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by phnofive 5y ago
I never put it together, but this is the same thing as what's now commonly called a multitool[0], and indeed the modern version evolved from a device specifically designed to cut casts without harming the flesh beneath[1]. Extremely ve
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unBounded = null
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by phnofive 5y ago
Small nit: this is a request, which Gab can essentially ignore. I imagine their response to a subpoena would be similar, though.
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by phnofive 5y ago
I can see getting a court system hooked with a long, free trial to do YoY comparison - for the first half dozen forming the core of the snowball. How will you protect the personal information of defendants, both technically and by policy? W
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by phnofive 5y ago
As another commenter said, only for naturalized (non-jus soli) citizens, and only under limited circumstances, such as lying during your application or bad behavior within a few years of being naturalized. You'd likely be deported to y
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by phnofive 5y ago
The criteria used in detecting fraud is usually a trade secret, and I'm not seeing why it shouldn't be here. Would it be better that 120,000 flags were distributed annually by complete chance? For the last twelve years, the DOJ pr
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by phnofive 5y ago
You might know this, but feeding arrays to '|@tsv' will provide output ready to pipe to these as well.
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by phnofive 5y ago
I love these - I use jq daily and am always happy to read about it from another angle. The author probably has internalized more of the manual than they realize, and maybe improved at least one explanation; FTA: > map(...) let’s you unwr
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by phnofive 5y ago
I can't guess which one isn't!
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by phnofive 5y ago
You sound like you have expertise, so could you have a look at his patents? I couldn't make much of them other than they looked familiar in some aspects and impractical/impossible in others: https://patft.uspto.gov&#x2F
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by phnofive 5y ago
Replying elsewhere, but here's a USPTO link on the inventor: https://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=...
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by phnofive 5y ago
For context, here's an anti-flu checklist from the same site: > https://archive.is/Lrt0F If you want to stay healthy, wear shorts all the time, run weekly half-marathons in the woods, get plenty of sleep... and avoi
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by phnofive 5y ago
You've got some references to 'Digger' in your docs - perhaps an old name for the product? - and at least one 404 from there as well.
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by phnofive 5y ago
This is 45 minutes long and seems fairly routine; any particular part you want to draw our attention to, OP?
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by phnofive 5y ago
It is only supposed to detect CSAM already known to NCMEC, not identify new images.
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by phnofive 5y ago
Yeah, I was trying to figure out the modern relevance of the OCP mission ten years on - lost me at the chiplet discussion. The nonstandard racks seemed to indicate the organization would be a dog-wagging tail, but it's unclear how much
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by phnofive 5y ago
I can see how 'inadvised' and 'regret' could refer to further projection of blame, but the author is dead, and that's not how it reads to me.
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by phnofive 5y ago
I am an overthinker, and I know that ideas are cheap; they're driven as much by emotion as thought, and if my observations are not received in the intended spirit, it's not necessarily worth it to keep pushing. What has consistent
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by phnofive 5y ago
I didn't need to sign in via old.reddit.com, in case you want to see for yourself.
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by phnofive 5y ago
No, but Aubrey confirms it: > "Laura references an email I wrote - inadvisedly, for sure, and which I unreservedly regret - to her when she was 17"
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by phnofive 5y ago
... is, according to the author, Fox News stoking distrust in government and fomenting racism. There is an interesting narrative constructed to support the statement, but I couldn't find enough to agree or disagree with to make it comp
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by phnofive 5y ago
> Please focus on the post, not the rest of my website. For some reason, a lot of you like to do that. Please don't hope this will work; I might not have looked at the rest of your site had you not said anything, and it distracted m
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by phnofive 5y ago
> 508 U.S. 476 (1993) WISCONSIN v. MITCHELL No. 92-515 United States Supreme Court > Respondent Todd Mitchell's sentence for aggravated battery was enhanced because he intentionally selected his victim on account of the victim&#x
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by phnofive 5y ago
Kind of a neat idea, but I guess I thought the questions posed are ones the FSF should be writing its own position on? Separately, is $500 a good rate for a position paper?
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by phnofive 5y ago
Could never be crazy enough to ensure pleasing the market.
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by phnofive 5y ago
Where I live, it's tough to escape the Sysco food chain - it seems the economics just don't work out otherwise. Off topic, I humbly suggest slowing the rate of posting (your own?) articles from this newsletter. See: https:/&
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by phnofive 5y ago
Actual title: "Court orders US Capitol rioter to unlock his laptop ‘with his face’" Biometrics do not enjoy Fifth Amendment protections, as has been established and demonstrated in multiple past cases at the federal level.
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by phnofive 5y ago
See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27964677
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Would have been nice to see the stats for the twenty-three clear offenders up top (p. 66) - still trying to figure it out now. I'm open to being convinced that Census data for racially associated names is common knowledge among recruit
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by phnofive 5y ago
Abstract: "We study the results of a massive nationwide correspondence experiment sending more than 83,000 fictitious applications with randomized characteristics to geographically dispersed jobs posted by 108 of the largest U.S. emplo

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