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2y ago
East of the Rockies, you’re on with Maj. Ed Dames.
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2y ago
"In interpreting this text, we are guided by the principle that “[t]he Constitution was written to be understood by the voters; its words and phrases were used in their normal and ordinary as distinguished from technical meaning.” Unit
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2y ago
Server logs of what? Transmission doesn't log which blocks it seeded. Does any client?
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2y ago
many ways to Rome Fair enough, but I wouldn't be surprised if none of those methods pan out. 1) Given the timeline, it seems unlikely that anyone was doing a packet capture. 2) Why would anyone at META have been paying attention to,
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2y ago
The author of the linked piece identifies as a "reporter," however it reads like an opinion piece. We should demand better from ALL journalists.
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2y ago
Won't named plaintiffs have the burden of proving meta actually seeded blocks containing their works? How could they ever do that?
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2y ago
The amendments protect the rights as they existed at the time the amendment was passed. I.e. how would the plain text of the text be interpreted by a reasonable person in 1791. E.g., re 2nd, what did militia mean? Thus, the 1A locks in spee
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2y ago
A few years ago I actually came to the opinion that the IC was an inferior officer, but I forget why. Don’t get old.
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2y ago
There are three branches. Just three. If you are a federal employee, you either work for congress, the courts, or the president. A2S1 invests the president with all executive power. All of it. It doesn’t carve out exceptions for the SEC or
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2y ago
nor does the President "interpret" the law; that is the domain of the Judiciary. That is incorrect, the president’s responsibility is to execute the laws of the United States. In order to execute a law, one must interpret it. Th
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2y ago
Wow, just a few days ago I used ChatGPT and Claude to create bots to battle in CRobots! Thanks!
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2y ago
Hmm. I think US-USSR / Athens-Sparta is a poor analogy. They spoke the same language, and it’s a two day walk. I’m going to defer to Athenians on the character of Sparta over modernish debunkers.
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2y ago
Wouldn’t it make sense to offload the ai to the phone?
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2y ago
Migraine Is Associated With Magnetic Resonance Imaging White Matter Abnormalities https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaneurology/fullarticle/7... "Research suggests that the answer is yes. Migraines can
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2y ago
My eyes were opened a few years ago when I was reading my mom’s brain mri report. She had cancer and was undergoing radiation treatment. The MRI noted lesions and said they could be due to cancer/radiation OR MIGRAINES! Holy moly! Migr
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2y ago
If your business model depends on the Roberts’ court kneecapping AI, pivot.
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2y ago
757 stabilizer trim system Have you shared your thoughts on MCAS? I feel like there are a lot of potential lessons that got missed for all the noise.
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tiahura
2y ago
It looks like it’s game-focused. Games are swell, but how about Office 365?
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2y ago
Maybe there should be, but there’s no such thing as a semi-independent branch. Whoever told you so is either trying to mislead you or hasn’t read the constitution. In the US, there are just 3 branches. Unless you work for congress or the co
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2y ago
Don’t be so sure they’re all unconstitutional. Read A2S1. Read Humphrey’s Executor and try not to snicker.
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2y ago
We used to have work farms, SF had a few. They were shut down by the same counterculture types that said turning a blind eye to drugs and vagrancy wouldn't be a problem.
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2y ago
Seemed like a copy of Little Computer People.
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2y ago
Perhaps reasoning will help?
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2y ago
40 years to catch Word 6 for Windows. Hopefully it doesn’t take another 40 to reach Word 95.
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2y ago
Certain yeasts used in beer brewing produce an ester that is banana-like, especially when brewed at higher temps. It's often considered an off-flavor.
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2y ago
As a general rule, I'm not a fan of prosecutors. However, blaming a prosecutor for the suicide of a defendant, because they filed charges in a clear cut case, is just as unfair as blaming friends and family.
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2y ago
It’s refreshing to have a president that won’t standby while American companies are routinely harassed by Europeon bureaucrats. They’re going to find that Europe is much more dependent on access to US markets than vice versa. I would imagin
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2y ago
What about his family and friends? Do you blame them as well?
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You are correct. Prosecutors don’t consider whether charging a perp will upset them and stress them out. Nor should they. Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.
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2y ago
Mahomes and the Chiefs have been pretty open that they see a layer of fat on him as injury prevention padding.
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