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by true_religion 3mo ago
I think the idea is that if it's mandated, then the ambulance should be covered by some kind of insurance since it was medically necessary and not just Ol' Bob, the hypochondriac, calling because his tin foil hat fell off.
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by true_religion 3mo ago
Fines are strictly punitive. The only goal of the fine is to change behavior, not to be 'fair'. It's true that the fines differ per the act, but that's only because the act itself determines how much people would desire
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by true_religion 3mo ago
I don't think the meaning of republic changed, it just got conflated with democracy because we often say 'Democratic Republic', which requires at least in modern (18th century and beyond) terms that the common people vote to
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by true_religion 3mo ago
To be fair, the US is arguably even more of a menace to Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and even the descendent of native Americans who live in other countries (e.g. Mexico). So the OPs point is internally consistent, even generalized past a
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by true_religion 3mo ago
Can you give an example? I think any truth can be expressed inoffensively.
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by true_religion 3mo ago
On https://castro.fm/ It says Castro plus has advanced features, side loading, night mode, icons and more. If you don’t charge for it, then highlighting it as part of the Plus package is confusing.
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by true_religion 3mo ago
Then I’m not sure why it works terribly here on the Ghanaian coast.
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by true_religion 3mo ago
We like to think of physical products as one offs where what you buy tomorrow is the same as what you buy today. But I have run a bakery for 5 years, and you get better day by day, you introduce new techniques, find different flours, optimi
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by true_religion 3mo ago
People do steal PVC pipes, albeit more commonly in bulk: https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/BNI-disco... In any case, the fiber situation in Ghana was dicy for a time because theives were cutting t
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by true_religion 3mo ago
There's only 7 ground stations (or points of presence, I'm not sure what the difference is but they list them separately) or so in Africa, with Nigeria, Botswana, Mozambique, Rwanda, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa being the ones tha
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by true_religion 3mo ago
The problem of it not working well during the rain is a huge issue in countries where cloud cover can last days, and 3-5 months of the year has regular rain fall.
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by true_religion 3mo ago
With a moral rights framework, that depends on the content of the edit. If for example you edit in racist views and leave the attribution of the original author because it’s just a one word change from “the holocaust” to “the alleged holoca
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by true_religion 3mo ago
Civil planning on that scale isn’t about feasibility but about what direction you want to shape the county in. A sparse railway system would leave parts of the country less populated by design as it’s simply harder to get to them. People wo
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by true_religion 3mo ago
I think these models have been trained to not accept 'new facts', so they don't take in user input (or the far more problematic search engine, untrusted tool input) and have that change their world view. However, that doesn&#
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by true_religion 3mo ago
I am not going to say that I agree with OP, or that OP's language isn't entirely too casual for someone close to this issue but it appears they're most focused on finding out why people have a different inner self than oute
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by true_religion 3mo ago
Should governments not take actions that later benefit the academic, scientific, and economic welfare of their constituents? Or is it that it’s a city doing this? Now Brazil does know how to boondoggle its finances for a prestigious cause w
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by true_religion 3mo ago
I guess the question for society is: do we want businesses who cannot pay domestic workers a fair wage to exist in our country? Or do we want them to exist elsewhere and we import those products? To society a startup with a 99%% chance of f
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by true_religion 4mo ago
I saw that but couldn’t really connect it to the rest of the article because none of their examples had data loading. Like the issue with the osx side bar transition is that the order of operations makes no sense. When expanding, it makes
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by true_religion 4mo ago
I thought not assuming uniform distribution was table stakes for senior engineers. I can't say what the curve looks like, but 100,000 orders per second would consume reach official quarterly count in 15 minutes. Since that's unlik
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by true_religion 4mo ago
In this case, it's more like you paid money to FablePool. FablePool used Claude as a tool, and it delivers the product so they are the owners of the code, and have the MIT copyright assigned to them.
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by true_religion 4mo ago
According their 2026 Q1 filing they do about 90 million orders per quarter which is about 12 orders per second, 720 orders per minute. It might make 100k row level changes per minute, but that’s a different metric. https://www.se
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by true_religion 4mo ago
It's really not a problem to have actors fail like that so long as you're using structural types. It in fact mimics what a lot of people are already doing with pattern matching. So I don't think there is any real good reason
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by true_religion 4mo ago
I’m not sure why they don’t do it this way already with the meta glasses. Online comparison just adds latency.
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by true_religion 4mo ago
Just for the record, NPM -> Microsoft Vite -> Cloudflare Bun -> Anthropic Turbopack -> Vercel Remix -> Shopify (I barely remember this one) Biome (formerly Rome) -> Indie but largely supported by Depot SWC -> Indie esBu
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by true_religion 4mo ago
I think it only affects devices that are sold. So free software, you install yourself won’t meet that theshold.
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by true_religion 4mo ago
$5 padlocks work against what most website owners care about: the common consumer who is using a different app and seeing their site content with someone else's ads on top of it.
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by true_religion 4mo ago
Why would that be the first thing you think of?
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by true_religion 4mo ago
Honestly using people for cooling AI data centers feels more like the matrix.
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by true_religion 4mo ago
CEO is also an employee and I bet they have second or third homes they would be happy to use to help their company stock price rise.
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by true_religion 4mo ago
Actually that's fine. StackOverflow, Reddit, HN are or at least were populated by people. Looking to them for answers is doing a survey of best practices for a topic and will at least tell you what is popularly true. Asking AI sometime

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