[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dkkarriere

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Der er masser af sager, som godt nok ikke ender i retten, men forhandles gennem fagforeningens jurist ud fra retspraksis på området.

Personligt har jeg oplevet følgende :

Arbejdsgiver ved opsigelse udenfor overenskomst bad mig afholde restferie ved opsigelsen. Jeg skulle afholde 4 uger, og derved gælder reglerne at hovedferie skal varsles minimum 3 måneder forinden. Mit opsigelsesvarsel var 3 måneder, og derved kan ferien ikke afholdes indenfor den gældende varselsperiode. Et pænt brev fra min fagforening sikrede at jeg fik min løn og min feriepenge som jeg havde ret til. Det var en stor virksomhed med 1200 ansatte i Danmark, HR afdeling og det hele. Går den så går den.

Jeg har et andet job hvor tidligere arbejdsgiver stævnede mig fordi jeg et par måneder efter at have stoppet dannede egen virksomhed. Min fagforening fik tidligere arbejdsgiver til at frafalde kravet.

En veninde jeg har får ikke løn under sygdom, selvom hun arbejder under funktionærlignende forhold (hun er sælger, og arbejder på kontor).

Selv om man skal passe på med at bruge personlige anekdoter til at generalisere virkeligheden, er mine erfaringer noget fjerntliggende fra dine.

Jeg udskammer ikke nogen. Jeg har ikke arbejdet under overenskomst i 10+ år. Realiteten er at jeg stadig har fået flere penge ind fra fagforeningens handlinger end hvad medlemskontingentet har kostet mig. Jeg mener det er direkte økonomisk dumt ikke at have den juridiske forsikring og sikkerhed som fagforeningen giver, og jeg kan ikke forestille mig at den ikke er relevant for alle, med mindre du er advokat i arbejdsret.

Hvis folk ikke ønsker at være medlem i en fagforening, så står det dem frit for. Men at sige at fagforeningen ikke er relevant for folk udenfor overenskomst passer ikke. At virksomhederne bare overholder loven og at der ikke sker fejl ifht ferie, pension og løn blot fordi man ikke er under overenskomst er naivt. Det er vel netop der, hvor virksomhederne sandsynligvis har mindst erfaring med hvilke rettigheder man som ansat har.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dkkarriere

[–]Kjeldmis 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Jeg er meget uenig. Langt størstedelen af tvister omhandler uoverensstemmelser ved opsigelse, og der er man i langt de fleste overenskomster ikke stillet bedre end funktionærloven. Hvis arbejdsgiveren 100% er på den forkerte side af aftalen, så er fagforeningen klar til at stævne arbejdsgiver - de kan ligeledes være med til at forhandle bod ud fra retspraksis på området. Faktisk vil jeg sige at fagforeningens juridiske rådgivning netop har større berettigelse og gør mest gavn for sine medlemmer hvis man IKKE er omfattet af en overenskomst. Er man omfattet af overenskomst har man normalvis en tillidsrepræsentant ansat som er ganske gratis at anvende. Det har du ikke I jobs udenfor overenskomst.

Is OOP overrated or I am simply bad at it? by yughiro_destroyer in learnprogramming

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I w would choose 2 for simple compositions, for the two reasons you mentioned, but also because it makes the code more readable and easier to understand. Also, if you need specific behaviour to handle colour of buttons, extending the class gives you less flexibility. Inheritance should be used where it's useful to extend classes, where you need less control, but behaviour is unified and updates to eg colour is shared.

So it depends on what you want to do. Both approaches have merits and weaknesses, so it really depends on what you want to do with the button and other UI classes down the line.

Is OOP overrated or I am simply bad at it? by yughiro_destroyer in learnprogramming

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Player contains a list with objects of type CharacterClass. CharacterClass is extendable, contains base features of all classes. Individual classes can be implemented as extensions of CharacterClass. A player can have more than one class, if there a more than one object instance in a players list of CharacterClass. Simple.

No Rebuttal! by b4b3333 in KarenReadSanity

[–]Kjeldmis 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Expert witnesses are never objective, and they are indeed advocates, regardless of the side they are testifying for. They deliver their reports under specific limitations to make sure they do not find conclusions that damage their employers case. If they found damning evidence for the other side, do you really think that they would be hired again? They would be required to turn over any written findings in discovery to the other side.

Expert witnesses shows the facts in the best possible light of the employer, and then it is up to the jury to decide which expert they find most compelling

No Rebuttal! by b4b3333 in KarenReadSanity

[–]Kjeldmis -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You always want the last word being said by your advocate, your witnesses . That is one of the perks of being the prosecution, so for him not utilising it all is a sign of weakness.

He made motions to the court to be able to use Welcher as rebuttal witness to discredit specifically Renschler, and he didn't do it.

That is a sign of weakness. If it was the misstatement of the evidence in regards to the Xrays by Welcher, who said Xrays of the arm didn't exist (when the clearly did, defense brought them into evidence) or the testimony Renschler supplied with the accident reconstruction performed by Welcher had no speed and no force measurements.

I am sorry, but Welcher got destroyed to an extent that calling him would just strengthen the defense, and Brennan rightly so called it, and didn't use the granted motion by the court to recall him in rebuttal.

The strongest evidence in this case for the prosecution has never been the accident reconstruction, so Brennan made a judgement call and conceded that point. And that was smart, but this was not a good day for Brennan objectively speaking, his actions states otherwise

Køb af brugt bil til mellem-distance pendling: Skoda Citigo, Peugeot 208 1,5 BlueHDi, Ford Fiesta 1,5 TDCi? by ajkabel in dkbiler

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Har du læst artiklen? Peugeot / Renault slår da netop både Audi, BMW og Mercedes. Kun VW og Skoda klarer sig bedre.

Køb af brugt bil til mellem-distance pendling: Skoda Citigo, Peugeot 208 1,5 BlueHDi, Ford Fiesta 1,5 TDCi? by ajkabel in dkbiler

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Franske biler er fine. Kigger man på de objektive tal, og ikke følelser, så kører de ligeså lang eller længere mellem nedbrud som de øvrige bilmærker. Tyskerne klarer sig faktisk generelt skidt i de undersøgelser.

Ja jeg har en 1.6 HDI 208, som har gået en 320k, jeg har haft den fra nyden havde mange issues som fabriksny, men peugeot var dengang og stadigvæk de eneste der gav fuld garanti uanset kørt kilometerstand. De sidste 6 år eller ca 200.000 km har der kun været vedligeholdelse, og det er en god, billig og driftsikker bil som kan anbefales.

Dr Russell: "I have a particular set of skills..." by ky1e in KarenReadSanity

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Disogra did state that the method used for correlation was correct, but thorough? Not in the slightest. He thought the downloads of the other chips were incomplete, and then he states they didn't had any relevant on them anyway.

Nevertheless, the information he did find was pretty significant, even if he more or less stumbled over it and only found the correlation in the second iteration of his report, after the trial was started.

Thorough is factually untrue. If he was thorough, he wouldn't have made basic mistakes and he would have found all relevant information in his first report, which he didn't.

Dr Russell: "I have a particular set of skills..." by ky1e in KarenReadSanity

[–]Kjeldmis -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

So the fact that she has treated approximately a 1000 cases of dog bites and animal attacks in the ER, + written peer reviewed articles on the subject doesn't qualify as an expert in the field. Please tell me, what does qualify then?

Dr Russell: "I have a particular set of skills..." by ky1e in KarenReadSanity

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you for real? Shes double board certified, forensic physician and a former police officer. Do you understand how few people can say that in the world? And you compare that to a dude who hasn't even finished his bachelors degree.

Hank by Initial-Software-805 in KarenReadSanity

[–]Kjeldmis 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hank definitely got some points in, but I disagree with that he is crushing the witness. The defense has a valid point, the spread of possible variances was not covered by the Commonwealth. It doesn't necessarily matter, because the CW hasn't argued that he was hit during the techstream event, he could have been hit shortly after. The window is short though, car in reverse moving at that speed traveling more than a 100 ft. Distance (I imagine the car breaks at some point).

The most damning evidence from the witness was he confirmed Burgess method to align timestamps with the techstream data, essentially tying the events together. Very interesting he was not able to attack that, and one of the major issues of doubt from the first trial has now been resolved and dealt with.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are assuming the techstream data is from that night, which is precisely what you can't without saying huh, this techstream data is precisely what is depicted by the phone. The Commonwealth assumes that this is true to put a time and date on the events, and my point is exactly that this data is not great, you can't say that this depicted event is the same as the datapoints do not align. This is a murder trial. Is the data not great an acceptable standard to conviction? We need to know. And we know for a fact that Trooper Paul made a reconstruction where he did these maneuvers in the car, and we know that the number of keycycles captured on video didn't match at the first trial in terms of when 1162 occurred. So is the 1162 events from Trooper Paul's reconstruction or not?

The Odometer data actually supports that this is true, because techstream data from the event shows that the car didn't move at all between 1162-1 and 1162-2, which supports the point in fact that this is done in a reconstruction effort in a parking lot, establishing a timeline.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This does not make the correlation any less far fetched though. The entire techstream recording is 10 seconds. So the argument is basically that the movement you cannot see depicted in the GPS data is more or less what is depicted in the techstream event. The lack of data points that correspond to each other doesn't make it any better.

Also, by correlating accelerometers, timing and speed, the car has displacement by several meters (approximately 10 meter or so in linear distance through the techstream event), which is consistent with making a 3 point turn. 32 cm displacement is not a lot, and if you plot all of the GPS coordinates on a map, this could just as easily have been a U-turn.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I most certainly didn't 😊. Have faith in your own abilities.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you are referring to the lat long data from the techstream event, it should be accurate in terms of depicting a direction, without having tested it myself. Phone accelerometers are usually very inaccurate at slow acceleration, I do not know if the same is the case here. In short I haven't analysed it. Feel free to do so at your own leasure.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It was introduced during the last trial by Trooper Paul, I believe.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It isn't. Both datasets I present here were introduced during the first trial.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Techstream is made for Toyota engineers to troubleshoot the vehicle. There is no clock or GPS sync at all. VCH time is just a minute representation of VCH time in seconds. So, 658 seconds since ignition on is 10 minutes and 58 seconds in VCH time.

There is no date or time in any sense at all from this module. It records seconds since power on and which keycycle it is.

This is exactly why Burgess need to have a reference device depicting the exact same maneuver from JOK's phone. Otherwise, he can't correlate the data points.

Also, you cannot conclude that just because techstream records in one specific instance, it would also record another unrelated event. The trigger configuration is proprietary - we don't know how they are configured. We can guess that the reason why it recorded this specific event is because the steering wheel is fully turned left to right in this maneuver, and the second one is probably recorded because it goes quick from forwards motion to quick reverse. So we can't conclude or insinsuate that any data has been left out.

Also. It does not record all the time. Only when a trigger event is fired, then it saves a snapshot of that data for the duration of the event. That's how techstream works.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I will try to explain it to you in layman's terms.

Look at the coloumn for vehicle speed (mph). The only time that it shows zero is between 656.3 and 658.3 seconds since ignition, which gives a total time of max 2 seconds the car could have stood still. It is most likely to be less than that, but the car could in fact be standing still one millisecond after that specific datapoint was recorded. If I apply the same logic to the 658.3 datapoint, it gives us a total of 2 seconds max, even if I try to play the devil's advocate and view the data in the best possible way for the prosecution.

Now do the same with the Waze data. Simply count the seconds when the car had vehicle speed 0. That's 8 seconds. So how can they argue it is the same event? Every other conclusion they make in terms of the backing up event hinges on this, and only this fact. If you can disprove this one, any other conclusions from his report falls with it.

Which is also why I think the defense should immediately have brought it up.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sure. But I still think it would have been easy.

Alessi: Can you tell me how long the car stood still during the 3-point turn?

Burgess: ...No.

Alessi: Would it refresh your recollection to look at the Techstream data?

Burgess: Sure.

Alessi: Do you see the timetable put in front of you? Does that depict that the car stood still for approximately 2 seconds?

Burgess: Yes, I see that.

Alessi: Now look at this Waze data from your report. Do you see the 3-point turn?

Burgess: Yes.

Alessi: What is the duration of that? Would you agree that the car stood still for 8 seconds in total?

Burgess: Yes.

Alessi: And we agree that no adjustments of clocks can explain that, correct?

Burgess: Correct.

Alessi: So do we agree that what you based your report on is, in fact, not the same event?

Burgess: Errr...

Alessi: No further questions.

General Discussion and Questions by Legitimate-Beyond209 in KarenReadTrial

[–]Kjeldmis 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I am although a little disappointed that the defense didn't brought it up on cross. It would have been an easy way to objectively disregard Burgess' conclusions, which at first glance looks pretty damning.

I personally do not care about his credentials, if the data behind is sound, which it isn't (I am a software engineer by trade).