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by lupire 2y ago
Technically, the President + Executive can do whatever they want, including prosecute parts the Executive!), until the President is either impeached or replaced by election or incapacitation.
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by lupire 2y ago
To be clear "they" (who can reject a person) is the recipient of the pardon, not the court. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burdick_v._United_States But that's not the relevant part of Burdock for this t
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by lupire 2y ago
Are you a DOJ lawyer or Federal judge? If not, what is your basis for your conclusion?
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by lupire 2y ago
Domestic adversaries don't own any companies, for obvious reasons.
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by lupire 2y ago
It's not very clear, but the US version is more freedom plus killing more people, and the Chinese version is more servitude plus killing fewer people. I think people who have seen one up close claim to prefer the other (but thets meani
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by lupire 2y ago
You do realize that you are posting on a thread whose OP thesis is that cursive is unreadable for most people.
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by lupire 2y ago
That's not right. Publishing is speech (Bernstein vs United States). Unpublishing the app would avoid the effects of the Act.
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by lupire 2y ago
"Little Red Book" doesn't resonate with people outside China
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by lupire 2y ago
You are conflating strong Chinese Communist control of the business with how the content behaves. TikTok is full of content that would put a Chinese person in prison. See this 2019 article outlining Chinese Communist moderation policies tha
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by lupire 2y ago
The content doesn't matter. There's more than a lifetime supply of I'll relevant kinds of content on both platforms. The algorithm for curating your feed matters.
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by lupire 2y ago
What about future senators?
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by lupire 2y ago
China is a foreign sovereign country. "USA is a free country" does not refer to China. "The free world" does not refer to China.
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by lupire 2y ago
> That result is terrifyingly boring in its implications though, which is why we try to avoid it. What result? A result that the entire Universe is deterministic and already determined, like a movie already recorded to tape that we are
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by lupire 2y ago
It's a poorly worded way of saying, if heat doesn't exist, and objects don't gain or lose energy, but only change configuration in a controlled way, physics is reversible. This is traditional time-symmetric Newtownian physics
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by lupire 2y ago
And the TV show Dark
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by lupire 2y ago
Can the ball roll into wormhole, emerge in the past, hit its past self and stop, while its past self it knocked to roll into the wormhole, emerge in the past, hit its past self ...
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by lupire 2y ago
Inefficiency is waste
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by lupire 2y ago
It's origami, so making it in USA wouldn't fit our racist ideas about what makes a folded-paper design valuable. USA folded paper is cheap cardboard. Asian folded paper is origami.
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by lupire 2y ago
Why don't the greenwashers greenwash burning clothes locally?
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by lupire 2y ago
They are engineered to contain solid waste, but often pollute the air and water, because the externality is cheaper than containing that waste.
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by lupire 2y ago
The problem is there communities are hard to build and easy to destroy. Reddit destroying its user communities causes real damage. Those users don't magically congregate somewhere else.
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by lupire 2y ago
Using the GPL is not racketeering. Why would any user expect more rights than a contributor?
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by lupire 2y ago
That's likely to corrupt the database backend, which now appears to store old "non WP Engine" affirmations in the same location as new "pineapple pizza" affirmations. How will they be able to distinguish?
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by lupire 2y ago
Yes, they appear to publicly attempting to manipulate him, out of a belief that he responds to flattery without regard for logical consistency.
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by lupire 2y ago
They are not in compliance with the provisions. They aren't violating anything. They can't violate a promise they haven't made.
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by lupire 2y ago
The other problem is that literate programming works well for code that has complicated ideas behind a small amount of code, but most businesses code is simple ideas behind a lot of boilerplatey code. The hard part is in making it all fit
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by lupire 2y ago
Fascinating. I think it would be much easier to read if it were formatted in 2-pane format, with the English and math on one pane, and the code on the side, aligned to match. Working from the source code of the program/book and the Lit
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by lupire 2y ago
Have you ever seen a comment of someone saying they have a coworker who writes in the Literate style, and they appreciate it? Bias may be a factor.
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by lupire 2y ago
As the author admits, it's Vim but it's not regexes. It's "searching" for screen coordinates. It's drawing in Vim, but not pattern matching.
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by lupire 2y ago
MAGA leadership advocates for the second.

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