top | item 47062239 (no title) mgaunard | 13 days ago I don't understand how those statements are contradictory. discuss order hn newest ceejayoz|13 days ago If I said "we don't allow murder", but gave everyone 17 free murders, would you find that contradictory? mgaunard|13 days ago No, I would call that being confused about the distinction between law making and law enforcement, which are traditionally very distinct things.It makes sense for there to be leeway due to the scale, automations and high rate of false positives with limited capabilities to correct them. load replies (6) aetherson|13 days ago No?Like, I'd think that was a bad policy for murder in particular, but "we don't allow things but we give you a lot of chances to correct your behavior" is ordinary. load replies (1) unknown|13 days ago [deleted] charles_f|13 days ago I think they're examples of the stronger lies
ceejayoz|13 days ago If I said "we don't allow murder", but gave everyone 17 free murders, would you find that contradictory? mgaunard|13 days ago No, I would call that being confused about the distinction between law making and law enforcement, which are traditionally very distinct things.It makes sense for there to be leeway due to the scale, automations and high rate of false positives with limited capabilities to correct them. load replies (6) aetherson|13 days ago No?Like, I'd think that was a bad policy for murder in particular, but "we don't allow things but we give you a lot of chances to correct your behavior" is ordinary. load replies (1) unknown|13 days ago [deleted]
mgaunard|13 days ago No, I would call that being confused about the distinction between law making and law enforcement, which are traditionally very distinct things.It makes sense for there to be leeway due to the scale, automations and high rate of false positives with limited capabilities to correct them. load replies (6)
aetherson|13 days ago No?Like, I'd think that was a bad policy for murder in particular, but "we don't allow things but we give you a lot of chances to correct your behavior" is ordinary. load replies (1)
ceejayoz|13 days ago
mgaunard|13 days ago
It makes sense for there to be leeway due to the scale, automations and high rate of false positives with limited capabilities to correct them.
aetherson|13 days ago
Like, I'd think that was a bad policy for murder in particular, but "we don't allow things but we give you a lot of chances to correct your behavior" is ordinary.
unknown|13 days ago
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charles_f|13 days ago