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by Guvante 2y ago
Not legally, they can only do that if you implicitly agree by continuing to use the product. If you don't interact in a meaningful way you cannot change a contract from one side you need a new agreement. Now whether this is enforced is
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by Guvante 2y ago
If 23andme has an agreement with its consumers on how it will handle the data it should not matter whether they are bought that agreement should be maintained in perpetuity unless those consumers actively choose to change their agreement. A
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by Guvante 2y ago
CI that isn't running on your servers wants very deep understanding of how your process works so they can minimize their costs (this is true whether or not you pay for using CI)
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by Guvante 2y ago
Rust leaves it unrestricted. As does Haskell (although I am lying a little most just choose to use Either for Result) Rust actually gets some use out of it, for instance returning an alternative value instead of handling it as a pure failur
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by Guvante 2y ago
YouTube is not doing the bare legal minimum IIRC. For instance the three strike system that results in your entire channel being demonetized is not required by law. Additionally they could work with creators to get them in touch with people
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by Guvante 2y ago
Demonetized means YouTube also doesn't make money. They literally stop showing ads in front of it.
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by Guvante 2y ago
We log TBs per hour and grep is enough for me to find interesting data quite effectively. The problem with weird log formats is recreating all the neat stuff you can do with tooling not necessarily just being able to open a file in a text
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by Guvante 2y ago
While that is true of some YouTube take downs I believe this article is referring to a DMCA takedown request which while using a YouTube specific form is based off Copyright law.
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by Guvante 2y ago
Because it is considered one of the biggest problems on the platform. Creators are frustrated that unless they are big enough to get YouTube to notice them they at minimum have to dox themselves to remove a bad DMCA claim. Honestly in a wor
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by Guvante 2y ago
A 20 TB HDD is <$400 An 8 TB SSD is >$600 $80/TB vs $20/TB is a four fold increase. Also a 16 TB drive is $2,000 so more like a 5x increase in a data center setup.
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by Guvante 2y ago
I want to see any indication that abundance form AI would benefit man kind first. While I would love Star Trek society has been going very much towards Cyberpunk aesthetic aka "the rich hold all the power". To be precise AI models
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by Guvante 2y ago
Git aliases are magical BTW
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by Guvante 2y ago
The finance companies are nice enough that it doesn't really matter. Bought mine with cash but realized it was Sunday and I didn't have a way to get a cashier's check from a savings account. They offered to put the down payme
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by Guvante 2y ago
I don't think this project is looking for a lot of attention. It is more like a sample of cool stuff you can do.
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by Guvante 2y ago
There is some real progress being made in AI but for simple queries ChatGPT is basically Google but hides the source which makes illusions harder to spot. (After all humans got things wrong on the internet but your odds of guessing if they
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by Guvante 2y ago
Why do people make up inherited traits and apply them as if that is a legitimate critique? The entire reason they did the marshmallow study is because most studies on impulse control cannot avoid confounding factors. Time value money matter
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by Guvante 2y ago
Food insecurity is in the definition of poverty in most places.
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by Guvante 2y ago
This is the Steam page after skipping over what someone who played the original already knows > A FRESH COAT OF PAINT This is the game you remember, with all the original challenges and the same haunting, evocative score — but repainted
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by Guvante 2y ago
Honestly Braid 2 would probably sell fine (ignoring how impossible thematically that would be) A new quirky indie 2D puzzle platformer with interesting aesthetic and a mystery from someone who did it once would be of high interest. The prob
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by Guvante 2y ago
I didn't say they had a high margin business. I said their $100/month line was high margin. I am saying it is bullshit to refuse to do any better for your profitable customers. Again their cheapest offering is very low margin but
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by Guvante 2y ago
By being cheaper for cheap customers by having razor thin margins and they don't complain since it is cheap. More expensive customers then turn into pure profit but have a hard time going to a competitor who can't undercut you wit
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by Guvante 2y ago
I quoted a yearly price not monthly. Business stuff tends to be annual so that is where my mind goes when talking about businesses.
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by Guvante 2y ago
AT&T is not making $60 off a $1,200 line. Their costs are mostly per line after all and so their cheaper offerings bring down their margins a lot.
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by Guvante 2y ago
AT&T gigabit internet tends to be $1,200 a year and has incredible margins on profitability.
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by Guvante 2y ago
If Copilot spits out the entirety of a GPL library and you include that code in your project you are certainly violating the GPL license. AI is trying to avoid paying for training data since the amount of data required is so vast anything r
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by Guvante 2y ago
If you want to use assignment operators with references that is what it does. Nothing else.
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by Guvante 2y ago
Fun fact, one of the reasons the four color problem is hard to prove is there isn't an algorithm that can color a map in four colors. Well beyond effectively trivial ones where you try over and over again. But the algorithm for colorin
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by Guvante 2y ago
It isn't terribly hard to write the bridge code to lua, just monotonous to translate inputs and outputs from C++. You throw a lua function into a table (usually tables are used as namespaces and globals are just a table) and then make
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by Guvante 2y ago
This sounds a lot like C++/CLI which has Microsoft backing and has a whole .NET sub language. The problem was even when written together the impedance mismatch existed.
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by Guvante 2y ago
DRY is IMHO a maintenance thing. If "I don't want to maintain three copies of this" is your reaction unifying likely makes sense. But that assumes the maintenance would be similar which is obviously a big assumption.

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