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>There is an onus in the UK for the registered keeper of the vehicle to incriminate themselves or someone else for road traffic offences (confirmed by test cases). That's not how that works. You, as the registered keeper of a vehicl
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The key takeaway from the article is that the race etc. of the subjects wasn't disclosed to the AI, yet it was able to predict it to 80% while the human experts managed 50% suggesting that there was something else encoded in the imag
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>it’s setting the commons on fire. Rather than the AI companies turning up to the common pasture and starting to strip mine as fast as they can despite the protests of other commoners who were sustainably grazing their animals on it?
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2y ago
Assuming the agency survives the next 6 months…
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He’ll probably be fine if you follow the rest of the steps?
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Thanks, I hate this
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Apart from the fact that Ponzi was a fraud, while there is no pretence that Social Security schemes actually pay their way - the deductions you pay are better off being represented as a membership fee for the scheme.
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2y ago
I remember running a semi-popular phpBB back in the early 00's. There was nothing like Digital Ocean or Linode. You can run a small instance for pocket change today.
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2y ago
Hare coursing is also illegal.
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>It is physically impossible to be aware of the entirety of one's impact on others. No it isn't. You just need a shred of empathy.
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Are you familiar with the current powers of entry in E&W per s17 & s18 Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 ?
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2y ago
No, the proposal is that there is a power of entry where the police have reasonable grounds to believe stolen property is on the premises and that this is supported by tracking data and that authority to enter is provided and recorded
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2y ago
And if I don't want my conversation recorded? How do I know if I am being recorded?
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No it wasn't. The Dutch cracked and wiretapped it. It has been held not to be intercept evidence per RIPA so capable of being used in evidence. Most went guilty because they caught red-handed in the most egregious criminality you'
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2y ago
Then people will die.
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lol, a pegged stablecoin. The very thought.
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Now you've got two addresses to handle - the vehicle's keeper and the licence holder. Further, the DVLA isn't sending correspondence relating to criminal matters, that's coming from the police who use the Police National
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The Elgin marbles are named for the Scottish noble who purloined them. It as much a British thing as it is an English one.
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Are short term lets the 'best' use, or the one that allows the owner of a scarce commodity to make as much money as possible to the detriment of the community in which the commodity is located?
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Those investors would be buying shares in the company in all but name.
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>Gambling is degenerate, chaotic and immoral. The Mayflower called, they've lost a puritan again.
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In the UK, those are Premium Bonds backed by HM Government. The day that they can't be redeemed is the day you have significantly bigger problems.
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You know that the LLM isn't actually your friend, don't you?
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"the world" is more than the US.
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> Technically and product-wise, there's not a whole lot wrong with Twitter right now. The app is a bin-fire.
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People seem to like it?
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A healthy & sustainable way would probably be to do something about school shootings in the only country where they happen on a regular basis. In the absence of that, what else would you propose?
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2y ago
I've been looking for something like this! I wasn't expecting to buy stuff from the comments on HN...
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What they can do is (in England & Wales, for example) is to impose a confiscation order on you so when you do end up liquidating your easily traceable crypto current, they will simply come after those assets.
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2y ago
The executives are the company.
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