tiahura

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by tiahura 1y ago
It’s not private data. It’s the government’s data.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Countries that have experience with totalitarianism don't make those lists to begin with. I’m pretty sure the German government has a list of people enrolled in the German socialized medical system.
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by tiahura 1y ago
As we keep discovering how immature the teenaged brain is?
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by tiahura 1y ago
In the age of AI, Butler deserves more recognition.
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by tiahura 1y ago
How many billions were spent on that musing?
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by tiahura 1y ago
Interesting doesn’t necessarily mean important. There are an infinite number of potential scientific endeavors, I don’t think it’s unseemly to suggest that a field’s likeliness to improve humanity’s quality of life should be a factor in det
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by tiahura 1y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/nwss/rv/wwd-h5.html
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by tiahura 1y ago
What tech companies? These are food delivery brokers that have an app.
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by tiahura 1y ago
So we went from just shy of 25000/mo under Biden to 35000/mo under Trump and supposedly this is just unbelievably over-the-top?
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by tiahura 1y ago
The jury
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by tiahura 1y ago
Two hundred and fifty years of jurisprudence would suggest there has never been a right to obscenity.
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by tiahura 1y ago
As an ambulance chaser, I can assure you that suing out of state defendants for out of state activity has become nearly impossible. See Daimler AG v. Bauman (2014), BNSF Railway Co. v. Tyrrell (2017), Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Superior Co
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by tiahura 1y ago
Intermediate not strict scrutiny
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by tiahura 1y ago
The "chilling effect" argument here is pretty weak. You're basically saying that because some small publishers might get confused about legal requirements, the whole system is unconstitutional. That's not how First Amend
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by tiahura 1y ago
A bit off base. He's basically having a meltdown over what's actually a pretty narrow ruling about age verification. First, he claims the Court "nullified the First Amendment" for sex writing, but that's just not wh
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by tiahura 1y ago
Industry wide.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Have you ever turned your car off when you meant to turn on the windshield wiper?
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by tiahura 1y ago
The FTC failed to comply with 15 U.S.C. § 57b-3(b)(1), which states that the agency “shall issue a preliminary regulatory analysis” whenever it proposes a rule expected to have a significant economic impact. After its own ALJ found the rule
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by tiahura 1y ago
I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve thought that what this country needs is more druggies running around.
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by tiahura 1y ago
The counter-culture successfully demonized concepts like duty, personal accountability, and shame. A boy scout was to be mocked.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Any sense on how JMAP support is coming along?
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by tiahura 1y ago
Thank God for Linus.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Isn’t she still pulling the strings?
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by tiahura 1y ago
The foundation’s mission was to enrich the board and advance their personal agendas.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Mitchell Baker ran it into the ground and made a fortune doing so. Almost to the point that one might wonder if there may have been some sort of undisclosed quid pro quo with Google.
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by tiahura 1y ago
The FTC failed to comply with 15 U.S.C. § 57b-3(b)(1), which states that the agency “ shall issue a preliminary regulatory analysis” whenever it proposes a rule expected to have a significant economic impact. After its own ALJ found the ru
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by tiahura 1y ago
Can anyone estimate how much of the 3B is necessitated by multi-language support?
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by tiahura 1y ago
Mark S Smith has written pretty persuasively about history of the Jews as El worshipers. See eg Abdeel, Abiel, Adbeel, Amiel, Ariel, Azarel, Azareel, Aziel, Asael, Ashbel, Adael, etc. Yet the paucity of yhwh names. Not to mention, the Bible
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by tiahura 1y ago
When have we tried killing malicious hackers?
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by tiahura 1y ago
He avoided the why. “Hypotheses non fingo”, I frame no hypotheses.

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