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by Maken 1y ago
That's kind of the point of C++'s retro-compatibility: C++20 contains new additions to the C++11 standard. Unless you rely in mistakes in the standard like auto_ptr or faulty atomics, which should be fixed regardless of the C++
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by Maken 1y ago
The goal is to be able to import that 20yo battle-tested library into your C++20 codebase and it just works .
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by Maken 1y ago
That was after Musk realized he had alienated his entire consumer base.
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by Maken 1y ago
Most of these companies and technologies won't last that long.
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by Maken 1y ago
Sadly, this is a real possibility. I would even conjecture they are testing a new pipeline, in which the input is real videos and the output are AI-generated. For now it's a kind of autoencoding, regenerating the same input video with
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by Maken 1y ago
The European Convention of Human Rights explicitly protects freedom of expression.
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by Maken 1y ago
Those banks also use Visa / Mastercard for payments.
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by Maken 1y ago
The aristocrats were removed long ago. Bankers have run the UK since the Age of Sail.
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by Maken 1y ago
Is there any social network in the USA which is not banning Palestinians?
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by Maken 1y ago
Nowhere in the Constitution is stated that an Executive Orden cannot rewrite the Constitution itself.
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by Maken 1y ago
Wouldn't it make sense to use rendered images for that?
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by Maken 1y ago
I don't think inferring causality here is far fetched. They were fine with the content before. And we know it because said content was banned in some countries (including Australia) to comply with local regulations, so they clearly kn
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by Maken 1y ago
So what? Steam simply didn't want to start a fight with its payment providers over some niche content. The problem is that this incident has proven it's possible to ban whatever content you want, globally, by pressuring middle man
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by Maken 1y ago
This so much. The problem here is not the content that was blocked, it's the completely unaccountable process that was used to block content worldwide bypassing any legal protection.
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by Maken 1y ago
Which means Collective Shout didn't have any legal weight behind their demands.
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by Maken 1y ago
Germany also sold Eurocard to MasterCard.
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by Maken 1y ago
This is amazing.
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by Maken 1y ago
But Tesla already did one of these. It's called Cybertruck.
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by Maken 1y ago
The problem here is how opaque and arbitrary the entire process is. Because someone could sue Visa/Mastercard over certain games' content in an arbitrary jurisdiction, they have imposed a ban worldwide in every game storefront in
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by Maken 1y ago
That should be the responsibility of the storefront, and there should be publicly actionable ways to force them to comply. Payment processors reaching extra judiciary agreements is not the way to go.
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by Maken 1y ago
And yet, we are still using handwritten assembly for hot code paths. All these abstraction layers would need to be porous enough to allow per-device specific code.
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by Maken 1y ago
What about Volkswagen?
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by Maken 1y ago
I have also found them inside mkvs as the subtitle track. I think SRT was the default because most content was ripped from DVD/BD, but now most of the content is from streaming sources and you need to convert the subtitles anyway.
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by Maken 1y ago
By legit providers, probably.
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by Maken 1y ago
Trump is a symptom of deeper issues.
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by Maken 1y ago
They say it very clearly: acknowledgeing Palestinians exist.
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by Maken 1y ago
SRT is ancient. Nowadays everyone uses ASS subtitles which can be randomly styled.
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by Maken 1y ago
Without market share you are irrelevant to influence web standards. Part of the Firefox mission is to defend a open internet, not to lag behind Google implementing whatever APIs their services need to the detriment of every other player.
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by Maken 1y ago
Easy, now every site hosting LLMs weights requires age verification.
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by Maken 1y ago
Thanks for the answer. I finally ordered the Fairphone 6 with /e/os. I hope I do not regret this decision.

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