually program in TypeScript, Python an
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by lhnz 3y ago
I wrote something sort of adjacent to what you're talking about. It wasn't about applications persay but instead it was a guide / decision tree that took everything I learnt on how to make choices on what datastructure or a
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by lhnz 3y ago
I once consulted at a company with a very large monolithic SQL Server. It actually wasn't Postgres but let's pretend it was. It had been around for decades and over time it had ended up being used for all sorts of things within th
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by lhnz 3y ago
A lot of intellectual/software work is a bit like this though. It'll be interesting to see whether these AI tools scale into more complex work, as right now what you tend to see is a "good start point" but eventually the
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by lhnz 3y ago
> First, a whole army of developers writing Javascript for the browser > started self-identifying as “full-stack”, diving into server development > and asynchronous code. This is gatekeeping--we're all ultimately s
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by lhnz 3y ago
Maybe the trade-offs are better? https://twitter.com/threepointone/status/1698271991927648643
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by lhnz 3y ago
> The transition from CommonJS to ES modules has been slow and full of terrors. > Bun supports both module systems, all the time. No need to worry about file > extensions, .js vs .cjs vs .mjs, or including "type&quot
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by lhnz 3y ago
Upvoting because of the WebGL header text thing you did. Very nice!
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by lhnz 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | LONDON, UK / REMOTE WORLDWIDE Take a read of my blog or GitHub if you wish to quickly gauge my skillset: https://sebinsua.com I'm a full-stack product engineer. I usually program in TypeScript, Python an
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by lhnz 3y ago
Yes, sorry, that was sarcasm. It's incredibly funny that Scrum's most redeeming feature is for it to be so configurable. Scrum has the configurability of SAP.
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by lhnz 3y ago
Why wouldn't corporations and users just stick to the original AI chat model that gave them the best results the first time? I think that people are lazy about switching because it's very difficult to personally validate whether s
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by lhnz 3y ago
The good thing about Scrum is that there are hundreds of little dials that can be modified if you're not getting any value from it. Due to this level of flexibility, it's always the right approach.
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by lhnz 3y ago
I agree with you, but, I once responded along these lines in an interview and it's not what people want to hear.
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by lhnz 3y ago
Unfortunately I do live in London and have a family so do require a London salary, but I would like to say that "Companies House" desperately needs to be improved so this is a valuable job. Specifically it needs to be analysed fro
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by lhnz 3y ago
Absolutely amazing startup idea. Please open up your remote opportunities to other countries! :)
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by lhnz 3y ago
I know it's awkward in some ways, but would you consider remote workers? I'm from London (in the UK) but really like your product.
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by lhnz 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | LONDON, UK / REMOTE WORLDWIDE Take a read of my blog or GitHub if you wish to quickly gauge my skillset: https://sebinsua.com I'm a full-stack product engineer. I usually program in TypeScript, Python an
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by lhnz 3y ago
It tells you that they think their moat is data quality/quantity.
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by lhnz 3y ago
> In truth, what needs to happen is the government needs to realise that > what limits our wealth is our resource constraints and enact policies > on that basis, instead of fussing about artificial financial constraints.
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by lhnz 3y ago
It's true but also older people are addicted to destroying the economy here, constantly demanding decisions that impair the ability of the country to build houses, build businesses, build new infrastructure, etc, all while expecting hi

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