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by yokaze 6y ago
I wonder if a law enforcing more transparency couldn't help here. It is in the interest of the music labels and the streaming companies to maximise their profit, which means minimise the pay-out to the artists. Customers have to be ver
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by yokaze 6y ago
How is it state level meddling? It is up to the states to legislate how to appoint their electors: https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artII-S1-C2-1... Trump was not trying to change the respective law
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by yokaze 6y ago
You need only the states which hold a majority of the electoral votes. The only states with electoral influence are swing-states. Every "blue" and "red" state has practical zero "electoral" influence, meaning t
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by yokaze 6y ago
Technically, they are judges at court and should rule according to the law not their political leanings. I am aware that is not necessarily true, but it is also in the self-interest of the judges to be perceived as impartial, otherwise they
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by yokaze 6y ago
Problem is though, anecdotal evidence does not correct for various things, for example regression to the mean. The improvement may purely coincidental with the change of diet, or the chosen diet. Hence we need studies and not anecdata to ju
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by yokaze 6y ago
I think, it also hinders you from holding your government (on all levels) accountable. Cases of corruption or incompetence don't seem to me quite as reflected in elections as it should. The excuse always seems to me, that people claim
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by yokaze 6y ago
A restaurant is a private company and if a customer is abusive and they don't want to serve them they can completely do it. The argument is not absurd, it only has its limitations and is not absolute. You have shown one of the limitati
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by yokaze 6y ago
As I read it, the discussion was not about the electoral college, but about representative democracy versus direct democracy. It was written in a time, when there was the negative example of parts of the French revolution, where there was e
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by yokaze 6y ago
I think the point is that the burner number only gives you a weak pseudonymity. Your contacts and your communication profile (how often are you talking with whom) is still visible and it seems not unlikely that it can be matched to the one
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by yokaze 6y ago
Wait till it gets more popular. Same as with the whole internet.
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>Sometimes the pro-EU movement’s most promising (if passive) argument was that the EU runs things much better than the UK, so let’s just give all the power to Brussels instead. I think, no one argues that the EU runs things better in pri
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by yokaze 6y ago
The production of those doses started long time before the approval. I've heard that we can count ourselves lucky, if we reach sufficient vaccination rate before winter. One thing to keep in mind, obesity is a risk factor.
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The financial sector is not part of the agreement. So a lot of financial trades based in London for the EU will likely relocate. And as others pointed out, they are still bound by EU regulations apparently also future ones without having a
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Except it is the American public which is suffering, not science.
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I was assuming since tasqa wanted to know, how it works on baremetal in contrast to on the cloud. And since they brought network virtualisation up, that they were already knowledgeable about the networking part. Networking is handled in kub
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by yokaze 6y ago
Where do you see the difficulty? I've installed k8s with ansible on baremetal (kubespray), more or less just followed the steps here: https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/production-environment/tool... No ne
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by yokaze 6y ago
That's the point of doing it at EU level (and I think a contributing factor to Brexit): there is no party doing it, it is done via consensus on EU level. And on the local level, the politicians blame the EU for it.
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by yokaze 6y ago
> Dr. Gebru also provides essentially no facts or evidence for her claims Your quote of hers contains two facts right there in the answer. Also in the interview, she argues that she's being fired in contrast to "complicated&quo
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by yokaze 6y ago
> Cost of a house in Copenhagen (centre) That is for an apartment, not a full house of multiple storeys. If you have four storeys (counting the ground-floor), then interestingly the costs would be roughly on par. I am not sure, how many
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by yokaze 6y ago
Have we looked at the same article/video? "The attack uses a laptop, a Raspberry Pi, and some off-the-shelf Wi-Fi adapters". And the user of the iPhone did not need to initiate anything (or was notified about anything).
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by yokaze 6y ago
How is there not due process? You can go in front of court.
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by yokaze 6y ago
Consider your inexperience an asset in this context. The changes and the code should be (to some degree) self-explanatory. The star may crank out code like no other, but chances are they don't want to maintain it. So the review from yo
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by yokaze 6y ago
If I remember correctly, when Einstein expressed his wish to study physics, he was discouraged by a physics professor, because he thought essentially everything fundamental was already discovered and there are only derivative laws left to b
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by yokaze 6y ago
I think your comment sounds a bit belittling to the work and hardships the nurses have to endure for the payment. In my book it is rather adequate. I'm not sure how to relate having people die on you while being apart from your family
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by yokaze 6y ago
How about drawing the line at the government? My understanding is though, that this is a bit of a straw-mans argument. There is no credible proposal to only allow the government approved version of truth. I thought the marketplace of ideas
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by yokaze 6y ago
So, you are rejecting the premise that a lot of misinformation is spread and it has much wider reach than in the past? I would say it has, and I consider only reasonable that there is a desire to understand the mechanisms behind it. I would
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by yokaze 6y ago
> I just read that Pfizer reports its vaccine as 95% effective, even though pharmaceutical originally reported its vaccine as 90% effective I think, "originally" is not the right term. "Pfizer’s Early Data Shows Vaccine Is
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by yokaze 6y ago
If the policy is "you are either with us or against us" it'll suffice.
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by yokaze 6y ago
If you have to be alert to take over at short notice, is level 2. Tesla "Autopilot" falls into that category, as far as I know. The categories are well defined (SAE J3016) and have legal implications. If the marketing department i
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Good point, I missed that.

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