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Except the writing would then either lead to a crime or a cover up.

It seems he has the power to do quite a bit for the 8.5M residents of NYC in my opinion. I could write a list of positive things he has done to create meaningful and impactful change for individuals and small businesses alike. I’m sure with more power he would be championing and enacting similar policies, whereas there is no such argument that can be made for Trump who wields the entire government. Comparing them for what they are doing with what they have to get the job done is not so silly.

UGA could surely provide some engineering know-how in the event the arch needs extra support at its apex.

Only after great costs were incurred by the would-be defendants and not at all by the person or people that matter.

If Trump is so heavily involved in these prosecutions then perhaps one should argue that he himself is liable for their failures and should forfeit the cost that his defendants incur on his behalf.

A bit too long I guess.

The fact they ended up netting an Olympian of all people, and one who had previously canoed in the pond, shows how stupid this whole thing was. We all knew this would be the outcome. Trump wasted tax payer dollars, skipped over proven government contract bidding processes, and ended up with shit for a result. His ballroom and arch will end no differently.

Does anybody remember the blue square tiled kitchen counter with 1/4” grout? I cringe at it every time I watch the movie.

Can anybody help me understand the threat of these advanced models once the public and adversaries have access to them? I understand they can find software bugs and vulnerabilities and I get that US tech companies are using it to make their software more secure, but all of these companies have the benefit of their source code being available as an input to the model. Everybody else only has compiled binaries. Do the bad guys use the models to decompile or reverse engineer the code first?

Cry baby

As a healthcare IT worker I can tell you that people in healthcare fucking care about HIPAA. You sound ignorant.

Hospital staff inappropriately accessing a patient’s medical record would violate both HIPAA and the HiTech act. That person could face civil and criminal liability for such an act.

Time for his medical records to get hacked