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I’m sure it sounded like a good idea to attach a bunch of serious penalties to the law, but college kids do a lot of dumb stuff and this now opens them up to civil (and criminal) RICO lawsuits. “Your campus group tricked me into coming here
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If you follow some links in the article, you’ll get to the text of one of the lawsuits. I think you probably want to take a look before hitching yourself to his cause. See if you can read all the way to where he actually states a claim. I
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7mo ago
Huh, back in the 2001/2002 timeframe I worked at an old company that gave everyone a Windows laptop but us engineers also had UNIX accounts on the server cluster, which we logged into for dev work. Our company was hit with one of the w
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7mo ago
Quincy IL, the capital of Forgottonia. Used to be a bigger city, was destroyed by politics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forgottonia
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The ending is a little hard to believe. My sister has a job somewhat like this for a school system. Multiply the number of working hours by the number of workers, divide by the number of active cases and the number of hours each case takes
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7mo ago
If the government sends me a tax bill and I post it online with a note “I hereby give permission to anyone who wants to pay this for me, including the government itself”, do you think that the government is going to agree that I am no longe
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7mo ago
An awful lot of the WWII naval fighter planes you see in museums were pulled up from the bottom of Lake Michigan. The pilots training to land on these carriers missed fairly frequently. The water at the bottom of the lake is great for pres
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7mo ago
The University of Illinois just introduced a new popcorn hybrid that is intended to smell and taste good with no additives at all. No salt, no butter, no cooking oil. Just purely air-popped. They were testing it this year at basketball ga
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7mo ago
Unless there have been updates, this is the current text: https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/initiatives/pdfs/25-0024A1%2... It applies only to tax year 2026. Leaving before January avoids the tax; becomin
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7mo ago
I have to recommend the following: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/D/bo213648... Fewer and fewer books get this treatment by experienced professionals and it is often left to the a
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7mo ago
Well, I’ve got one of those 10/10 T14s and a few more screws here or there would have made it a better computer, and probably would have prevented the need for the repair it did receive. Which was almost certainly caused by shoddy ass
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7mo ago
Yes. As long as the free float is at least 10%, it will get the fast track into VTI. According to their methodology guide, they use free float for weights and total shares for ranking. So this IPO would be a mega cap with a tiny weight.
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Yes, you’re talking about right now. In 5-10 years, if this ends up like many are predicting (and I don’t know if it will or not), you are going to see people by the hundreds or thousands appealing their property tax assessments, saying the
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7mo ago
If the price of water for residential consumptions rises too much, the humans would probably vote in favor of things that would make insane agricultural consumption unviable. Property taxes that accurately account for the relative value of
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7mo ago
Be very, very careful. Lenovo’s on-site service has changed into a massive security risk. They changed the terms within the last year or two. You have to give one of their contractors full remote admin access to your computer to “run di
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7mo ago
It’s a fine computer. “Tech Bros” say stupid things about low-cost Windows computers too. If I had a complaint about the Neo, it’s the screen aspect ratio. The smaller the screen, the closer you need to be 3:2. Open a Google doc on a sch
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7mo ago
It’s kind of painful to type this, but: PowerShell. A follows-best-practices command/script has all the discoverability of MCP with all the composability and local execution of a CLI tool. And remember that when you’re chaining comma
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This movie scene from about 35 or 40 years ago could be a large reason he’s most famous for that particular painting: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ3O9NFJIS0 This is a classic American teenager movie.
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It’s an interesting legal theory and seems like it would work. However, I would not be comfortable until it is tested in court. LLM models have “seen” an awful lot of code and may not be able to legally do the implementation.
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From an outsider just going by what you wrote: you are trading a $2000+ year-old computer for a new $2000+ computer because you are annoyed about some temporary problems (yes, they are temporary). Apple marketers are just going to think tha
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https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/2/26/langer-harvard-...
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I read this section and, along with the surrounding context, it seems like the issue is less having-money-for-materials and more having-money-to-hire-enough-skilled-workers-to-work-on-multiple-ramps-in-parallel. Different budgets, perhaps?
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… and don’t forget about the new law they’re rolling out to lure the Bears from Chicago. Read the actual drafts so far… Absolutely nothing about the Bears being required to pay a dime for the stadium, but a whole bunch of new taxes for whi
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> Apple Pencil from BB. Shrink-wrapped in the box Not for nothing, but I can’t remember the last time I purchased anything computer related that was shrink wrapped. It’s all single-use-obvious-if-opened tape
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8mo ago
Nothing is so difficult about COBOL. It’s just old-fashioned and everything surrounding it is legacy. Most people seem to think it has a negative value when placed on a resume. Maybe that’s true, I don’t know. I have trouble getting peop
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On the other hand, I can go to my local Best Buy and pick up an nvme drive. Look at the box, make sure it is factory sealed and not counterfeit. Only after I’ve decided it’s legit I can hand over approximately the same amount of money Ama
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If someone knocks on your door and says “I represent someone who wants to buy your land. To find out the details, sign this NDA” you’re going to tell them to leave and shut the door. Until proven otherwise, all they want to do is waste yo
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I was pointing out the convenience of the process that may cause Canadians to enjoy flying to the US on holiday. If you fly from London to Manchester, what happens when the plane lands? You get up and walk away, right? If you fly from Lon
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That doesn’t really make sense though. I thought that they hired Lattner to work on LLVM/clang so they could have a non-gpl compiler and to make whatever extensions they wanted to C/Obj-C. Remember when they added (essentially)
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All the major Canadian airports also have the US customs and immigration on-site. You go through it as part of the standard airport security process and then the airplane goes to a domestic terminal when it lands, as if the flight had orig
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