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by RIMR 3y ago
If I clone/fork that repo before the license change, and start putting any amount of time into developing my own fork in good faith, they shouldn't be allowed to claim a clerical error when they lied to me upon delivery about what
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by RIMR 3y ago
MIT license is not parasitic like GPL. You can close an MIT licensed codebase, but you cannot retroactively change the license of the old code. Stability's initial commit had an MIT license, so you can fork that commit and do whatever
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by RIMR 3y ago
I just got rate-limited on my first generation. The message is "You have exceeded the request limit per minute". This was after showing me cli output suggesting that my image was being generated. I guess my zero attempts per minut
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by RIMR 3y ago
I was thinking that exactly. You could use the same trick as the hires-fix for an adherence-fix.
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by RIMR 3y ago
Because it's not profitable, and the FTC actually doesn't care when mega-billionaires break the law for profit.
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by RIMR 3y ago
Yeah, I've walked from my living room to the back yard on mushrooms, and the change in mindset was like I'd flown to another continent.
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by RIMR 3y ago
Basically a script kiddie with an ESP32 SOC deauthing WiFi and other radio protocols. Probably more likely to see them with a Flipper these days. Honestly though, if your venue gets turned upside down by a Flipper, you should probably chang
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by RIMR 3y ago
Remember, this is the Las Vegas strip. The frame of reference for normal is a bit different.
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by RIMR 3y ago
I was at DEF CON 26 & 27 and people had punched/torn holes in the drywall in several places, and at one stairwell where you could reach up and slap the ceiling, chunks of ceiling were falling off from where people were gouging it.
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by RIMR 3y ago
My thoughts exactly after seeing how many Confluence servers were reporting as F5 devices. That's exactly what BIG-IP does... I wouldn't conclude that to be a honeypot. If anything, BIG-IP and Confluence are frequently used by the
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by RIMR 3y ago
This is a strawman argument. The biggest advocateds of federated social media are not promising a fully decentralized and censorship-proof network. Federation is built on trust, and blocking untrustworthy instances is a critical function of
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by RIMR 3y ago
Bitcoiner "understand what you advocate for" challenge (impossible).
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by RIMR 3y ago
Nostr really feels to me like the blockchain: Nobody that advocates for it understands what it is or how it works.
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by RIMR 3y ago
Nostr really feels to me like the blockchain: An incredible novel solution desperately in search of a problem to solve. The engineering behind this is neat, but I have no idea why this is useful.
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by RIMR 3y ago
Eh, all good things eventually come to an end. E3 played an important part of gaming history, but we're not worse off given that it died because gaming culture became extraordinarily mainstream and no longer required these kinds of ind
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by RIMR 3y ago
23andMe thanks you for your lack of sympathy for their victims.
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by RIMR 3y ago
Do you have an actual disagreement to communicate, or just thought-terminating dismissal, because it seems that typos would be more frequent for users with poorer attention to detail, which sounds to me like the kind of user that is more li
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by RIMR 3y ago
Years ago I wrote a script that would release and renew a DSL line (to get random IPs) while spamming several registrars with bogus domain availability lookups, and found that something like 10% of the available domains were registered with
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by RIMR 3y ago
These days it's also not a bad idea to generate as much content as possible first, hope people start lurking, and then gain a community organically. People forget that the majority of every web community is invisible because they don&#
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by RIMR 3y ago
Any reason you named it after Generative Pre-trained Transformer specifically? Are you betting on OpenAI turning "GPT" into the next "Google" and getting ahead of the ubiquitous branding with your own site? I would be wa
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by RIMR 3y ago
Honestly surprised that none of these conversations have yet pointed out that Apple was one of the first large businesses to publicly engage in "dogfooding" with their February 1980 decision to purge all typewriters from their off
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by RIMR 3y ago
Following the link in his bio you'll find his LinkedIn and other documentation pointing to him being a founder at Cybersyn, so it does look like he can speak for this, but it isn't surprising that we got such a vague answer since
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by RIMR 3y ago
"Graphics-intensive games like Myst have incredibly realistic lighting, shadows, and reflections, thanks to the next-generation GPU of M3" This is the funniest thing I have ever seen in an Apple press release. Myst came out in 199
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by RIMR 3y ago
This will be interesting to see how this plays out internationally, since some countries don't have the same anti-spam laws we do. Will I stop getting notifications from some of the non-EU, non-US services that I am a member of just be
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by RIMR 3y ago
"Being pro-immigration is suicidal" A perfectly non-racist statement in a world where context isn't important. A very racist statement in a world where everyone knows that you're saying that foreigners are dangerous.
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by RIMR 3y ago
>My view are pretty much '04 Obama Yeah, that's right wing... Also, nothing on that page was factually incorrect, so we come back around to the original point: Immigrants were brought up, you hate foreigners, and you got mad th
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by RIMR 3y ago
What does this have to do with the USAjobs portal that this thread is about?
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by RIMR 3y ago
Imagine if you had clicked the link and learned that this was a site for finding AI-based Government jobs, and not some sort of regulatory statement where the government was planning to "ban AI models". But that would require basi
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by RIMR 3y ago
I know everyone has already figured out what you're trying to say, but for clarity, do you mind elaborating on what you meant here?
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by RIMR 3y ago
Look at his post history. He recently complained that LLMs are too "woke". So yeah, 100% a racist right winger who didn't have anything of value to say, and decided to just throw shade at immigrants when he saw the opportunit

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