it's based on age and I think that the age verification it would require is pretty universally reviled, at least here on HN
afaic you should be allowed to inject motor oil into your titties w a bike pump if you're capable of giving consent and it's something you want for yourself. for me the real issue is that there's already distrust around…
https://archive.is/ji4Zp
there's a difference between being a good and loyal fascist and being in with the fascists. you've actually hit on it. those valuable, productive and loyal nazis were allowed to do whatever they wanted without regard to…
you are factually correct but realistically the office of the president cannot ask for anything without pressure, by nature of being the office of the president
Free market solutions, by definition, exclude external interference. Subsidies, by definition, are market interference by an external actor.
I mean, anyone can fail to deliver their end of any agreement. They may have learned a harsh lesson about bargaining with Trump, but that doesn't mean that it was dumb to pursue the deal as negotiated or would be dumb…
that and directing US dollars into crypto markets via the government. you can sell people on the idea with the same arguments that are currently moderately successful in convincing people to do things like buy gold as a…
someone below is saying it's over a third of all spending so far. which feels like a lot to me.
if you're in with the fascists they are the most liberty-oriented party. you can do whatever you want, entirely without regard to the law.
is it humane to solve that problem by excluding people based on income? that's what your proposing, as that's how markets solve problems like this: if more people need a product/service than the market can provide…
i feel like you've just accidentally stumbled upon primate-patching as an umbrella term that can be anything from monkey-patching to hominid-adjustment via apefoolery. As a coder for 8 years I know I'm personally…
okay but at least those are provably equivalent, unless my understanding is off. isn't that the whole impetus behind the idea of functional programming?
rare scotus W, but i strongly suspect that because this data is "owned" by someone other than the people that generated it that said owners will simply choose to voluntarily cooperate with government inquiries 100% of…
funny, because I started smoking marijuana and it actually got me out of my parents' house. I got my degree, got a career, got clean from everything else, got married and bought a house. i now work every day with other…
>Quick doctors appointment every 6-12 months on an opt in basis - just a check up to make sure you are partaking responsibly. I'm in a medical state that does this and it's just hilariously corrupt. That checkup to…
I have a friend who picked up heroin in jail, came out an addict and died of an OD in his basement. His daughter found him. If your anecdote can prove your point, then mine can disprove it.
i like the way that when ai does something good of course the people who built it should make a lot of money but when it does something bad no one is responsible
this. was it LG that shipped an update to their TVs that made it play ads and bricked the TV if you didn't agree?
it's not true anywhere in america, at the very least.
here's the thing about that: it's absolutely not true at all. once again, in the place where this ruling took place (and, therefore, the place we're talking about) the people who accuse you of a crime have to prove that…
> If it wasn't you driving, you know who. I don't have to prove who was driving. I don't have to prove I wasn't the one driving. The state has to prove that I was the one driving. >If someone shoots a person with your…
they sincerely think that the primary problem they're facing is one of PR, don't they?
>claude build a plugin to do the above
you'd be amazed what you can believe when eating food and sleeping indoors depends on that belief
it's based on age and I think that the age verification it would require is pretty universally reviled, at least here on HN
afaic you should be allowed to inject motor oil into your titties w a bike pump if you're capable of giving consent and it's something you want for yourself. for me the real issue is that there's already distrust around…
https://archive.is/ji4Zp
there's a difference between being a good and loyal fascist and being in with the fascists. you've actually hit on it. those valuable, productive and loyal nazis were allowed to do whatever they wanted without regard to…
you are factually correct but realistically the office of the president cannot ask for anything without pressure, by nature of being the office of the president
Free market solutions, by definition, exclude external interference. Subsidies, by definition, are market interference by an external actor.
I mean, anyone can fail to deliver their end of any agreement. They may have learned a harsh lesson about bargaining with Trump, but that doesn't mean that it was dumb to pursue the deal as negotiated or would be dumb…
that and directing US dollars into crypto markets via the government. you can sell people on the idea with the same arguments that are currently moderately successful in convincing people to do things like buy gold as a…
someone below is saying it's over a third of all spending so far. which feels like a lot to me.
if you're in with the fascists they are the most liberty-oriented party. you can do whatever you want, entirely without regard to the law.
is it humane to solve that problem by excluding people based on income? that's what your proposing, as that's how markets solve problems like this: if more people need a product/service than the market can provide…
i feel like you've just accidentally stumbled upon primate-patching as an umbrella term that can be anything from monkey-patching to hominid-adjustment via apefoolery. As a coder for 8 years I know I'm personally…
okay but at least those are provably equivalent, unless my understanding is off. isn't that the whole impetus behind the idea of functional programming?
rare scotus W, but i strongly suspect that because this data is "owned" by someone other than the people that generated it that said owners will simply choose to voluntarily cooperate with government inquiries 100% of…
funny, because I started smoking marijuana and it actually got me out of my parents' house. I got my degree, got a career, got clean from everything else, got married and bought a house. i now work every day with other…
>Quick doctors appointment every 6-12 months on an opt in basis - just a check up to make sure you are partaking responsibly. I'm in a medical state that does this and it's just hilariously corrupt. That checkup to…
I have a friend who picked up heroin in jail, came out an addict and died of an OD in his basement. His daughter found him. If your anecdote can prove your point, then mine can disprove it.
i like the way that when ai does something good of course the people who built it should make a lot of money but when it does something bad no one is responsible
this. was it LG that shipped an update to their TVs that made it play ads and bricked the TV if you didn't agree?
it's not true anywhere in america, at the very least.
here's the thing about that: it's absolutely not true at all. once again, in the place where this ruling took place (and, therefore, the place we're talking about) the people who accuse you of a crime have to prove that…
> If it wasn't you driving, you know who. I don't have to prove who was driving. I don't have to prove I wasn't the one driving. The state has to prove that I was the one driving. >If someone shoots a person with your…
they sincerely think that the primary problem they're facing is one of PR, don't they?
>claude build a plugin to do the above
you'd be amazed what you can believe when eating food and sleeping indoors depends on that belief