Researchers were required to use opt-in databases long before they trained AIs. It may be less convenient than taking someone’s data without consent, but it’s also more ethical.

Then an unarmed intruder can still be a serious threat.

This is going to involve Bitcoin, isn’t it?

Most people are just like me. A few make drastically different choices.

And are your rapists armed?

It wasn’t a “silly” mistake.

I’ve been drunk plenty of times, but I’ve never smashed through a window and reached through broken glass to try to open a locked door. Most drunk people know better than to literally break into a house.

He did more than make noise:

While the woman was on the phone with police, Donofrio broke a glass window on the front door "and reached inside to manipulate the doorknob," at which point the male resident fired the shot through the broken window

Regardless of what you think about gun laws, I think the resident had good reason to be concerned for his safety.

If some library decided to infringe copyright then it could most certainly be sued for compensation under the Takings Clause.

Government has a Constitutional obligation to pay for any private property it takes, whether it’s land for a new building or intellectual property.

I certainly do not understand what concept of fucking justice that is related to.

This concept of justice:

higher scores will be given to projects that are likely to retain collective bargaining agreements and/or those that have an existing high-quality, high-wage hourly production workforce, such as applicants that currently pay top quartile wages in their industry.

And tried to overthrow the government

Yeah, see now that’s where he done messed up.

The Roman year originally started in March (the month of Mars) because that’s when the war season started. January and February were at the end of the year and originally weren’t named at all.

But at some point, the Romans had a problem with one of their politicians. He had a one year term. To get rid of him, they moved the new year to January. It was supposed to be temporary but somehow we’re still living with the results of that lifehack.

Not exactly. It’s on the record that Giuliani failed to follow courtroom procedures and automatically lost the case.

It was not necessary to determine whether anyone was involved in election rigging.

The Greatest Generation consists of people who are over 96 years old. They lived through the Great Depression and fought the original Nazis, hence the name. And they are nearly all dead.

This is not for them, this is for their children who are now in their 60s and 70s, the Boomers.

That’s sounds reasonable, but now I’m wondering why your wife would object to that.

That’s $300+ per illegal shift. Which does not seem worth it to me, regardless of how much the employee was paid.

Up to 800 incidents when an employee illegally worked more than the maximum hours.

So that’s over $300 per incident, which means the extra hours were not worth it.

If everyone knows that home prices will rise

Some people don’t pay attention to forecasts. Some people sell because they need money now. Some people sell because they need to move now. Those people won’t wait for prices to increase.

Nobody knows what will happen. It’s a forecast. If I forecast 2% inflation next year, my forecast does not automatically cause prices to immediately increase. Next year, everyone will see if the forecast was accurate.

This is a federal trial.

And while some governors can pardon convictions, the governor of Georgia cannot. There is a Georgia state board that can issue a pardon, but only after a sentence has been served.

This trial is now scheduled to start on March 4, so the defense has about six months to prepare.

While you have your calendar open, the New York hush money trial is set for March 25 and the federal stolen documents trial is set for May 20. The Georgia election interference trial date is not yet set.

Might be a bit of a drive, but Burhop’s in Hinsdale has a great cranberry tuna salad.