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Zambyte
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Zambyte
2mo ago
Please provide an example of an action legally considered "stealing" that does not involve stealing physical objects.
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Zambyte
2mo ago
Even copyrighted information can never be "stolen". It can only copied without authorization.
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2mo ago
What more recent open weight Qwen release is there?
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2mo ago
Because cars are horribly space and energy inefficient, and being self driving doesn't change that.
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2mo ago
Qwen 3.6 27b is already a viable default. I'm running it on a single 7900 XTX right now for Go development with pi. It's great.
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2mo ago
Or we could improve the United States for people who can't move across the world.
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2mo ago
Yes! Let's build dense, walkable destinations around transit stops with regular service.
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2mo ago
A lot. Can you be more specific?
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2mo ago
Ok. As someone who lives there, I get the impression that the broader population is not interested in more cars on the streets.
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2mo ago
Do you think roads are free? Maintaining them? Parking lots? Gasoline / electricity? Required emergency services due to regular catastrophic failures? Cars are way more expensive if we're talking "full prices".
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2mo ago
I do that with my bike or scooter right now. Actually, throw a ferry in there as well and I'm doing an inter-state trip next weekend doing exactly that. So no, quite unlikely.
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2mo ago
Getting around Boston is very easy. Flooding the streets with more cars won't make it easier. A government that listens to the people it governs is a good government.
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2mo ago
It would make more sense to make them even bigger, and to have one vehicle service many people. Maybe they could even be linked together for efficiency, and put on rails so the self driving is super reliable.
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2mo ago
I want trains.
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2mo ago
Consider something other than a car. Last year I purchased an electric scooter to complement my car. I ran into mechanical trouble with my car, and it wasn't worth repairing. Instead of replacing it with another car, I have ended up co
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2mo ago
Does it need to be added? I don't think anything legal considers copying theft. Copyright infringement and theft are literally just different crimes. I don't think copyright should exist at all, but conflating infringement with th
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2mo ago
Copying is not theft.
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2mo ago
And, as with most important lessons in programming, welcome to LISP in the 1950s, because that is where Smalltalk got its inspiration. :-)
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2mo ago
We should ask some game theorists why the busses are so slow :-)
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2mo ago
Exactly. I'm talking about the green bubble vs blue bubble social nonsense that causes people to spend >$1k on a device that they use for talk, text, and basic media functions. It's essentially jewelry, nothing to do with nerdd
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2mo ago
You do understand that coats exist, right? I live in New England. I bought a heated jacket for less than the price of two months of parking.
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2mo ago
Selling my car that I fully owned in favor of a nice bicycle and an e-scooter was one of my best financial decisions in the last few years. I don't have to deal with insurance, parking (if parking is free by you, it shouldn't be
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2mo ago
There are phones that cost a lot less though. 50% of Americans being unable to afford iPhones doesn't mean they should just lease them. People need to stop associating so much personal sense of worth with their handheld computer. - wri
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2mo ago
More expensive than the alternative of buying another laptop? That seems like roughly the worst case anyways. Might as well try.
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2mo ago
I can't even download and play the game that I purchased in single player mode. The name server doesn't matter for that.
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2mo ago
Related: https://emersion.fr/blog/2020/saying-no-to-unethical-tasks/
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2mo ago
The solution is consumer rights laws, not victim blaming.
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3mo ago
That works for private repositories, but public facing ones require a little more than that.
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Zambyte
3mo ago
Just host your own git server, it's an afternoon project. Use other forges as mirrors.
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3mo ago
What failed?
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