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me-vs-cat
8mo ago
> [Letting someone they think is impaired drive off is] what the "soft" approach is all about. [...] But in no case should a cop let someone drive off that they suspect isn't fully sober. You are reading more into the va
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8mo ago
What's stupid about using a soft approach, instead of a violent approach, to take away a driver's license from a drunk driver? Why do police so frequently resort to violence that you're probably not surprised to hear bystande
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8mo ago
> The cops that pull them over always treat them in the softest and most deferential way imaginable. Without denying I have seen preferential treatment first-hand, you might take a step back and imagine... You're dealing with someon
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10mo ago
I wouldn't use "script" to describe FreeCAD. Regardless, this problem is much more with FreeCAD than with Python. > I have to add _pycache_ to all the .gitignore I just add that, once, in my global gitignore.
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10mo ago
Anyone can land upon a good strategy -- especially because these strategies get honed by evolutionary processes. For them, this is a good strategy. Enough people, especially their supporters, have been trained to not be suspicious when th
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10mo ago
I feel the same about the obsequious "apologies".
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10mo ago
> ...using other models, never touching that product again. > ...that the LLM even suggested (without special prompting) to do something that I should have realized was a stupid idea with a low chance of success... Since you're u
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11mo ago
> Taking a photograph of a car with its license plate is legal. As is selling a photo you've taken, whether it has a license plate or not. Does it have to be? What if selling more than 1,000 license plates with location and time in
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1y ago
> the line is ... arbitrarily placed so the govt can pick and choose the winners based on allegiance. This is the real problem. They use vague statements to make decisions based on loyalty with just enough merit as distraction. Everythi
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1y ago
Regarding out-of-home access, I'll drop a note about connecting your phone to your home network with a VPN. Now you're always connecting the same way for this and everything else. It's not perfect because wifi networks might
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1y ago
Do you believe I disagree with everything you said earlier? I don't. Take me at my word, that I wanted to discuss how advertising is not " any form of letting people know you or your services or goods exist". I have been m
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1y ago
> Advertising is any form of letting people know you or your services or goods exist. If you’re only talking about a subset of that, we should discuss how you’re defining advertising. Sure, let's discuss. I cannot agree. Even if
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1y ago
https://xcancel.com/markcojuangco/status/1816712239669236083
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me-vs-cat
1y ago
No, that's just Australia. They have separate luggage limits for game animals. Because this can involve portable refrigeration, people realized you could use this just for batteries.
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1y ago
> I've seen a low-staff store - I was in a pharmacy Walgreens, CVS, and the like are horrible to their retail employees and only care about retail business to the extent it drives more Rx business. You'll be happier using an i
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1y ago
It may sound that way to you, but it doesn't have that problem for me.
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1y ago
You missed the point. That's okay.
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1y ago
It's curious that you use expired to mean "payments were rejected before the expiration was reached".
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1y ago
FWIW, I've been able to cancel my NYT subscription with only a web form since I first subscribed in 2020. It works, and I use it every year. Some years there were several weeks before I got the discounted price again. I wonder how ma
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1y ago
Are you thinking of a specific model? What model? All models I personally experienced came with ink cartridges containing less ink than replacement cartridges. I participated in a ton of ink cartridge refilling during 1998-2007. For most
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1y ago
> It would be awesome if one could craft a FOSS license that allows all FOSS uses of the project except creating a US letter variant. That can't happen, because your desired exclusion is incompatible with FOSS. You could do that wit
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1y ago
I cannot make sense of that statement. Other than in relation to copyright, I don't see any relevant discussion here about piracy.
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1y ago
It wasn't, until https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45477785
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1y ago
Is that really the equivalence you want to make? That's a rather severe escalation to me.
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1y ago
My initial reaction was the same, then I thought: "no, we need more of this". We need more discussion about copyright in our society, and we need it most in front of those who are unaware, inattentive, or would otherwise shirk tha
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1y ago
Why won't anyone think of the publishers and the book stores! Amazon is hanging on by a thread, and piracy is stealing their cut.
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1y ago
> The anonymous source is oath bound not to reveal secrets When you say this, what oaths are you specifically thinking about?
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1y ago
fstab isn't named such because it makes you want to stab your face, either.
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1y ago
Thank you for sharing your experience. I cannot see how to justify H-1B as a benefit the employer provides for the worker, because it just sounds exploitive, like the comment above. I can see justification only as a benefit to the employer
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1y ago
Are you describing H-1B or indentured servitude?
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