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Comment #32191905
To be honest, I don't think I could tell the difference between how they would act with ex-cia people in their ranks or without. I don't see how content policy, adhering to privacy…
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Comment #32166846
The problem isn't that it isn't fast, or cheap but that it's currently in a legal limbo. So if someone orders certain medications using that automated system, it'll get logged and …
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Ask HN: How to contact Meta (Facebook) DPA?
I have an oculus VR headset account and if I transfered it to a meta account, it might violate some GDPR regulations. I'm trying to get some information. I tried to look up how to …
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Comment #32040919
I guess you can put some tape over the warning light :) In case they use a bit of force on the gas pedal, you can push slightly harder to override it. Depending how it's implemente…
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Comment #32040266
Maybe also mention eligible maintainers can also get free titan security keys (with free shipping). This should reduce the burden even further. https://pypi.org/security-key-giveaw…
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Comment #32024432
This really disturbs me. You have no problem when someone decides to kill someone and thinks the laws doesn't apply to them. To make matters worse, you think someone who tries to o…
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Comment #31998532
The crux of the dilemma is that there are two solutions. If there aren't two then it's a lemma and the trolley problem is solved. I didn't introduce the convoluted idea of there be…
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Comment #31998180
When you are certain your actions will result in the death of someone then I doubt the legal protections of helping someone is as clear cut as you think it is. Maybe I'm wrong, I d…
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Comment #31998087
Let's take a step back. I would never criticise someone for making the decision to pull the lever. I understand that decision, I really do. I only said I wouldn't do it and explain…
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Comment #31997845
No, it doesn't. How I look at it is those (legal) rules weren't made randomly. I don't think it's an option for me to overrule what millions of people have decided on over the cour…
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Comment #31997315
If you factor in the legal implications, the trolley problem becomes trivial. Do nothing. I'm not qualified nor allowed to operate train infrastructure and the legal consequences w…
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Comment #31922443
If you're talking about inflation, we had a multi-year pandemic in which the western governments gave aid to struggling businesses, inoculated their population for free, supply cha…
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