qtplatypus

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by qtplatypus 6y ago
Because it would be a violation of the principles of freedom to force people to provide goods and services to people that they don't wish to (apart from protected classes which the Federalist is).
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by qtplatypus 6y ago
Google will remove or demonetise videos that violate their terms of service. Also Section 230 protects you from legal action, it doesn't protect you from things that are not court based.
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by qtplatypus 6y ago
I don't think being allowed in China without a VPN is a sign of being balanced.
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by qtplatypus 6y ago
Different people have different thresholds for “Abusive behaviour that is sufficient to break ties”. This is a subjective question of morals. You can’t say “If this organisation has X units of badness”.
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by qtplatypus 6y ago
This is also incorrect. Also he believes that British Royal Family are shape shifting reptiles; he might not have the best judgement on what is backed by evidence.
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by qtplatypus 6y ago
Perl is also concise.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Google has office space and server farms in Australia. Also Australia has treaties with the us that allow the Australian government to fine US corporations.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Dr's are not going to say that person who was asymptomatic but was infected with covid-19 died of it if there was something else. However they are going to record that the person was infected because that information is useful for lat
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
This book is great. It opened my mind how powerful regular expressions could be.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
So basically it says don’t give people random drugs where there is no evedence base for that drug’s effectiveness. So in other words telling them to practice medicine.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Japan 336 people per square kilometer PRC 145 people per square kilometer ROC 649 people per square kilometer South Korea 503 people per square kilometer
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
The Supreme People’s Court said that suppressing the information hampered responding to the virus. https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/article/3048042/chin...
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Is there any benefit to tracing back to patient 0? I though that was just a movie thing.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
“ I can assure you that most gay people don't want to be gay either” That sentence is super ambiguous. Do you mean “Most gay people have a desire to be not gay.” Or “Most gay people lack any desire with regard to there orientation.”
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
It depends why they are unattractive. If it is due to a birth defect, dwarfism or some other condition that is also a disability then it is a protected class.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Nightclubs are not allowed to exclude people with disabilities.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Wanting to stop online bullying sounds more like a cover story then the truth.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
In the story. “Ain’t no problem, bruh!”, — I thought. You know, we developers should stand for each other. Only that I’m more used to GitHub so I’ve posted a (now deleted) issue rather than a tweet. The issue was titled “You’re a [funny-wor
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
The department of energy is responsible for the nuclear weapons program and the nominal owner of the weapons.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
I bet that this guy is very good at geoguesser
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
The crown estates are not owned by the public, they are owned by the royal family. To transfer them to public would need the government to give the royal family a massive pay out.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
In the story it mentions that. Older trees are better then younger trees.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
I meant to write 235
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
State machine parsers are more difficult for most people to understand.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
In the US the person who has nuclear weapons is Dan Brouillette.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Uranium-238 is just an element as well. However that is very highly regulated and I think is a very good thing for it be.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
The city forced them.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
It might be due to different tires. People in Sydney are very unlikely to be driving tires designed for ice and snow.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
In such a situation you might not be able to afford a lawyer.
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by qtplatypus 7y ago
Most insurance companies have force Force majeure/act of god clauses that would exclude them from this as well. Also it is highly likely that they are going to leave this with a loss. The convention space that they rented will not be a

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