loeg

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   by loeg 7mo ago

   I think you're on the wrong thread?
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   by loeg 7mo ago

   > If you care about security at all, you disable any previews on the lock screen. The lock screen is by definition visible to anyone without any authorization. Showing anything on it immediately destroys any secrecy. It must be obvious t
3. 543.▲
   by loeg 7mo ago

   I thought name-only was the default.
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   by loeg 7mo ago

   Something like 20% of Americans use Twitter.
5. 545.▲
   by loeg 7mo ago

   I didn't comment on directionality, just that you were objecting to a change (synonymously, a shift).
6. 546.▲
   by loeg 7mo ago

   > not complaining about shifting positions > EFF has changed > EFF was fairly neutral ... Last year, they began ... I saw them becoming more and more partisan I mean, I read that as a shift.
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   by loeg 7mo ago

   > Misgendering someone or refusing to recognize their gender identity is sexism and transmisogyny. It must be some "ist" of you to assume it isn't transmisandry instead. (And not sure that anything related to gender identi
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   by loeg 7mo ago

   GP is complaining about a shift from one set of positions to a different set.
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   by loeg 7mo ago

   Does anyone seriously think EFF posting to X yesterday tarnished their brand? Be real.
10. 550.▲
    by loeg 7mo ago

    You're keeping Reddit of all places? If you want a net win for attention and value, Reddit ain't it.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    Are the small fines for red light violations costlier, or the impact on health and life from the collisions red light running inevitably causes? I think letting poor areas be high traffic injury areas through deliberate neglect is even cos
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    It's also bizarre because light timings are set by DOTs, not police departments... Do you think your local DOT is corrupt? I think mine is inept, but not corrupt.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    https://bjs.ojp.gov/library/publications/international-crime... > U.S. crime rates for the three violent crimes homicide, rape, robbery) were several times higher than the averages for reporting European countr
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    This is a bizarre comment. What level of absence of evidence would you accept to prove "not corrupt enough?" The "corruption snack" language strongly suggests you aren't really interested in changing your mind eve
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    > Do you have empirical evidence that we "habitually coddle criminals"? In this context, we're talking about SF, not the US at large. Yes, SF is well known for coddling criminals. This is, obviously, a qualitative charac
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    You're taking something that has happened at least once and extrapolating it to every situation; this isn't accurate.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    If they only installed them based on collision/injury data, and that data identified mostly poor areas, you would be ok with it? Because this is what the data finds over and over. The people most harmed by red light running are t
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    They provide law enforcement timely information about the location of wanted (e.g., stolen) vehicles. Law enforcement can act on that information. If law enforcement does not have that information, it cannot act on it.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    https://x.com/jeffmklein/status/1430876370175987712
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    We used to call this "overfitting," but I suppose everything has to be maxxed now. Fitmaxxed?
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    Exactly. She was not prevented from doing that.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    For me it seems more or less similar to reviewing others' changes to a codebase. In any large organization codebase, most of the changes won't be our own.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    Well, the Chinese shops are propped up by the CCP instead.
24. 564.▲
    by loeg 7mo ago

    The costs just aren't that high. They could be 10x higher and it still wouldn't be a huge deal.
25. 565.▲
    by loeg 7mo ago

    Being able to deliver junior-level work isn't the goal of training juniors.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    Writing a book isn't covered whistleblowing. If she wants to go to the FBI or whatever, no one can stop her.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    I believe so.
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    When government makes itself less efficient, it's still red tape.
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    Data centers' heat exhaust is not raising the land temperature around them(blog.andymasley.com)

    6 points by loeg 7mo ago|3 comments
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    by loeg 7mo ago

    It's not quite that simple -- there are other criteria. E.g., MSTR is not included in the index. And technically the committee overseeing it has some discretion. That said, I agree that TSLA easily meets the criteria for inclusion --