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> banned ai from winning acting Aren't most cgi acting already unable to be nominated for acting award - even when theres much more deliberate human involvement in the cgi acting? Or maybe they could have been nomination but never w
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Less savy and unmotivated users.. maybe? Whats the main use cases for newpipe? Let me guess: get premium features for free (no ads, downloads etc). Do you think people wont click 9 buttons and wait 24hs for this? Its like people forgot how
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by 627467 6mo ago
Dont get me wrong: I'd love the linux phone "rebel" community to be as large as the android one. But... i doubt it will be anytime soon? The problem is getting the hw investment done first. Android ecosystem is equivalent to
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by 627467 6mo ago
Unless you move to a linux phone (good luck finding one or daily driving it) your phone options are iPhone. iOS restricts you to install only up to 3 personally signed apps which need to be resigned every 7 days only if you're in the s
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by 627467 6mo ago
ADB is not the only option. Do the 24hs wait then the experience will not be much different than what already happens today: https://imgur.com/a/Z9hoYIh
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by 627467 6mo ago
Can you install different firmware/OS (tweaked and developed by others not sanctioned by apple) on your iPhone? Can you install unlimited unsigned apps on iPhone? If answer is "No", than No, android is still very far from as
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by 627467 6mo ago
The level of panic here feels totally out of proportion. While these restrictions are a sad reminder of where personal computing is headed, the shift toward appliances over computers isn’t a new trend at all. What’s more frustrating is the
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by 627467 6mo ago
> stop being yours As if most android maker phones don't already fully own your device - preventing you from unlocking of bootloader and installing an OS that actually doesnt enforce the restriction google is introducing in their fl
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1. Not SG founders 2. China already claims jurisdictional reach on anyone (chinese national or not) when their national interest is involved.
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by 627467 6mo ago
Maybe it is about idealistic concepts like "ethnonationalism", but a pragmatic perspective is just that: someone with critical ties/stakes with PRC makes them vulnerable to PRC pressure (just look up PRC overseas police servi
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by 627467 6mo ago
A couple of years ago i found out netflix account was stolen, email address changed but card continued to be associated with the account. I couldn't login. Called Amex explained the situation and asked to block future payments. They re
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by 627467 6mo ago
> we can't even get countries to agree on unified drinking age I don't know... looking at the map[0] it looks like there's a fair consensus on 18yo. Also, maybe the reason for the "whole world"[1] is doing this a
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by 627467 6mo ago
"30000"... every time the numbers are these rounded (if funnily its always 30K. No 40K or 25K. 30K) it just... questionable. Look it up: victims or algerian war, victims of iran's own crackdown in 1980s, argentina's 1980
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by 627467 6mo ago
Hate to bring the 'failure and discredit of institutions' cards, but before all the talk around the diminishing respect and importance of 'big/important' institutions - the school/teacher institution was alread
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by 627467 6mo ago
...so TikTok is less dumped on?
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by 627467 6mo ago
I never owned the MacBook I used and the current one I do own I still consider selling one day. That's the only reason I'm not ready to replicate this on my own. The edges are indeed extremely uncomfortable, not to mention how col
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by 627467 6mo ago
Maybe we should be glad that afawct none of the people exposed to the risks of artemis ii mission were force on it against their will. I'd bet the even in The Wager you would have have some clear headed people who knew the risk and sti
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by 627467 6mo ago
Machinist never stopped working even after advanced CNCs proliferated. Humans had records of how things were made and yet new generations had to relearn it - and fail in the process. This mission is not about sending stuff out to deep space
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by 627467 6mo ago
> That X decades later we accept, with all our advancements in tech, a weaker system than ever before how do you keep past performance while stop performing it for XY decades?
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by 627467 6mo ago
On android there are apps that let you see the history - i use NotiStar occasionally to see if i unwittingly dismissed important notifications. And i believe there are apps/settings that help you clear the history from the device. But
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by 627467 6mo ago
I bet if you study the rate of "mind changing" over time since phones got smarter we'll see it correlates. As does ability/willingness to commit to anything or anyone.
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An example of how european "tech" reacts to threats. 2 european open source projects in litigation with each other and one of them engineered a license to prevent an obvious feature of open source software (forking) while the othe
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The trend I see if older hardward beeing able to run models that are increasing miniturized. The real (but not new) danger is us giving up to the idea that we cant do it ourselves or that we must use megacorp latest shiny toy for us to &quo
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by 627467 7mo ago
> literacy implies understanding Agree. Do we not understand how LLMs work? Some of us understand better than others, just like literacy is also not guaranteed just because you learned the alphabet. Accepting the output of an LLM is real
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Cheap books too hundreds of years to be accessible. Already we have models that run on "legacy" hardware. Just like large scale publishing never disappeared large scale models and infra also wont. But does it mean that simple pape
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by 627467 7mo ago
> I was made redundant recently "due to AI" (questionable) and it feels like my works in some way contributed to my redundancy where my works contributed to the profits made by these AI megacorps while I am left a victim. I thi
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by 627467 7mo ago
If having a fig leaf of an excuse really better? Its not like the acts or methods being now clearly observed now are anything new. Its just they aren't disguised
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by 627467 7mo ago
Thats great for you (and i guess for most of us here on HN). But was access to that outlet really that free for you? I remember our main computer being in the middle of the living room where everyone in the family could potentially see what
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by 627467 7mo ago
Oh we definitely are in need of more 15s "journalism"

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