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by sigwinch 1y ago
Note that the last emoluments case dragged on past Trump’s first term; so it was dismissed as moot. Anyone know if that case is revived now that it’s no longer moot?
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by sigwinch 1y ago
According to the article, pathology and double entendres are now ungated on Duolingo.
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by sigwinch 1y ago
One such amazing policy would be requiring solar plants to purchase equivalent capacity at night, forcing each new kWh of solar to drag along with it a kWh of coal. The idea that the state can control private land use this way offends any t
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Seems like a business that’s vibe coding but not actively hiring senior or principal debuggers is an odor.
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Well, crypto bros are second adopters. The early adopters are quiet, reserved types.
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by sigwinch 1y ago
It’ll fit with the other double-edged adjectives of our time. Plastic, for example.
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Unlike the physics of the supply of paper money, these kinds of ransom demands benefit from simultaneity. And the attackers want to funnel it upward as quickly as possible before escaping. I would assume international organization unless st
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by sigwinch 1y ago
> Many of my friends in Washington are evangelical Christians who found their vocation in public service—fighting sex trafficking, serving the world’s poor, protecting America from foreign threats, doing biomedical research to cure disea
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Maybe try https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/i-should-have-seen-th...
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by sigwinch 1y ago
The abstraction of Marx’s ideas after his death does suffer from poor naming. If the author is American, then likely agrees how it’s seen at continent scale among Afrikaners from South Africa. At smaller scales, down to the personal, it fal
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by sigwinch 1y ago
SWE with a degree in Applied Math. It’s an easy decision to put me on the linear-algebra or Monte Carlo tickets. Only once has a specialist (in operations research) been called.
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by sigwinch 1y ago
Kind of a naive story, when > Complicating matters more is the fact that many of the precursor chemicals are also used to make legal pharmaceutical drugs. I suppose producers often need workarounds because every year some yet-legal precu
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by sigwinch 1y ago
I feel like mupdf probably fulfills this and very much more.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Some people believe Trump is accidentally advancing things by revealing what needs to be banned. Money in politics, transactional diplomacy with aggressive states, powers of the Executive incautiously delegated by Congress, etc. Cryptocurre
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Taxpayers as a group will pay $1 for each $0.50 collected on that. We are not yet on track for a net savings on spending.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Newer post: https://xcancel.com/RayDalio/status/1909296189473693729
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by sigwinch 2y ago
> “Is the increase in tax revenue and the relatively paltry number of jobs worth the water?” … “It is incumbent on city councils to think very carefully and examine the trade-offs.” In the American West, the reliability of their source o
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by sigwinch 2y ago
> The agency’s efforts to boost coal are likely to generate far more sulfur dioxide pollution than Make Sunsets will release with its balloons. A Make Sunsets balloon released on November 15, 2024, released 1,715 grams of sulfur dioxide.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
This settles the question whether memecoins can represent something of value. To what lengths will the administration go to subdue SEC involvement?
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by sigwinch 2y ago
It’s important to carefully watch which US official opens up the login policy to whitelist the region of Russia.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Syria 2006-2011, Ukraine next year
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by sigwinch 2y ago
According to Brookings, 80% of drugs are imported. https://www.brookings.edu/articles/pharmaceutical-tariffs-ho...
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by sigwinch 2y ago
“and the persons or things to be seized” suggests otherwise. NSLs wouldn’t be challenged this way.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
After a few other bailouts, they might get to this one.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Watch carefully for the official who demands logins be permitted from outside the country.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Signed yesterday in Kiev
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by sigwinch 2y ago
No, but that’s not how Trump thinks. He’s a NATO skeptic because he wagers it benefits him personally. Russia will reward him, Ukraine might see a value in defense pacts outside NATO.
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Nothing new here. See the details on H100 hobbling: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42846704
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by sigwinch 2y ago
I’m skeptical of coverage like this when they ignore the amazing target these models are for cybersecurity adversaries. Imagine someone stealing the model and crafting raw intelligence that, when posted on a blue check X account, breaks the
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by sigwinch 2y ago
Close: his child is a citizen. If he’s deported, physically removed from interacting with court, they’ll argue his child should lose citizenship.

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