Keyframe

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by Keyframe 1y ago
DUNS numbers are for all legal entities including individuals only if they do operate as a business through sole proprietorship, otherwise no.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
No, you didn't read that wrong. It does seem like intention is that individuals cannot publish (publish, not write) software for playstore if they cannot operate as a business; Individuals actually can operate as a business as a sole p
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Having to do it at all is the hoop, and more than zero hoops is too many. For sure, but it's a KYC for companies. How else would you expect B2B dealings and compliance to go through? They could do tax ids per country, but with DUNS,
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by Keyframe 1y ago
not sure if its due to the model or how it's setup, but say you tell it to find out about something, it goes searching on the web; I can see it crawl, but it's doing it stuck in an either forever loop or forever searching the web.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
If Lidl can venture into cloud business, I guess so can Meta.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I'm going with AGI awakening in some lab today.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
What's interesting is that Cutler said in an interview that initially he talked to Gates but wasn't interested until Ballmer swayed him in. with a few minutes of pretext: https://youtu.be/xi1Lq79mLeE?t=3224
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by Keyframe 1y ago
iMUSE on steroids. It will come for sure.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
> I want Al to do my laundry Do you want a washing machine with Alexa built-in? Be careful what you ask for. https://www.samsung.com/uk/washers-and-dryers/bespoke-ai-lau...
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Technically Chrome isn't open source, Chromium is and there are differences mostly related to Google services and branding.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
This might fly in North Korea or Soviet Union, but seriously? At that point they could just abandon the project altogether. If we're discussing monopolistic position, we have to then account for what made Chrome come to such a position
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by Keyframe 1y ago
It literally says in the notice that threshold value lowered from $2,500 to $800 caused a surge in volume of clearance processing which is why they're suspending it. They can't keep up with the volume.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I still can't understand how google missed on github, especially since they were in the same space before with google code. I do understand how they couldn't make a github though.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Google has the data and has the hardware, not to mention software and infrastructure talent. Once this Bismarck turns around and it looks like it is, who can parry it for real? They have internet.zip and all the previous versions as well, t
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Technically there are also second-party games, which are independent companies exclusive to them like those from HAL Laboratory (Kirby), Intelligent Systems (Metroid), Game Freak (Pokemon).. maybe things have changed, but yeah.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
You buy Nintendo for Nintendo games, as in first-party games. Everything else is just a plus. That has been the case since I'd say N64 days. Before that it was still a toss up, especially with Sega. After that, Nintendo drifted wholly
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by Keyframe 1y ago
On one hand it absolutely does allow for niches to be filled, but on another it's a dumpster full of trash with gold in-between. There's a danger of either fatigue or slump sales over time. Maybe another Nintendo Seal of Quality o
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by Keyframe 1y ago
for the record, I meant software freedoms and sometimes technical stuff only!
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I found out the older I get the more sense rms makes.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Today I finally caved in and tried the ghibli style transfer in chatgpt. I gave it a photo of my daughter and said the thing (prompt shared about). It said it couldn't due to copyright issues. Fine. I removed ghibli from the prompt and
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by Keyframe 2y ago
I would argue it was Amiga and PC (windows NT) that did that due to affordability of the machines and rampant piracy. I worked with 9.5 versions of software (Poweranimator) that later became next iteration of it called Maya 1.0. Poweranimat
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Okay, now why is m slope? the great divide between US and Europe :D should be a - a, b, c, d... why m though, indeed?
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Guru meditation, for the uninitiated.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Miyoo Mini Plus. It's fantastic!
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by Keyframe 2y ago
probably because it depends on the star types that produce oxygen; it takes awhile until these stars form from previous in sequence. https://science.nasa.gov/universe/stars/types/#neutron-stars
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by Keyframe 2y ago
half of Fortune 100 use Wiz gonna need a citation on that. All I could find was their own quotes.
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by Keyframe 2y ago
tbh all of this sounds extremely suspicious. nothing they do google can't do, market share is not there for $32B, it's a couple of years old company. If it's not money laundering, which I presume it's not, what is it? It
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by Keyframe 2y ago
RPi 500 Oh, I haven't been paying attention, haven't realized this came out in the meantime! Thanks
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by Keyframe 2y ago
older accelerators still work and are great compatibility-wise of course, there's also terrible fire which is great. I'd put Vampire the last actually, in-part due to compatibility and as you've said it.. you can pretty much
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by Keyframe 2y ago
Skype has had from the beginning the requirement that all database access must be implemented through stored procedures. That presentation starts with hard violence.

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