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by monetus 2y ago
That aside, I wonder how much a coffee company's management/sales/etc truly need to be together in an office. With executives that have a certain type of personality, where the employees need to drink some of the kool-aid so
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by monetus 2y ago
They are subsidizing public transit to get to the office it says, but also the private jet for the CEO a 1000 miles away. Classism internally is a great way to encourage unions. I see why they are popping up.
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by monetus 2y ago
https://archive.ph/u5GUX
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by monetus 2y ago
Text that seems a bit more significant imo, alongside the fears of AIs turning into Ouroboruses.
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by monetus 2y ago
My hunch from having a similar disease that caused brain fog, and having read some of the literature as a layman, is that tiny capillaries are clotting in the brain. Or the lungs. Or wherever your viral load was heaviest maybe? It seems
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by monetus 2y ago
Ken Paxton can't be taken seriously, nor can allegations he makes sadly. It doesn't make financial sense to sell the data itself and undermine their ad business; I wonder what that suit and settlement were about.
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by monetus 2y ago
Where the Tool Command Language really shines is this, commanding tools. TCL is criminally underrated for that use case.
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by monetus 2y ago
An unrelated point on that note - The Russian army is trying to restrict phones amongst their troops right now, from what I can tell. The soldiers who need telegram the most to handle their own logistics and strategy, because that is horrif
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by monetus 2y ago
Like the family member of the parent post, she was discharged against her will into a public area in the freezing cold. The police involvement came after negligence by the hospital staff. That she quickly died of complications is potenti
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by monetus 2y ago
Did just that to this woman. https://apnews.com/article/tennessee-woman-died-hospital-pol...
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by monetus 2y ago
As the sibling commented, here is another sad example. https://apnews.com/article/tennessee-woman-died-hospital-pol... > Edwards was “rolled by hospital security guards into the freezing cold wearing only paper scr
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by monetus 2y ago
> They actually wouldn't let my wife walk herself down - they had to call Transport, and she had to be wheeled down in a wheelchair with the baby's carseat on her lap, and I had to be waiting at the designated curbside to pic
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by monetus 2y ago
There are arguments in the industry that the paradigm has shifted to where dogfighting and the need for that maneuverability is a thing of the past? They are showing up on YouTube at least.
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by monetus 2y ago
I don't reader twitter, thanks for posting a heads up.
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by monetus 2y ago
I wonder why people think mastodon instances aren't generally scraped. If it is public, it was probably scraped.
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by monetus 2y ago
It is federated to an extent now though, can't you use a mastodon client without a meta account? I believe you can, iiuc.
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by monetus 2y ago
It sadly does matter for anyone who applied to work at advance autoparts , though. Their SSNs and the like are out there; the company's main database was hit.
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by monetus 2y ago
Just wanted to third this recommendation, as it does defeat some of my migraines. I had brain surgery, get em every week. Rizatriptan is a life saver.
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by monetus 2y ago
Can you expand on this comment? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40848910 - More precisely, not conduct but official records, even public ones like tweets, are inadmissible right? Forgive me for not looking more, I am
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by monetus 2y ago
There were pipe bombs planted next to the dnc and rnc headquarters, probably to bait away police and emergency responders. It wasn't a protest that got out of hand for those who organized it.
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by monetus 2y ago
The problem is that official conduct is inadmissible as evidence for even an unofficial crime, from what I understand. On that point, Barrett and the other women justices dissented from the majority, with "official acts" being a
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by monetus 2y ago
Nixon still had the presidency as he ran for reelection, allowing for the argument that tapes of anyone under the Whitehouse's employ were inadmissible official acts.
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by monetus 2y ago
And this is coming off of the heels of Chevron being overturned.
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by monetus 2y ago
Should an official act done in furtherance of a crime be official? I think the problem is that the section regarding evidence, c3 iirc, says that any evidence implicating a criminal unofficial act must itself be unofficial, and not related
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by monetus 2y ago
https://archive.ph/Co2A1
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by monetus 2y ago
Anyone have a guess on how much they agreed to sell the domain to Meta for?
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by monetus 2y ago
Eventually, propping up these news conglomerates is going to feel like taxing icann to maintain flash. Short-sighted idiocy, of one variety of another if regnisgnaw's comment is correct.
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by monetus 2y ago
https://archive.ph/mMicW
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by monetus 2y ago
> In, the U.K the repairs are done wheneveer the landlord feels like it. In london, you see some apartments get on the market without any repairs done to them at all Often illegal, but still common here as well.
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by monetus 2y ago
Was steve jobs ever on the record discussing unions? With his reputation, I'd imagine the enmity has been a part of apple's culture for decades, but I have never worked there to know.

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