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by striking 3y ago
Setting aside the fact that I'd be witness to less deaths because I've chosen a more effective protocol for population control, I think letting them live out their lives isn't a net negative. Why would I expend energy ending
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by striking 3y ago
It doesn't necessarily directly starve the other dogs, they'll have less energy to attempt to reproduce with. It's not an attempt to increase the death rate as much as it is an attempt to decrease the birth rate. My "als
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by striking 3y ago
You actually want the sterilized strays to remain so that they put pressure on the resources that would otherwise feed the unsterilized strays. That suppresses the stray population even further. Also, wtf?
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by striking 3y ago
So, still a crime, even if a misdemeanor? Pretty sure it's still negligence if you actually infect someone, as per your link: > A defendant might be negligent for infecting a partner with HIV if: The defendant knew he or she h
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by striking 3y ago
If not for your benefit, then for everyone else's; here are the DOJ's recommendations for modernization[1], from a sub-link of the above: > Generally, the best practice would be for states to reform these laws to eliminate HIV-
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by striking 3y ago
You've got this so twisted that I'm not sure where to begin explaining. Maybe this CDC link can help you: https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/policies/law/states/exposure.html A relevant quote: > Many o
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by striking 3y ago
You're really underselling it. They're replying to the Fed as if their cease-and-desist letter were no more than some sort of internet argument on Reddit or something. Here's a sample, to encourage folks to read the article a
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by striking 3y ago
This is a now well-known bug having to do with multi-monitor setups or changing the refresh rate of the internal panel. MDM policies and other software couldn't write to NVRAM in a way that would cause this issue without the help of a
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by striking 3y ago
Hi, in case you face these challenges again, put the target system into DFU mode and connect the configuring system using the appropriate USB-C port (only one will work). The DFU key combination is finicky for portable machines: connect a c
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by striking 3y ago
Because sometimes you make assumptions that are seemingly correct but eventually found to be wrong or based on flawed inputs from sources beyond your control. Any system that ultimately relies on "engineers need to always do the right
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by striking 3y ago
https://www.thelocal.se/20231027/tesla-threatens-to-bring-in... > "If they bring in strikebreakers then that's completely unique," IF Metall's bargaining agreement secretary, Veli-Pekka Säikkälä,
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by striking 3y ago
"big tech" is currently lobbying to repurpose amateur radio frequencies for themselves (like for HFT https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/ham-radio-enthusiast... ) so I'm not sure where you&#
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by striking 3y ago
This isn't UBI.
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by striking 3y ago
There's the Sudafed on the shelves, made with phenylephrine, and the Sudafed behind the counter, made with pseudoephedrine. (Technically both OTC.) The Sudafed behind the counter actually works (really really well), but due to what you
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5 points by striking 3y ago|1 comments
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RIP to my 8-port Unifi switch after years and years of Texas outdoor temps(arstechnica.com)
41 points by striking 3y ago|58 comments
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by striking 3y ago
From TFA: > Holly brings three decades of invaluable experience in nonprofit management, having served as a consultant, director of development, executive director, and board member for numerous organizations. Notably, she founded the no
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by striking 3y ago
I think one of those things should be loud and one of those things should be quiet.
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by striking 3y ago
I was able to enjoy the interactive animation by canceling the page load before the paywall kicked in.
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by striking 3y ago
Yeah, did they get fired or not? Something smells.
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by striking 3y ago
Would that be in an effort to more accurately model human thinking? If so, I hate to be the one to tell you that > Readers of “Thinking: Fast and Slow” should read the book as a subjective account by an eminent psychologists, rather than
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by striking 3y ago
Your posts and comments are not "shadowbanned" (or dead). If they were, we wouldn't be able to reply to you. Not every post or comment does well. You'll be better off if you don't take it so personally.
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by striking 3y ago
At https://peps.python.org/pep-0701/#motivation > When f-strings were originally introduced in PEP 498, the specification was provided without providing a formal grammar for f-strings. Additionally, the specificatio
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by striking 3y ago
If you want to live in Manhattan, go live in Manhattan. I run by the Painted Ladies regularly as the sun rises and I love being able to see the skyline behind them. Sure, we should have higher density apartments in more areas, but they&#x27
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by striking 3y ago
To back this up: I have met at least a few people who admitted to doing exactly this when they were younger. They weren't paid agents of the state. They just found it to be fun and morally righteous.
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by striking 3y ago
This article appears to be a summary of https://www.cbsnews.com/news/state-dept-it-contractor-espion...
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by striking 3y ago
I love strong types, but I disagree with the final note here: > The `any` type was a mistake and never should have been included in TypeScript in the first place. It is disappointing to see the number of published libraries that embrace
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by striking 3y ago
Zod is really useful when you have complex data coming in and you're not sure what the structure may be at runtime. Zod helps you prove really quickly that the data coming in is of the appropriate shape. Now, it's already possible
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by striking 3y ago
From the bill: > The bill would, beginning January 1, 2028, and every 3 years thereafter, require a data broker to undergo an audit by an independent third party to determine compliance with these provisions and would require the data br
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by striking 3y ago
From the bill: > This bill would provide that a data broker that fails to comply with the requirements pertaining to the accessible deletion mechanism described above is liable for civil penalties, administrative fines, fees, and costs,

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