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LodeOfCode

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    Keyword being "simple". The common sense solution often turns out to be unsound based on a more detailed perception of the situation

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    Comment #45768975

    "Spying" >The FBI in 2023 sought and obtained data about the senators’ phone use from January 4 through January 7, 2021. That data shows when and to whom a call is made, as well as…

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    Comment #43951086

    I'd assume that's a typo of "violence or hatred"

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    Comment #40851928

    The law actually says "anything of value of $5,000 or more". The majority opinion is just arguing in bad faith there

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    Comment #40816713

    I'd guess that it speaks to the "knew charges were coming" bit to support that they were specifically fleeing the law and not disappearing to escape a bookie or an annoying family …

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    Comment #40814172

    > I remember having to hustle to get from one end of campus to the other in those 10 minutes Yeah, personally I read it less as 50 minutes being some biological limit of human atte…

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    Comment #40507661

    That case was settled in April[1]. TFA is about the passenger in the 2016 crash [1] https://www.ttnews.com/articles/tesla-settles-suit-autopilot

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    Comment #39076175

    Couldn't you just 1. Draw an arbitrary line through the cake 2. Set each person's valuation of a point on the line equal to their valuation of the cross section throgh that point 3…

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    Comment #37982072

    6^5 ends in ...76 6^25 ends in ...376 6^125 ends in ...9376 6^625 ends in ...09376 and so on

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    Comment #37471818

    That'd be the equivalent of scraping your dishes, not rinsing them

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    Comment #37105229

    *Unlike the author >Thank God my son was fine, but the comment about the dead bull intrigued me. We didn't own a bull. Where was he? How did the bull die? And why was he telling me…

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    Comment #36719011

    Where this fails is >to be derived from the efforts of others The buyer expects to derive profits from arbitrage to the existing market value. If Nike shut down the moment you boug…

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    Comment #36436359

    Some have have started moderating more actively, with a new rule that all posts have to be John Oliver https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jun/20/how-john-...

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    Comment #36363913

    Although with binary numbers you'd probably want to modify the rules to avoid rolling so many d20s, since you'd need to re-roll them 12/32=37.5% of the time

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    Comment #36363123

    This reasoning is true of every real number, yet it's been proven that almost all real numbers are absolutely normal and therefore contains every finite sequence of digits

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    Comment #36331857

    Ironically you only start to see it where you want to see it. Motivated reasoning you agree with is just reasoning

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    Comment #36291007

    The list of participating subreddits[0] includes ~3/4ths of the big subreddits. 7 of the 10 subs with over 30 million members[1], 81% with 20-30 million, 77% with 10-20 million, 80…

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    Comment #36287903

    That Rootclaim analysis seems sloppy as hell. From the "Show More" of the outbreak location section: >Thus, the ratio of zoonotic:bioweapon:zoonotic collection:modified lab escape …

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    Comment #36223912

    The alignment squares here are a pretty big giveaway, and it seems like it'd be really difficult to fix that without making them unscannable

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    Comment #36176041

    Although it could be much clearer, the article doesn't actually specify an order. Half the participants did the stimulation night first, per the paper: >participants were tested du…