Web and app developer. Coffee, beer, and running, in any order.
Great news everyone! I saw code so terrible yesterday that I quit my job on the spot, for realsies. Enjoy what should be the last post about me gazing directly into corporate-hell:
https://ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/get-me-out-of-data-hell/
Future posts will be about the dystopian hellscape that I conjure into being at my own business.
It's not called "deleting the repo", it's called "removing all bugs."
It's only a Hootenanny if it comes from the Appalachia region of the US otherwise it's just a sparkling shindig
From the article:
Police “have never successfully solved crimes with any regularity, as arrest and clearance rates are consistently low throughout history,” and police have never solved even a bare majority of serious crimes, University of Utah college of law professor Shima Baradaran Baughman wrote in another 2021 law review article, including murder, rape, burglary and robbery.
Existing research also affirms the findings in the recent report on police work in California.
Law “enforcement is a relatively small part of what police do every day,” Barry Friedman, a law professor at the New York University School of Law wrote in a 2021 law review article.
Studies have shown that the average police officer spent about one hour per week responding to crimes in progress, Friedman wrote.
#acab
My latest:
SCOTUS has repeatedly ruled that police have no legal duty to protect us—so why do we keep throwing money at an org with no duty to keep us safe? And perhaps most importantly, how do we *actually* ensure public safety?
Read sub & share: https://qasimrashid.substack.com/p/how-many-people-realize-police-have