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by prepend 1y ago
Oh, I’m certainly not endorsing the arrest of the judge. But wouldn’t the bailiff hold the person? Is it typical for the FBI to lose a suspect in this manner? If so, this seems dysfunctional as if someone is in the court system then jurisdi
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by prepend 1y ago
ICE works on “administrative warrants” that are different than “judicial warrants” [0] I didn’t know the difference until today when I was reading about the case. I think the difference is the ice warrants are like detention orders and are
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by prepend 1y ago
I thought they were misdemeanor crimes [0] punishable by jail time. So they are crimes, but not huge. I’m not a lawyer or a law enforcement officer, but I thought that local law enforcement can certainly hold someone charged with a federal
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by prepend 1y ago
ICE does issue warrants [0]. Some immigration matters are criminal. There are specific immigration law enforcement officers that execute warrants. Maybe what you mean is that ICE warrants grant different authorities than an arrest warrant (
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by prepend 1y ago
I don’t know. It seems pretty unusual. Imagine that someone is being charged with shoplifting and literally at trial. Some other law enforcement agency shows up to the trial and wants to arrest them for jaywalking. It seems dysfunctional th
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by prepend 1y ago
Every single search. It’s funny to me that Google doesn’t let you default this setting and a sign they they are quite anti-user. I wonder what employees of Google actually use. Is there a non-crappy version of Google that actually meets the
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by prepend 1y ago
Did you try asking ChatGPT? Snark aside, it sounds like your CEO doesn’t trust you. CharGPT can generate a report for you showing benefits. Or you can pay McKinsey a few hundred grand (if you’re lucky).
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by prepend 1y ago
I live in a unique town name in the US, pretend it’s “Foo.” I tried to buy ads for “Foo photography” as people in my town literally type that in. And my budget wasn’t enough to buy all instances of that search. I didn’t need geotargeting fo
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by prepend 1y ago
It matters when monopoly forces increase the cost to publishers and thus harms them. It can be great compared to next best and they are still harmed by illegal practices that make it worse off.
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by prepend 1y ago
I think some problems are made worse with more money. For example, having enough staff to review messages manually and process things manually needs more funding to scale. Automating processes takes fewer people so there’s resistance to “au
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by prepend 1y ago
Before DOGE it was USDS and they had lots of gs-15s. Especially back when they would just straight up match private sector salaries. In my org (10000+), over the past 5+ years we’ve hired maybe 20-30 15s and 14s who are non-supervisory engi
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by prepend 1y ago
Senior devs are usually gs-15, step 10 which is about $195k in DC I don’t think it’s the money, I think it’s the mindset. There’s more project managers than actual hands on engineers.
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by prepend 2y ago
I visited Amsterdam a few years ago and the hotel had this cool wallpaper that had history of Amsterdam. I read about corporations and trade and banking and was surprised at how huge, rich, and long lived they are. I think the smart move is
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by prepend 2y ago
> No one bullies harder than the nerds around here. Such a hateful bunch of ignorant fools. I’m not sure if this is true. We’re all people, and people have tendencies to other others and seek belonging, that can hurt people. I don’t thin
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by prepend 2y ago
It’s hard to imagine a suckier version of what they made.
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by prepend 2y ago
I don’t think this narrative makes sense. Didn’t she write the movie? And pitch the idea? Why would she pitch a movie just to purposely make it horrible? If she was forced to make a movie, why not make it good? Or at least not one of the wo
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by prepend 2y ago
That’s actually Acid Burn’s quote.
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by prepend 2y ago
Isn’t the point of a protocol is that anyone can write a parser and browser? How would I test immediately in every browser, since there’s so many different things parsing and interpreting and rendering?
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by prepend 2y ago
Surfacing the error immediately means customers not buying your stuff. Or people not seeing your site. Personally, I’d rather have some functionality than none. When you have a really diverse audience with high stakes, being accommodating i
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by prepend 2y ago
I think this may be a scissor statement for developers [0] as people seem to really be on one side or the other. I remember years ago I wrote a Java package to sit on top of DOMs and let you query and manipulate in memory. People at my comp
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by prepend 2y ago
> Now, if no action were taken by browser vendors, the resolution would be simple: the developer would see that the styling on their site was completely broken, and fix it This assumes the developer sees the output. I remember having a d
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by prepend 2y ago
That seems to be the disagreement. But saying someone desecrated a grave is a pretty serious accusation. That’s quite different from accidentally digging up a grave that no one knew was a grave.
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by prepend 2y ago
Perhaps someone should tell this to Greenpeace and their donors. Seems all that protesting and $660m judgement is for naught. According to you.
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by prepend 2y ago
Plex is a fork of xbmc/kodi. Did they pay those developers? We all have bills to pay. Upping prices because I want more money isn’t a very understandable reason. It’s not like we have any visibility into Plex’s costs. So it’s just as l
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by prepend 2y ago
There’s a lot more money in fossil fuels. And it’s more distributed with way more active sites than nuclear. It takes like, what, 15 years to bring a reactor online? A well can be dug and producing in 1-2 years and there are tens of thousan
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by prepend 2y ago
Desecrating graves seems pretty objectively provable and serious, if proven true. I think lots of defamation cases come down to subjectivity, thus the court systems and judges and whatnot. I don’t think society would benefit from “it’s just
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by prepend 2y ago
Wasn’t lynx before other graphical browsers? I remember first using the web through a vax terminal and lynx. You could download images but had to launch a viewer.
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by prepend 2y ago
Open source has a very sustainable funding model as evidenced by 50 years of continuous, quality software being developed and maintained by a diverse set of maintainers. I say sustainable because it has been sustained, is increasing in quan
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by prepend 2y ago
I liked living in a city where I could leave my doors unlocked and windows down. It was less to worry about.
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by prepend 2y ago
I’ve actually never met anyone who pays for their healthcare who likes it. Over the years I’ve used United, Aetna, KP, BCBS and didn’t like any of them. I switch when I can.

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