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by lokar 3mo ago
Sure. So file a request with a judge including evidence that the car has been stolen, and a reasonable time window and location.
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by lokar 3mo ago
That may be what police like, but in my town it’s sold to residents on solving crimes.
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by lokar 3mo ago
Record the plates. Don’t alert, search. And just for a specific crime.
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by lokar 3mo ago
I think motivations matter. Putting a for-profit company hired by the police, and the police in charge is just the worst. There are many other contexts where we trust properly supervised people who lack an immediate and obvious incentive t
365.
by lokar 3mo ago
Reddit r/guitar gets a lot of questions about AI generated tabs that are unplayable (the fingering is just crazy). You need to both work out the chords and also decide on fingerings a human could perform. Seems possible, but more then
366.
by lokar 3mo ago
Have an independent non-profit with strong oversight manage the data. Grant access with a warrant. The police should show that a crime has likely been committed, and get access to just the data that probably has evidence.
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by lokar 3mo ago
I thought what was going on was they would keep them up after the local contract as they could still get value from them as part of the national network.
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by lokar 3mo ago
This is the part that upsets me. They really could help solve crimes without sacrificing privacy.
369.
by lokar 3mo ago
And then get a order to take the camera to satisfy the debt
370.
by lokar 3mo ago
Everything related to JavaScript is terrible.
371.
by lokar 3mo ago
Great compared to what? It was great in the ‘90s, not today.
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by lokar 3mo ago
In general for these deals, and the ones with SPVs even more we don’t know. It may be as straightforward as equity for GPUs, but not enough information has been released.
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by lokar 3mo ago
I’m not sure anyone can really say now, the terms and details are too opaque. But, given the history the opacity is itself a red flag.
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by lokar 3mo ago
That’s not the point. The issue is that loaning/investing to a client so they can buy from you conflates your investments with your revenue. It may be fine, or not. It it has been a frequent type of manipulation to obfuscate the rea
375.
by lokar 3mo ago
Unless you have something scheduled for that second.
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by lokar 3mo ago
My area has both ATT fiber and the local cable service. Both fast and reasonably (for the US) priced. My neighbor has starlink. Very weird.
377.
by lokar 3mo ago
99% of the value is goodwill towards musk
378.
by lokar 3mo ago
I don’t see how. Maybe someone here can attempt the napkin math. But the satellites have much shorter lifespans than fiber.
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by lokar 3mo ago
GeForce NOW as well. Very straight forward and clear email every month.
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by lokar 3mo ago
The closest to that would be the ideas in “ the origin of consciousness in the breakdown of the bicameral mind”
381.
by lokar 3mo ago
He was pushed, not sucked. Pressure never sucks.
382.
by lokar 4mo ago
I would absolutely not tolerate and unregulated ambulance responding to my emergency.
383.
by lokar 4mo ago
Sure you do. Most people don’t own property. Most of the taxes are paid by people who do. And elections are decided by people with property.
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by lokar 4mo ago
It depends. For a JS web front end? Go crazy. For the consensus algorithm in your distributed database? slow down there buddy... You have to ask: how bad could this get? How hard will it be to fix? Could we loose or corrupt user data?
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by lokar 4mo ago
I don’t know the details of that situation, but I have been on the other side of that debate. People say “it’s a one line change” (once they argued it was a 1 bit change!). But lacking a fully controlled and hermetic build system with its
386.
by lokar 4mo ago
Is there reliable polling that shows this is broadly unpopular?
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by lokar 4mo ago
But that’s not what the IETF is. They don’t police, they encourage collaboration and standardization between implementers.
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by lokar 4mo ago
And the CHP has a website where you can report violations.
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by lokar 4mo ago
I’m not sure. Another explanation is that it is accessible, with a small amount of friction. But then drug makers realize they can get more sales by selling a placebo that won’t have the friction.
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by lokar 4mo ago
True, but they were different offenses.

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