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by seadan83 2y ago
What are your thoughts on the "ship, show, ask" workflow? [1] In that workflow, small stuff is simply pushed, which allows PRs to be more single focused and more atomic. Perhaps your only objection is direct pushes to master? I am
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Interesting! Thank you for the additional information. Would it be fair to call this an aberration in the US justice system? Namely that except for death penalty cases, that my previous comment holds? I generally viewed that distinction of
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My question is sincere. If the upstream comment wants to choose bias, then a "yes" answer to my question would be a consistent position and interesting if sincerely answered that way. To your question, a priori bias would be hard
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Ah, I forgot the 2009 period - thank you for looking that up! I personally feel the Democrats were not moving to pass that legislation in 2009 because it "felt" that Roe was solid after having been challenged so many times. There
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Okay, it is: "The article lists points that exactly put into question the guilty verdict in this case" vs "are supported by the arguments made by the prosecution in all instances of the appellate court" Do you find the p
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You made at least two claims: " it prevented lying activists from freeing an obviously guilty" (1) activists are lying (2) obviously guilty If you cannot rebut the points made, the second claim is not supported. The article lists
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Then you're also okay with me choosing the bias of a prosecutor prosecuting you?
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Did Democrats have a filibuster proof majority since 1970? IIRC that has not been the case since at least 2000 (perhaps going back even further). Passing such a law would require a filibuster proof majority. I agree to the sentiment of usel
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by seadan83 2y ago
Interesting points. The full details of the evidence was not presented to the jury. In that way, it did change. It is more, "the jury was not told the full story." I think this re-raises the "trap door" question.
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Reasonable implication, find someone with many prior convictions, accuse them of any crime, present past convictions, and then they are guilty? This seems to defy the very concept of innocent until proven guilty.
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Do you have reason to also claim that any of the points raised in the article are incorrect? If not, that would seem to contradict your claim that they are just a stop-the-death-penalfy advocacy group.
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The laptop being in the car came from the ex-girlfriend. "the only evidence connecting Mr. Williams to the crime was a witness who said Mr. Williams sold him a laptop taken from Ms. Gayle’s home, but the jury did not learn that Mr. Wil
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Can you rebut every point in the article for us? Second, can you precisely identify the lies?
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> But I can't reach the certainty I'd want for the death penalty There is a degree of certainty required for a conviction. It is up to the jury to only decide if that degree of certainty has been reached. It is up to the judge
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Addendum/edit: strike the word "new" on point 6.
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Stepping back, I think this is getting silly. The upstream comment stated to prefer cash over credit to avoid fees. You called that wrong and state there is a benefit to using credit. My claim is that you are equally wrong if the first pers
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Credit card debt and credit card balance are the same thing. > I don't know about others, but I always float thousands on my balance This is the operative part. People on this forum tend to be in tech, and floating thousands is poss
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> You can just take money from the rich and give it to the poor. That doesn't have anything to do with UBI. The reason to write that first sentence is because I pointed out that UBI helps those making less than UBI. Of course then i
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That second paragraph is just as wrong as yours. You're both right in some cases. The average American has several thousand dollars of credit card debt [1]. They are paying interest. [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2024/0
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I don't think your argument is all that sound (1) the way to define up and coming economies seem to fit into confirmation bias and/or survivor bias. (2) why is size such a strong variable? (3) US had massive rollout of dial up, wh
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by seadan83 2y ago
I disagree with your first points. I believe the majority of people are trying to get ahead, not just subsist. Why else do so many people work so hard? I think it goes to the myth that the poor in the US are poor because they don't wor
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IIRC he tried to back out of the deal under the premise that twitter over-represented its value by under-reporting bots. He stated something like he wanted proof of non-bot users before proceeding. When taken to court, the judge ruled he co
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I think the argument is that stitching things together at a high level is not really coding. A bit of a no true scotsmen perspective. The example is that anything more abstract than assembly is not even true coding, let alone creating a wra
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I appreciate the detailed response - than you!
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The family member would not necessarily need to be carrying the pager, just near it. Picture a child standing next to adult, pager on hip would be next to the kids head. Pagers are not always worn too, could be on top of a table, etc..
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In office is a mixed bag. Sometimes there are genuine people there who could become true friends. On the other hand, there are those that talk through their smiles. The two are sometimes indistinguishable and it can be hard to determine whe
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I am not current with C#. If I may ask - which features specifically?
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Yes!!! Yay! I am so overjoyed. I have been actively wanting this feature over half a decade. Over the same time, my javadocs are already written in markdown with sparse html smuggled in as strictly needed. For example, instead of: ``` <p
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Wikipedia does state the requirement explicitly (it is the 5 bike length following distance requirement): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_world_cycling_rec...
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Indeed. I really would want my questions answered. I believe noting that simple is not easy was my point already: "While "simple", that does not equate to abundant nor easy" Which goes to my other point - getting food on

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