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Siira
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In Farsi we have a saying, “All the troubles are for the lame.” Bad things are correlated. It’s not fair, but true. People with the most merit are statistically the ones with the most undeserved privilege. Consider the extreme case; unborn
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Jax already has its own tracing compiler which produces optimized code.
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Where is this mentioned?
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Are there any similarly structured projects around?
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> It doesn't give me the right to republish a similar book putting together what I saw And how useful has this policy been for the public?
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4y ago
I am pretty sure that children learning to draw will in fact include some of those “copyright markers,” when not explicitly admonished by adults. What humans do is not some magical “experience,” they just have worse memories and better self
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4y ago
It’s from the anime Naruto.
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No. The Google IPs come from known subnets.
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A gnarly ffmpeg CLI is exactly what we need for a service as complex as search. The people who can use such an interface are a tiny fraction, but they will produce a majority of economic innovation nonetheless.
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4y ago
Telegram channels/groups are good for this.
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Mathematicians, doubtful. Someone must do some verification of the AI results. Programmers, also doubtful. You still need to design some APIs and interact with them. Interacting with an AI using natural language might become possible, but i
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I guess you haven’t been using Telegram. It introduces new useful features every year.
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> Maybe you can still order the Big Mac if you know to ask for it, but most people won't Lazy people need to own their laziness. What alternative is there? The UI can’t get infinitely complex.
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> What happens when installing Facebook requires this setting to be disabled because it's only installable with their own App Store and rampant with privacy intrusions? You can then add a regulation that all popular social apps need
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> You could just not buy from Apple. The hardware scene is, in practice, quite monopolistic. This is especially true nowadays that Apple’s chips are vastly outcompeting others. I don’t know if this is because of some nefarious schemes or
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Forcing others to conform to your preferences so that you’ll enjoy a better UX is also known as fascism.
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Yet.
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Intellectual Property is marketed as encouragement for more creation. At this point, its primary purpose is rent-seeking, like most old institutions, I guess.
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You don’t have to do responsive. Responsive UI is not at all needed for amateur GUIs.
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Namecheap locked my free DNS account for “security” reasons, and told me to contact them to unlock it. After contacting them, they advised me to open a new account. All this on a service that doesn’t let users export their data. Perhaps the
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Do you understand that you’re claiming that if the money flow was reversed, the IT departments wouldn’t fix this issue in, say, three years? Because I have seen many people, and they do the tasks asked of them. They are “stupid” on tasks no
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Hanlon’s Razor is the most stupid meme I have seen. It doesn’t matter that X did not implement a way to cancel their subscription easily because they were “incompetent.” The key point to ask is, if the incentives were reversed, would X sudd
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The problem of young people having economic problems seem to be rather orthogonal to immigration. Immigration, if done right, should create more wealth than the immigrants themselves consume. So there should be more wealth going around for
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Doom Emacs is a better alternative IMO (having used both extensively). https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs
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Here in Iran, the slur is pronounced as Kaafar, and the drink as kefir. They sound distinct enough.
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I have yet to see a single baby that “would do perfectly fine on its own in the outside world.” A baby needs years of intense care and love to become a healthy person.
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The Bayes theorem suggests an overwhelming probability that the virus was leaked, just by it being located near such a big lab. Further evidence has actually bolstered the lab leak hypothesis. So it seems correct to say that it is common se
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It’s not literally that at all. Read about Schelling fences. It’s arbitrary, but it’s not pointless.
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Yes, I think people should have that right.
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I don’t agree with your framing. In my opinion, at some point between a baby being born and going to preschool, the child will become intelligent enough to warrant being called a real person. It’s quite probable that treating a just-born ba
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