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by roshin 2y ago
if so, then that is bad. the solution isn't to remove red light cameras (which can save lives, by preventing drivers from entering an intersection with perpendicular cars), rather to standardize how long yellow lights should be
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by roshin 2y ago
I find it hard to believe that the FBI really did all they could to prevent serious crime that they caught on the phones. Doing so would most likely cause criminals to suspect the phone right away.
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by roshin 2y ago
Lack of affordable housing may be an issue, but there is a lot of opposition to a very simple solution to that. Assist the homeless in moving to a location with cheap housing. Not everyone has a right to live in the expensive area of San Fr
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by roshin 2y ago
I wonder if there could be a way to label my data as gpl. when I answer a SO question, I do so because I want to help a random person. If a person wants to make an AI model from my answers, I'm also okay with that. But if they hoard my
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by roshin 2y ago
If those voters put their money where their mouth is, and vote out the incubates, who went against their wishes, then the next congress will be full of new people.
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by roshin 3y ago
If the person in charge doesn't properly "brace" then the opposing party will "slam" them
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by roshin 3y ago
If the extremely low crime rate is true, that is amazing. However, my concern is that as a de facto dictator, he can fudge the statistics. Just like Mussolini was credited for making the trains run on time only to later be found out that he
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by roshin 3y ago
> After being denied asylum, Sweden allegedly flew Fikre back to Portland, Ore., on a private jet. With all of the migrants that Sweden had, I'm surprised that this was not only denied asylum, but flown to the us on a private jet.
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by roshin 3y ago
Great story, but terrible title. I'm not sure exactly what the point of a title is, but if it's to inform about what the story is, or entice, it does neither.
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by roshin 3y ago
slightly related, but I've always wondered, why don't criminal governments (N Korea, Taliban, ...) make a professional US dollar forgery factory (or another currency, if some other kind is easy to forge)? It seems to me like a ver
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by roshin 3y ago
I used to use it on some sites that would show different results to Google vs people. LinkedIn cache was disabled years ago, I guess it was just time until the rest would be. on a similar topic, does anyone know how to view LinkedIn withou
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by roshin 3y ago
2 things. It might be too late to change the name, but the name is misleading. As cheap as it is, it is not completely free. I understand needing to make money, but the first thought I had when I saw that it was not in fact free, was, what
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by roshin 3y ago
In that case, the landlord could rent for a lower rent than the bank is okay with, and supplement the missing amount himself. That would be cheaper that leaving it empty and paying all the rent himself.
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by roshin 3y ago
> When a suitcase gets lost (or a pole vaulting shipping container) the airline spends up to three months trying to get it back to its owner. and down to? 1 day?
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by roshin 3y ago
> the numbers also show that California gained more residents from Texas than from any other state This looks like a title to push an agenda. Obviously any state will have one state where most of its residents come from. Assuming that th
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by roshin 3y ago
I assume that the Bureau of Engraving and Printing have significantly more difficult anti-theft safeguards than a 1 year old playing card company.
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by roshin 3y ago
money forgery is a somewhat common criminal activity. forging money is a strict crime and due to all of the protection, very hard to do. I wonder how hard it will be to forge a black lotus. let's say you make one and sell it for that a
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by roshin 3y ago
> If you take one lesson from this, it’s that you can always say no that's a bit of survivor bias. what about the engineers who did something blatantly illegal, but got so much money that they were too big to fail, and got a large b
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by roshin 3y ago
The issue is made so much worse because banks and the like are willing to withdraw money from someone's account with just the SSN and some other basic information. And the banks aren't held accountable when they give your money to
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by roshin 3y ago
I recall a story of a young police woman who enticed an autistic highschool guy to buy drugs. He was arrested for that. If that's not entrapment, I don't know what is.
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by roshin 3y ago
It doesn't seem unethical, just weird. The seller can just require a higher starting bid, the result would be equivalent. Of course the risk would be that no one would buy the property if the price is too high.
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by roshin 3y ago
IIRC movie producers make a cleaned up version of their movie for airplanes. Too bad they don't offer that version to the general public as well.
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by roshin 3y ago
I actually found non MSM more likely to link to the original source. That is why I prefer new media over old. As for the issue of news sites not citing their sources, I wonder why some form of copyright can't be used. I know some dicti
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by roshin 3y ago
As an expat, I've experienced lots of issues with my US bank recently. They started adding a 2fa through SMS, and they have no way for me to turn it off. I've been looking for banks to switch to, but it is hard to Google banks tha
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by roshin 3y ago
How is it that you are able to scrape all of the content of Reddit, while 3rd party apps have almost stopped working.
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by roshin 3y ago
Sigh, I guess this will just continue the trend of companies not being able to provide customers what they want due to the litigious nature of the US court system. Gone are the days where kids can push themselves to the limit on the playgro
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by roshin 3y ago
The current party in power explicitly supported groups of protesters who left a trail of broken windows and looted merchandise. See, it's easy to characterize a political ideology around the worst of them.
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by roshin 3y ago
If Israel creates an AI photo of destruction in Gaza, and then debunks it, that in itself won't have that much of an effect. However, if that photo is published by official Hamas outlets, and put on the front page of many mainstream me
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by roshin 3y ago
As an expat, I assume that there will be no soon changes to the complicated tax filing that I have to do. Although I am exempt from paying taxes to Uncle Sam, the "tax" that I have to pay to an accountant to fill out the complicat
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by roshin 3y ago
I doubt any 3rd party will go far, but they do help. When the green or libertarian party starts to gain votes, the democrat or republican party changes their policy to include concepts that the respective party had. So in the end, one of th

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