There is no such thing as a "good reputation" datacenter ip. They should all get blocked by anyone who cares about bots.

You're assuming the owner rented the VPS to run the but but it's more likely intended for something else and is infected with malware / some intern being cute. After all there are cheaper plans than DO.

> it's more likely intended for something else and is infected with malware / some intern being cute

Nah, DO offers free credits so threat actors just keep abusing that, it's really easy to make (or buy) tons of fresh trial accounts.

Ah, that makes sense. I’ve been wondering why DigitalOcean has so much of the bot traffic.

Starlink bot here, but you won't see me because I'm behind a VPN

Their API business model seems to be hope enough people accidentally go over free tier: $0 for the first 5000 monthly places lookups, $40 per 1000 after that

I get 2TB (which I use) and AI Studio for $20, that's the best deal out there for me.

Real skin in the game is also known as bias. That's an example of something a judge should not have.

Judges should have some amount of biases. A cold, calculating, unbiased judge in a world where laws are written by fallible humans would be terrible.

Judges should be able to apply judgement, not be merely automatons that sentence according to only the exact letter of the law.

Laws are not perfect, we need human judges.

Finally, if we are to submit ourselves to judgement by others, I gives me some comfort to know that the being judging me is equally mortal and can be deposed if necessary, as they are flesh and blood like me.

In the particulars yes, but not on things that are the common experience of humans

You can also avoid "hungry judge effect" by making sure GPT is always fully charged before prompting it.

Isn't the "hungry judge effect" a myth?

Cases aren't ordered randomly. Obvious cases are scheduled at the end of session before breaks.

https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.1110910108

"hungry judge effect" is a debunked myth.

The story of its debunking is so much more interesting: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/judgment-and-decisio...

It's been criticized, but "time since last meal" is still known to be a predictor of harsher sentences (even when you control for legal representation / severity).

I'm convinced that those weird purple blotches on POTUS's hands are caused by transfusions from his blood boy.

I thought you were going to say skibidi toilets.

The labor Waymo reduces is Uber drivers. How is that me basically? I'm not an Uber driver.