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nicolashahn
3y ago
The city has consistently shown they're unwilling to do this. Getting a CCW is something you as a citizen can do now. Personally, I'm in favor of having an option other than being a victim.
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3y ago
I know that several average (non-connected) people have received their CCW issued by San Francisco, which would be absolutely unheard of before Bruen.
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3y ago
Reminder: The police have no obligation to protect you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_v._District_of_Columbia
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3y ago
Should we take them away from the cops as well, so only criminals can have them? Or should we allow law abiding citizens to defend themselves, so you have an option other than becoming a victim?
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3y ago
A few months ago the Supreme Court forced CA counties to begin issuing concealed carry weapon permits: https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/media/legal-alert-oag-2022-0... . Previously it was up to the discretion o
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3y ago
A few months ago the Supreme Court forced CA counties to begin issuing concealed carry weapon permits: https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2022-06-23/supreme-co... . Previously it was up to the discretion o
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3y ago
I asked llama2 why I should use it over chatgpt: " llama2 and chatgpt are both powerful language models, but they have some key differences that may make one more suitable for your needs than the other. llama2 is a more recent model, a
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3y ago
All? Definitely not. Some? Yes. I f**ing love toilets.
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3y ago
True, I think if they fought today Zuck would win. However, given enough training, Musk can close the gap. If he trained hard and they fought a year from now I'd put money on Musk, hands down.
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3y ago
Musk has like 6 inches and 60lbs on Zuck
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3y ago
The thing is you can use all of these for different use cases. I have a car which I take to anywhere I can park easily (which is a lot of places in the city if you avoid downtown). I don't own a bike but I know many who do, and just ta
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3y ago
That'll be amazing, then we can give them jobs and make them pay taxes.
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3y ago
Apparently Meike have announced a Canon-approved RF lens and there's rumors of Sigma having a couple coming too.
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3y ago
It's a joke but a huge difference between this and an office is you only have to be around the coworkers you like
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4y ago
Spicy take, but isn't this kind of a blessing in disguise? Plastic in this form wouldn't be disturbing the ecosystem as much. This is better than microplastics being found in fish or choking turtles.
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4y ago
This felt especially like a middle finger to employees because it boosted the stock price exactly during the 1 week window that determines how many new RSUs will be given to employees as refreshers for the year. Higher price = less shares.
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4y ago
Here we go again!
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nicolashahn
4y ago
If you have financial obligations, sometimes you have to take the job that's available.
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4y ago
Official perf reviews recently switched to yearly, but there's a "touchpoint" every three months, which is just a very light perf review with no ratings/direct outcomes until the annual one
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4y ago
Terrible idea. What incentive do restaurants have to increase their wages to make up for lack of tips? They restaurant owners are already not getting the tip money. Net effect is just going to be poorer servers and richer restaurant owners.
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4y ago
Kotlin. Seems like the true successor to Java rather than Go. Comparable speed but much more enjoyable than Go due better type system, quality of life features, and the massive ecosystem of Java.
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AI Is Making Computers More Human, and It’s Bad for the Computers
(thelog.farm)
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There could definitely be some hardcoded rules to trigger a message like that that aren't part of the ML model.
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4y ago
Not tech related but the Always Sunny in Philadelphia podcast. Just a bunch of funny people being funny live rather than scripted.
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4y ago
how else do you add a backdoor?
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4y ago
When layoffs are common, a new one isn't news. It's a great time for companies to offload unproductive employees. If they did layoffs during a bull market it'd draw a lot of attention and negative PR.
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> Despite the concentration of highly intelligent and educated folks who make up the stock traders of the world... they make remarkably bad bets on the future of markets more often than not. Looking forward to seeing how well this ages w
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Interesting, I was going to come here to say the exact same thing. Rust if you need the performance/low level features, Kotlin if not. I think Kotlin's niche overlaps with Go but just so much more pleasant to use, I really wish it
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4y ago
Tiktok is not banned in China, it's just rebranded as Douyin.
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Realistically I think most of the TikTok content creators would go over to Reels and the net effect on attention-destroying time-wasting would be small.
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