Xelynega

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by Xelynega 4y ago
With taskwarrior, could you not implement your 'rituals' as recurring tasks, then just activate/deactive them as the "seasons of life" change. No mention of the web UIs or mobile apps built for taskwarrior either, k
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by Xelynega 4y ago
Does taskwarrior meet your needs? It has a mobile app, cli interface, and web UI. Tasks are organized by hierarchal "project"(like "home", "home.wardrobe") and have 20 standard attributes that can be given(time
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by Xelynega 4y ago
I don't think modern movies are stuck in a "low risk reboot loop" because of the cost to produce, it's because of the potential profit. Why spend money on a film with new IP and ideas that you're not sure will be po
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by Xelynega 4y ago
The leap from "generating a frame" to "generating a video" is not as big as the leap from where we are now to a 'perfect' image synthesis engine(which would be required to get rid of artifacts). The much more l
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by Xelynega 4y ago
Why can't those same processes be used for open source code then? If we assume those processes can't(or don't) apply to open source software then am I to believe that OpenSSL has been running the internet without any scrutiny
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by Xelynega 4y ago
If it were truly about software security it wouldn't be limited to open source. Whatever standards make a piece of software secure doesn't change when it's developed by a company or a community, so what's the reason they
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by Xelynega 4y ago
Except they're not. Content aware fill uses only your image as the input and runs space-time video completion. Since it doesn't have to train on datasets, it's not part of the conversation.
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by Xelynega 4y ago
The difference seems like semantics. You're taking compyrighted data, encoding it, then deriving a work from the output of that encoded data. If I compress copyrighted works and redistribute them as my own I'm technically breaking
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by Xelynega 4y ago
It's my understanding that a lot of branded material(like "sonic the hedgehog") was filtered out of training data so that the copyright challenges were limited to small holders that can't fight back instead of large hold
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by Xelynega 4y ago
Is the copyright still not applicable if your encoding table has rules to reconstruct text from? No serious person would argue that copyright doesn't extend to the encoded version of the book and prevent me from profiting off it. I bel
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by Xelynega 5y ago
I believe e2ee should be the default when I consent to share private information with someone through an intermediary. The libraries are already on every device with a web browser and the overhead is minimal, so IMO there's no excuse o
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by Xelynega 5y ago
Not even just after a certain size, the current trend in society is to quantify everything so that it can be optimized. There's many companies(like kausa.ai) which focus on quantifying, measuring, and optimizing every facet of your bus
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by Xelynega 5y ago
This is my issue with authy(the 2fa provider that twitch and others use). TOTP needs 2 things to function, a shared secret and a synced clock. No phone number. No email. No account. No personal information. All you need is a secure connecti
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by Xelynega 5y ago
You can do anything you want to you computers, Apple won't send men in black after you if you open up your device(although they will make the parts impossibly hard to get ahold of). The issue is that apple won't let me execute a
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by Xelynega 5y ago
For software that doesn't require you to click a EULA button or change a value in a EULA file to acknowledge you agree to the EULA, they can just make it part of the Terms Of Service that you inherently agree to by using their software
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by Xelynega 5y ago
All they would have to do is "support" the p2p network in chrome/chromium and because of the ease of use the majority of p2p nodes will be running code written by Google.
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by Xelynega 5y ago
I wouldn't say it's misinformation/FUD, if anything they missed a point or two. It's also the main interface to social media platforms with systems that are designed to take as much of your attention as possible, in an e
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by Xelynega 7y ago
Mainstream for who though? The Overton window for the United states is very different from Canada's even though they're right next to each-other. For a lot of countries, the United States democratic party is fairly far to the righ
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by Xelynega 7y ago
This is false. Amazon doesn't have the same rules as most companies, they have cities paying them bribes to put a headquarters in them.
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by Xelynega 7y ago
From my understanding it's an error from a Swiss data center that Chinese telecom is constantly exploiting, so blaming the Swiss telecom is blaming the victim for letting their guard down.
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by Xelynega 7y ago
It says in the article that it's a 'unique, random address', so I don't know where you're getting the 'combination of the user's appleid and the target app/website' from. The purpose of the servi
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by Xelynega 8y ago
From what I understand the bias is that the Wikipedia article describes the controversy as "targeted harassment" with a side note of ethics in video game journals, even though there is a case to be made that the gamergate hashtag