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by parineum 5mo ago
Yes and your suggestion otherwise betrays your ill informed idea of how this current court has ruled. They were practically hand picked to oppose the case law of the two pro-abortion decisions. Their other opinions are broadly _judicially_
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by parineum 5mo ago
> But the transformation in the lives of ordinary Chinese people over the last few decades is unbelievable. China pulled ~800 million people out of extreme poverty. By abandoning the policies that put them in poverty. The story of China
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by parineum 5mo ago
> The employer was constantly involving themselves with US national politics, but employees were expected to refrain from having political opinions of their own. During work hours or after work hours (for both)?
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by parineum 5mo ago
I don't know where most of my friends work and I barely understood what my wife does when we started dating.
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by parineum 5mo ago
> If constant economic growth disproportionately goes to the already wealthy, it worsens inequality when resources to exploit become more scarce. Economic growth means resources get more plentiful.
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by parineum 5mo ago
> It will only get better The important part is how much and over what time period.
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by parineum 5mo ago
> listen to the technical heros who are working at the edge Sounds like a great way to get the rose colored view.
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by parineum 5mo ago
> A minor nitpick, but for the most part (not including the website code, etc), this is not "their data". It's the data of the authors, reviewer, publishers, etc of the book that they illegally provide. I think this is an
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by parineum 5mo ago
You seem to have read a lot more into my comment than was there. Plus, qualified immunity is only for civil precedings. Individual officers are still liable for any criminal actions they take. I see a lot of people say that some officer sho
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by parineum 5mo ago
> given the officer is a human being who has free will and thus made a choice to violate your rights. The purpose of qualified immunity is for when an officer does something that turns out to be illegal but they were both told to by thei
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by parineum 5mo ago
There's a lot of, what seems to me, unfounded blame being directed at Google for this. Isn't railway the company that just blamed Anthropic for deleting their prod database?
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by parineum 5mo ago
The analogy to not posting secrets to the public isn't medical schools and doctors, it's a sign in the bathroom that says "employees must wash hands".
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by parineum 5mo ago
I really hope they didn't also fire the "don't shit your pants" team or that office is going to smell really bad.
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by parineum 5mo ago
Not posting secrets to public GitHub repos doesn't need red teaming.
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by parineum 5mo ago
Which DOGE employee put this file on GitHub?
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by parineum 5mo ago
> Presumably... Presumably isn't how science is done. They did an experiment with veterans who had ptsd and ibogaine so the results are relevant to veterans with ptsd using ibogaine. One could, presumably, extrapolate that result to
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by parineum 5mo ago
Unless you're talking to someone in a different time zone. Europe should just have one time zone on a one day clocks divided into decidays and centidays.
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by parineum 5mo ago
> Ai is trying to do everything and wont stop Because it's a solution looking for a problem. All the AI companies lean in to coding because it actually helps with that to some degree but the amount that it helps doesn't justify
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by parineum 5mo ago
And famine
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by parineum 5mo ago
I think I can offer an alternate explanation and it jives with your first point. When I use AI to completely write code for me (not using it as a powerful auto complete), it's not fun. I don't learn anything. It takes everything I
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by parineum 5mo ago
There's only really one measure, ultimately, and that's profits. Are these heavy AI companies raking in 10x profits with their 10x'd developers?
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by parineum 6mo ago
> Democratic presidents have initiated e.g. peacekeeping missions or the like with definite endpoints and missions. You can play word games all you want, this is what people care about: https://dcas.dmdc.osd.mil/dcas&#x2F
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by parineum 6mo ago
> This firmware replacement will cost a couple of months to write so we all should send that programmer a little money so he/she can release it for free. > A free Bambu firmware will allow the Ukranians to continue producing anot
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by parineum 6mo ago
There is a long history of evidence that voting for establishment candidates leads to more wars and Trump didn't start any new wars in his first term and reduced troop deployments in places where existing conflicts were active so I&#x2
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by parineum 6mo ago
If you want to get technical, the US hasn't been involved in a war since WW2. See how annoying that is? No more wars means stop putting Americans at risk to kill foreigners.
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by parineum 6mo ago
Part of the reason people voted for "no more wars" was because of the long history of more wars from both parties. Desperate people make desperate choices.
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by parineum 6mo ago
They don't write news stories about dogs biting men.
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by parineum 6mo ago
Is charging more money not hostile?
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by parineum 6mo ago
Frame it as "won't somebody think of the children" and everyone will listen.
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by parineum 6mo ago
People talk about qualified immunity like it means a police officer is above the law. That's not true at all. When qualified immunity is working correctly, all it does is shift the liability from the individual to a higher authority (t

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