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Zlodo posted:professional opinion haver mods
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drgitlin posted:lol, that’s not a meltdown. I just have little tolerance for dipshits who can’t read. That’s literally the one skill you need for shitposting and if someone can’t even manage that? i have incredibly bad news for you about how shitposting works, idiot
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Mar 26, 2019 14:35
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The War On Cretins
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imagine reading a post
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Mar 26, 2019 14:50
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Endless Mike posted:imagine reading
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In other Tesla news, bait-and-switch has been illegal in the US since 1946: https://www.thedrive.com/tech/27150/tesla-delaying-deliveries-of-standard-range-model-3
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very disruptive. once again big government is getting in the way of innovators
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drgitlin posted:In other Tesla news, bait-and-switch has been illegal in the US since 1946: https://www.thedrive.com/tech/27150/tesla-delaying-deliveries-of-standard-range-model-3 nice meltdown, Tesla
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Sagebrush posted:honestly that's probably easier than navigating in normal traffic bc speed is close to zero and there are no rules. Modern cars are very pretty. But from a functional view, I'm missing the big bumper bars and the plastic protectors on the doors. Bring these back and just let the cars gently bump each other in the right direction
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Lord Stimperor posted:Modern cars are very pretty. But from a functional view, I'm missing the big bumper bars and the plastic protectors on the doors. Bring these back and just let the cars gently bump each other in the right direction agreed. cover my car in rubber strips and let the shopping carts just try
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theflyingorc posted:A sad, empty life Eat Arby’s.
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infernal machines posted:body double
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ol musky has a new enemy: dodge ram driver 69 https://twitter.com/RamLover69/status/1110629174585094144
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Endless Mike posted:ol musky has a new enemy: dodge ram driver 69 "paint his truck red so my cars may crash in to it"
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weird brands engage truckfucker420 has logged on
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no one cares about that twitter convo besides the guy getting all the attention from having elon talk at him
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obstipator posted:no one cares about that twitter convo besides the guy getting all the attention from having elon talk at him i guess that explains why we're discussing it on these forums
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SEC contempt case update: court scheduled an oral argument for April 4th at 2PM eastern.
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Shifty Pony posted:SEC contempt case update: court scheduled an oral argument for April 4th at 2PM eastern. serious q: why does this poo poo always take so long. are the courts really that overbooked?
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big time or underfunded/understaffed, if you prefer
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probably because there's no need to be fast, and you wouldn't want people to claim afterwards whey had bad representation because they were rushed and couldn't research or formulate their arguments. also objectively this isn't slow at all as far court poo poo goes.
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I’m going to make a startup whose premise is using modern technology to increase the efficiency of the courts for example, the throughput of the criminal justice system could be boosted considerably by the use of speculative execution
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machine learning to determine the verdict using the trial length, number of jurors, and ethnicity of the accused (beta notes: TODO: implement other two machine learning features)
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I have a chance to get a working CitiCar. I should get it, right?
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Rex-Goliath posted:serious q: why does this poo poo always take so long. are the courts really that overbooked? That’s not that long and the lawyers will need that time to prep for oral arguments.
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yeah if you get arrested for a poor person crime you can sit in jail for like 3 years before they get around to you
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evilweasel posted:That’s not that long and the lawyers will need that time to prep for oral arguments.
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Fatty Crabcakes posted:The last case I worked it was two and a half weeks just prepping the motions in limine. That is practically no time at all if you can see the lawyers' motions, it's too slow. we should be caring about air friction, like court filings moving so fast. you should need a strobe light to see them. um, and, that’s incredibly critical to cap ex efficiency
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qirex posted:yeah if you get arrested for a poor person crime you can sit in jail for like 3 years before they get around to you The last time I got called for jury duty the accused was a 25 year old kid who had been in jail awaiting trial since he was 19. I didn't get called up for questioning which I am glad of bc I think that 6 years is definitely violating his right to a speedy trial
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i think you will see that he clearly waived that right, that it was stuck in with the intake papers where he also had to sign over his property surrendered is just a coincidence
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his lawyer needed that time to prepare
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Sagebrush posted:The last time I got called for jury duty the accused was a 25 year old kid who had been in jail awaiting trial since he was 19. what was the charge
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squatting in a county jail
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Rex-Goliath posted:serious q: why does this poo poo always take so long. are the courts really that overbooked? gotta charge up the crystals
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hobbesmaster posted:what was the charge carjacking, kidnapping, torture, and attempted murder. i wasn't on the jury so idk all the (literally) gory details but i was able to put together that all parties agreed that someone had hijacked a woman's car and stabbed her a bunch of times in the process. the DA's case looked to be that the kid had committed the acts as part of a murderous gang ritual with no purpose beyond causing mayhem the defense sounded like they were gonna contend that the cops just picked up this kid because he was part of a street gang that operated in the area where the crime occurred, and that they had no strong evidence that he was the culprit or indeed had ever committed any crimes
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Sagebrush posted:carjacking, kidnapping, torture, and attempted murder.
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with that long of a delay there was probably an issue like the defendant not being competent to stand trial for a while or something like that. If the state alone was responsible for the delay, even simply by having too many cases and not enough judges, that very likely would be a speedy trial violation. but justified delays (guy wasn't competent to stand trial and had to spend time in treatment, etc) or delays caused by the defense (ex. defendant firing all of his lawyers and requesting a bunch of continuances) wouldn't count against the state
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also if he was in prison for a different offense you wouldn't be told because you were in the jury pool though in kamala harris's sf/california the benefit of the doubt shouldn't be given to the prosecution hobbesmaster fucked around with this message at 15:57 on Mar 27, 2019 |
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if it was in NY delays requested by the prosecution dont count against the time limit for speedy trials
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it's not a criminal case dude
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