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Chris2048
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Chris2048
6mo ago
Would a third party 'productising' FOSS be acceptable to the FOSS community? for example, adding support, bug fixes, corp-friendly licencing and pricing models, private code/package repos, code/package signing, etc. Prov
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6mo ago
> If none of the money is yours it means it is not your profit Maybe they mean their org makes a lot of money the money for their parent corp, but little of that ( goes into / is reflected in ) their own orgs budget?
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6mo ago
Is that correct? https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-r2x7-6hq9-qp7v returns a 404.
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7mo ago
Oh, so the slope doesn't need to be plausible?
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7mo ago
A LoC based valuation probably assume humans writing code and therefor work-hour costs, I'd bet it no longer applies to generated LoCs.
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7mo ago
But even in this example, the 2ms vs 0.2 is irrelevant - its whatever the timings are for TB-size objects. So went not compare that case directly? We'd also want to see the performance of the assumed overheads i.e. how it scales.
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7mo ago
> The goal should be to not affect people's level of dark adaptation. Wouldn't that be red light? But night scenes illuminated in red light have the side effect of looking nightmarish..
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7mo ago
Presumably you include anyone who worked at any FANG, or Chic-Fila, or Elon-attached corp etc etc?
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7mo ago
I'm not sure what this moralising adds to this conversation, I was talking about hiring practises.
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7mo ago
ok, what's buying milk at a corner shop a slippery slope to?
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7mo ago
That simply describes entropy. I don't know what the example of someone putting a wager on an event represents.
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7mo ago
How does someone with a mere $10 stake have the opportunity to contribute to the cause of a $10mil disaster? Realistically, they'd have to be far more connected to the event, and as such, far more exposed to some kind of risk.
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7mo ago
> made it clear that anyone who has worked on these products should not be hired As in, even a dev, HR, etc person having worked for an online gambling company? I feel this may be a slippery slope..
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7mo ago
Wdym by "it does something interesting with Claude code I can't do programmatically"?
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7mo ago
What would you prefer to use?
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7mo ago
> The whole point of being an ethical vegan/vegetarian is to not consume animals You can agree with this sentiment (ideology?) and not be vegan, if you aren't willing to give up meat. giving up meat is what defines this demogra
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7mo ago
> We built objects with identity and state because that’s how we experience reality I mean, we called them objects, but coupling related state (and functions) together seem an objectively (object-ively) way to group data, it's liter
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7mo ago
Even if the id was correct, why would they leave her in jail for 5 months before the first interview and/or court appearance?
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7mo ago
That's your contention, not mine. Your whole argument was bad.
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7mo ago
No you haven't but whatever. I have better things to do that argue with pedants.
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7mo ago
For who and what? Not for the authors of this paper. Not every paper of some technical minutia needs a socio/economic analysis.
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7mo ago
But that isn't relevant to the point being made. Say "I mention they are black to pander to black supremists" if you wish.
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7mo ago
Because it's not in scope.
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7mo ago
Oh? And who is? provide receipts please.
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Yes, after the fact; that is after my response they provided a definition. > the person you're responding to shared the definition they are using No, technically they didn't. They provided a definition, they didn't say it
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7mo ago
I don't share that interpretation, maybe they clarify what was meant themselves?
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7mo ago
This is the "There are starving children in Africa, eat your greens" argument. Are discussion about petri dishes diverting relevant resources away from building safety initiatives? Can I be allowed to torture small animals so long
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7mo ago
> consciousness (qualia) I've never heard the word qualia used as a synonym for consciousness, only as a related but distinct concept. > an ant has a greater qualia level than us What? where does this come from?
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7mo ago
We don't understand the soul, we don't understand gods-will, we don't understand Qi, we don't understand Orgone energy etc. As such, how can we build moral incentives around any of these things? We must understand somet
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7mo ago
Speaking on the concept of AST storage, VCS in general (not Beagle specifically); Hopefully this is the path to protentional editing/editors - the underlying code is an AST, but what you see, and edit, is the human-friendly text repres
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