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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Why should there be ambulance deserts but not postal deserts?
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
I'm not sure I agree. Poor health is not always obvious and your health insurance provider is not conspicuous in most interactions.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
See everyone who decries student loan forgiveness as an example.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
A button to jumble the letters would be nice too.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
> What's your proposed basis, historic or constitutionally, granting the state the power to aggregate people's location history? Is the executive empowered to enforce laws? Is recording observations a function of law enforcemen
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
I appreciate that quote. My take was indeed founded on the majority opinion, which holds out non-physical intrusions as a separate issue that the verdict did not reach. "It may be that achieving the same result through electronic means
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
US v Jones was in the context of placing an actual recording device on an individual vehicle, which seems dramatically distinct from observing every passing vehicle and recording what you saw. Police cars already do this to some extent with
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
> You conflate the generally unremarkable act of taking a picture of a single car in public I didn't say anything about a single car. Can the police department post police officers on every street corner and instruct them to record
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
That's a very interesting observation. Why do you suppose that is? Naively I suspect that humans can't envision that kind of utopia without some authority keeping it in order, and power is ultimately a corrupting force so the stor
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
It's still tracking. Just like tracking your car movements to attribute them to you is still tracking.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
> The police cannot search your trunk without a warrant just because you are driving on public roads. They should not be able to search your travel history either. Can the police take pictures of every car they see and use that to determ
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
> Is there anything all this bolt-on AI security stuff does that can't instead be handled by donning a sysadmin hat and managing your agents as separate users? Like everything else, the packaging and ergonomics matter. Do we need po
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
How do manufacturers of physical products handle defects? Aren't they obligated to correct defects through recalls and similar mechanisms? I don't see why software wouldn't work similarly.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
More justified for what?
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Not handguns though right? I think you need a justifiable need in most of Europe like being in a hunting club.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
In the worst case the true count is never revealed and the vote is coopted.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
> Another frame I’ve heard is that people will only trust humans when it comes to their kids, health, and money. That’s the simpler view. I don't think even these are bastions. We trust machines to monitor our health (even in hospit
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Bold of them to call out another company when they haven't been doing well in the court of public opinion themselves lately.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
This is really cool but the trace advances quite quickly I had to run through a couple of times to read all of the text.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Have you built anything around it? I was thinking it might be useful to potentially script based on space and tab name (like create dir named tab in space) and other little QOL workflow tweaks but haven't looked into it really.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
> Is managing your own edge really that terrifying? It's about convenience, not fear. Cloudflare is free for most companies until you need more advanced features.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Can you link because 8k is the price of two A100s so that would be a steal.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
What is tolerated is consented to in a sense. The alternative is rejection of the contract terms but you have to be willing to bet your life on it.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Even if they did it wouldn't stop a human from interdicting.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Some of the mistakes I've seen people make, there is no logic. Maybe we should start using hallucination more liberally for human error.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Thank goodness for the ADA.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
The irony is strong with this one. Should have called it "Needle".
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
I don't like it but should I be forced to allow lawyers who sued me to come into my establishment? I think the real issue is that MSG is basically a public utility.
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Don't businesses have free association? Why should I have to allow someone into my business who has sued me?
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by skinfaxi 4mo ago
Oh you know it would be both not either.

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