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by sigwinch 1y ago
Will accepting or refusing to accept it be complicated? If the 1866 law says no US currency features a living person, that’s pretty clear. Would accepting it be a statement of support, or a statement that he’s no longer living?
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The fastest I’ve seen the US Congress move lately was in relation to revenge porn. Lightning speed when something from a dim corner of the Internet can affect the real lives of their relatives.
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In a workplace, signs proclaiming “recording devices are in use” relate to implied consent. I think maybe things are different in workplace bathrooms?
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Years ago, I was introduced to a “what would Elon do?” assistant. Execs want to know what their (current or hypothetical) competition would do given their decision-support data. But they also want to know what a consult-assistant cutout wou
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by sigwinch 1y ago
These are good examples. 1. Since tax prep is siloed away from development, you don’t know what you don’t know about your company’s tax and regulatory posture. You as a product owner don’t know how it compares with the industry. You don’t k
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by sigwinch 1y ago
That’s a kind of due diligence theater. In particular, managers want to know what their competitors’ engineers would recommend, which is the best static advice consultants say they can give.
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In theory, an official with skin in the game can use a consultant to learn how to avoid mistakes. We don’t have AI smart-enough to speak about new kinds of mistakes (yet). So it seems to me that the public official should be using AI more t
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Straightforward examples. How would this look if the other libraries you need are aioredis and pymongo?
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Cloudflare can manage inbound addresses. Big providers like Gmail and Proton can manage outbound “identities”.
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The point goes like this: you and a neighbor start a business. You each make independent choices on health insurance. When he breaks a leg and can’t work for a while, it’s inconvenient but not burdensome for your shared business. But, you c
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Wouldn’t be violent.
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The first practical rockets in history were pointed at her as a girl, and today’s owner of rockets “jokes” a Nazi salute.
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Plus, it’s easy to tell v4 from v7, if internally you have no choice on keys.
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I think autocorrect changed Prek to Peek
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Maybe playing sports is the closest?
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If you’re a bookie, and an adherent of these Iron Age religions, then you might be instructed to Render upon Caesar. If being a bookie means feeding your family, you can relax so long as you realize that your responsibility is to slightly n
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Insurance is moral stewardship, and not unearned gain. In fact, refusing insurance when your neighbors are of the same religion is seen as gambling.
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In the Abrahamic tradition, seeking benefit by avoiding labor is sinful. I don’t think it needs to be widespread to serve as an example. One data point that widespread gambling was eroding norms was that professional gamblers could not give
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Doesn’t the House very effectively gatekeep sharps from the table?
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Awesome, til
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Apple Watch fall detection. I believe it’s only fully effective if an iPhone is nearby.
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But specifically the old-age dependency ratio changing from 48% to 60% could pass a tipping point which presents a shock.
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I wouldn’t recommend this explanation. Even still-sharp older folks accuse me of complicating things. It’s very hard to successfully advocate the benefits of these systems while keeping their attention span. I always refer to chat interface
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Remember: Bannon’s achievement was the 3/day pace of stories to distract the media.
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Tariffs look quick and decisive to some. Others expect costs to regress upon consumers, kicking the can down the road. Politicians who choose tariffs tend to also whinge over global competition. Spending on education, infrastructure and R&a
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Killswitch Protocols [pdf](summerofprotocols.com)
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We should establish a convention that # noqa cannot be removed from the top of my code sample.
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After interviews, you hire Alice but Bob was a close second. Bob goes to a competitor. Alice doesn’t work out. A double whammy. Why not immediately try to get Bob? I’ve only seen this a few time.
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by sigwinch 1y ago
It’s a template, right? Trump doesn’t know shit about Lisa Monaco. His post is a list of grievances with two prior administrations. At Microsoft, Monaco works with Trump’s own former trade rep CJ Mahoney. Loomer types and Trump hits send.
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by sigwinch 1y ago
They’re very definitely lying. Trump’s rambling post on this lobs three or four major accusations that won’t stand up under scrutiny.

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