🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@idanoo that is very possible... though would you expect that error for such a situation? Seems the wrong error for that symptom.

I do get a weird error when trying to invoke file though...

❯ , file QuPath
nix: symbol lookup error: /nix/store/nd8dpdgpjkh3g3vvcjx9qdw7mjzz0l90-nix-2.13.3/lib/libnixstore.so: undefined symbol: sqlite3_error_offset

@realcaseyrollins if it were a symlink the the ls -lha should show it... i doubt the subdirectories are symlinks but ill double check.

Corrupted harddrive is possible I suppose but if thats the case this is the only symptom so far.

Dumb ass Linux problem... like really dumb...

So I clearly have this file in my directory and it is set as executable (pastebin at the bottom)... Yet when i try to run it im told the file doesnt exist... how is this possible....

https://pastebin.pl/view/e8f66847

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@vwbusguy This kid is going to be born such a nerd! I approve! Congrats!

@Pat Sure, just go into the police crime database and run the numbers yourself... If you want a summary this article seems to make an attempt at summarizing some aspects of it for the general public (note the most common thing for a cop to be convicted of on or off duty is assault, and rape is in the top 10):

https://www.vice.com/en/article/595kv3/police-crime-database

As for the wealthy trying to turn people against cops... thats not what I've seen. The overwhelming majority of the wealthy seem to be leaning right and are **very** pro cop. It is the liberals, who tend to be more middle class and poor, who hate cops, and with good cause.

For the record I grew up in extreme poverty, my opinion of cops is largely formed by my experience and how they treated me when I was younger. Luckily as an adult Im rich enough to rarely set foot in america, which I avoid largely because of the abusive nature of the cops and the distrust I have in the system when I am there. Well that and americans just suck in general.

@MichaelPorter

Not really... I found it has been more of an enhancer and has improved my abilities in most areas of life rather than been something that derails me... It is the ability to multitask, the necessity to multitask. at least thats how I see it.

@Pat I said youtube wasnt my lens and then gave the actual statistic that was an example what was...

Explaining th eyoutube example doesnt make it my lens, it makes it an example that is impactful.. My views are based on the cold hard facts, cops are 4x more likely to beat their wives.. and generally more likely to be assholes in almost every other scenario too.... they are also much more likely to be arrested.

I grew up in a family with several cops.. ive seen it first hand. I dont need to go on another ride along to see it. I also know if i ever got in trouble I could just tell them I had a cop for an uncle and pass them my card and get off scott free.

@rrb

Which is why you never compare countries to answer this question, way too many factors at play... also why a granger causality test for a country against itself before and after a fun ban, looking if it effects various types of violence is a far more credible way to analyze the question

@DutyBard @pj

@DutyBard

None, you dont compare countries to each other, you compare a country to itself both before and after a gun ban... The effect (change in violence or rape rates or whatever) should follow the effect (a ban on guns or a revocation of a ban) with a time delayed lag (roughly the time it takes for the effect to take effect).

You do this, comparing several instances across several countries, and see if a pattern emerges.

@rrb @pj

@swagpussc Congrats, working in israel I really need to learn it myself!

@DutyBard

inb4: make sure if you evaluate overall deaths you do so relative to a change in a law within its own country (what we call granger causality test)... To compare between disseparate countries as an absolute is likewise intellectually dishonest for other reasons.

@rrb @pj

@DutyBard

Sure, and do you understand why that statistic isnt just irrelevant to the conversation but intellectually dishonest...

I said this elsewhere in a co-thread but ill say it again.

**Of course** gun deaths are less in countries that ban or restrict guns.. much in the same way that vaccine deaths would be less in any country that bans vaccines. That is an argument people use who are trying to use stats to manipulate people rather than provide a fair and objective argument. The argument for guns is that it **prevents non-gun deaths** not that it prevents gun deaths. Much as the argument for vaccines is that it prevents non-vaccine related deaths, not for presenting death by vaccine.

@rrb @pj

@Geoffberner One can hope...

@Pat No youtube video and news isnt my lens.. the fact that police officers are 4x more likely to commit abuse and similar statistics is what ultimately drives my opinion...

But youtuve is more effective for arguments.. go to long island audit as a perfect example.. its not a compilation of the worst of youtube.. it is one guy who is VERY transparent (and even talks about his hit or miss ratio)... he goes constantly to places and peacefully films and then shares all the police violations against him. Its an endless stream of violations and quite clear that it isnt "inflated" since he is not just transparent and fair in his dealings, but its one man so he can only go so many places...

@Geoffberner Actual change? No the democrats (nor republicans) never wanted that.. that would mean doing actual work that people could judge... focusing on how much the other person sucks is much easier

"Sure I suck and wont do anything as a president, but at least I wont be worse than the orange man!"

@thor

That is true.. the simplicity of it certainly sells

@wildgoose

@thor Not trying to deter you by the way.. just my honest gut reaction