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by tedivm 3y ago
The authors on this sure are an interesting bunch. > Independent Researcher, Surgeon, Private Practice, 40212 Düsseldorf, Germany > Non Clinical Expert, Veterinarian, Wagner MSL Management, 15831 Mahlow, Germany > Department of Psy
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by tedivm 3y ago
For the rest of her life she will have money garnished from her paycheck and applied towards what she owes. There's a formula they use to ensure that the person still makes money to cover themselves. https://www.dol.gov&#x2F
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by tedivm 3y ago
Ignorance isn't considered a defense for statutory rape.
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by tedivm 3y ago
She was 17, and it happened in Florida where the age of consent was 18 at the time. So it really doesn't matter how "willingly" she may have presented herself. Also, come on, I'm 37 and I wouldn't have sex with a te
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by tedivm 3y ago
I've been using Firefox exclusively for a few years now and it's really great.
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by tedivm 3y ago
The fact that they control Chrome should scare everyone.
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by tedivm 3y ago
>stats for offenses while on electronic monitoring That wording implies that these were crimes committed while electronic monitoring was in place. However, you shared a graphic that shows that more people who already committed crimes wer
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by tedivm 3y ago
Retrospective taxation implies that a change was made to the tax code that went back in time. The reality is the tax code didn't change at all, but the fact that FTX was cheating on their taxes was discovered and adjusted for. Now I&#x
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by tedivm 3y ago
The people complaining that remote workers are taking on multiple jobs (without evidence) are the same people who act as CEO for multiple companies and serve on multiple boards.
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by tedivm 3y ago
Lets use another example to say why it's misleading, even if it's true. > The US is arming Nazis and Nationalists inside of the United States. This statement is true. There are Nazis and Nationalists inside of the US Military a
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by tedivm 3y ago
I have Google Fi and I believe your information is out of date. When it turned from Project Fi to Google Fi there were other changes made, and support turned to absolute crap. Not only that but buying phones from Google Fi is super risky no
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by tedivm 3y ago
Climate yes, but air quality not by as much as you'd think. Multiple studies have come out showing that the weight of EVs puts more pressure on tires and breaks, which in turn increases the particles they dump in the air. > As a res
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by tedivm 3y ago
I guess my point- which I think we're mostly in agreement with- is that the trilogy was really complex, rather than being "humans stupid" or "humans bad" (or even "humans good"). I love my space opera (Pet
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by tedivm 3y ago
"Most" people don't trust any of the companies on the link you listed. USPS, which had the #1 spot on the trusted list, is trusted by less than half of US adults (42%). You can be one of the most trusted companies while still
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by tedivm 3y ago
Google is among the most trusted organizations in the US? That doesn't seem right.
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by tedivm 3y ago
> It's really a breath of fresh air compared to a lot of sci-fi that makes humans out to be idiots or malevolent. Did we read the same book? A huge portion was devoted to the cultural revolution, and it definitely made humans look
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by tedivm 3y ago
> By moderating demand, we could see vacancies come down, and as a result—and they could come down fairly significantly and I think put supply and demand at least closer together than they are, and that that would give us a chance to hav
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by tedivm 3y ago
> Part of the cuts come from Shopify's sale of its logistics division to Flexport, based in Silicon Valley, Calif. It's really surprising to me that the company that laid off 20% of their staff is now buying an entire logistics
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by tedivm 3y ago
At the end of the day those companies are using a service built off of my stolen code. I don't think it really changes the ethics all that much- just thieves stealing from thieves who are using a product built using thievery.
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by tedivm 3y ago
For your own sake I'd reevaluate your understanding of humor. This was clearly a joke.
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by tedivm 3y ago
Yeah and OpenAI, Microsoft, and Github are stealing and profiting off of my brainpower by stealing my open source code. I don't have any sympathy for thieves who get stolen from.
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by tedivm 3y ago
What evidence do you have that the incel movement is driven by pornography? I always attributed it to the recruitment efforts of the alt-right and other misogynistic groups.
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by tedivm 3y ago
So the group that relied on stealing and ripping the licenses off of software to build their project is upset that people are using their product in a way they don't like? That's some amazing hypocrisy.
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by tedivm 3y ago
Yeah, they call it "autopilot".
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by tedivm 3y ago
Honestly I think your bias is showing here. There were many failures. The self destruct should have worked, and they did not expect to basically blow up the launch pad. I get that no one expected the rocket to work perfectly, and so the e
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by tedivm 3y ago
I find this thing that companies are doing where they try to make it look like their software is open source but then pull the rug out to be super annoying. What's the point of having a Github link that points to a repository with noth
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by tedivm 3y ago
I was really expecting this to be an announcement that they were closing down.
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by tedivm 3y ago
They're planning on approving the first projects this quarter. https://www.costar.com/article/666325850/over-12-billion-in-...
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by tedivm 3y ago
This is what Chicago is doing. They're converting a ton of office space into housing. https://www.marketplace.org/2022/10/04/chicago-iconic-office... San Francisco hates housing though, so it doesn'
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by tedivm 3y ago
I'm all for valid criticism, but this read more like a rant (a rather long one at that). I think it's interesting that they used hachyderm as an example of why things don't scale, when that organization has managed to build a

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