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lokar
1mo ago
Stop trusting the US government.
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Has any terrorist group ever used Gmail to communicate?
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The Declaration of Independence, constitution and bill of rights aim to recognize and protect rights everyone is born with.
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1mo ago
Wft?
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Sure, but other then language tools, databases, printing, container orchestration, what have the Roman’s ever done for us?
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1mo ago
The reverse of that argument is why are you applauding Intel for doing something they had to do well in order to get any sales?
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1mo ago
Are you sure that was not iterative improvement?
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1mo ago
I still can’t see the point you are trying to make
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1mo ago
Culture is fluid, it must be to continue. Categories like this will evolve, expand, and shrink over time.
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I should add, two other items that I think were added in this time period, which are not security related, but IMO are good are: - seriously, you need to follow the instructions of the staff on board - don't get (very) drunk before or
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1mo ago
I'm not sure what you mean
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You could check in, check your bags, and then walk out. They would not remove the bag from the plane.
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All of the post 9-11 measures other then: - securing the cockpit - training staff to resist hijacking - ensuring checked bags have boarded passengers Are worthless theater. But, if you don’t accept that, and believe that more physical passe
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1mo ago
Capital punishment should be reserved exclusively for, and as the only, punishment for public corruption and abuse of power.
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First, what happens to plant workers and surrounding communities matters. Second, yes, the pans are dangerous if you “abuse” them. By getting them to hot, using a mental utensil, or just using it after it has aged too much.
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1mo ago
You could interpret the comment as a prediction based on the same pattern of overwhelming internal bureaucracy impacting engineering innovation. Control swinging entirely over to finance and legal. Focused entirely on rent seeking and prot
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The origin of many (or most) of the first organized police forces in the US were to control slaves and catch runaways. The police have always been oriented towards protecting the wealthy from the poor.
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The law is properly a limit on behavior, not a grant for acceptable behavior. It defines in which situations the state will ultimately employ its monopoly on violence to compel compliance. This is a vastly smaller set of situations compare
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1mo ago
IMO he obviously meant boosting someone who was low back into the normal range.
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Trump was pretty clear he chose him because he looked good in TV.
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Apple does not enforce the rules uniformly
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Yeah, it’s one thing when SV runs the Uber script (ignoring the law to build big enough to buy politicians) to hurt cab drivers. It’s very different when it’s your neighborhood.
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Corruption
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What seems odd to me whenever this debate comes up is the failure to differentiate between: - the child must never be unsupervised - I/we think the child should never be unsupervised We have less and less space between an opinion or re
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1mo ago
Sure, but that’s still a problem of their own making. These people don’t want to use them to process the payment. They just want to link to their own web page.
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1mo ago
Not half the country. Almost half of the people who voted.
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It is almost unheard of in the US for an elected politician to poll lower than 30%, it seems to be a floor. This is for both parties, and all sorts of terrible behavior.
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If you have enough bags, you don’t need to keep accepting new ones. We have used the same collection of bags for over 15 years.
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Citadel had an employee take code, and had to use divers to recover it from a canal: https://www.businessinsider.com/yihao-ben-pu-citadel-2011-11
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1mo ago
Ironically, AI may end up being helpful in filtering out slop and discovering content you like.
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