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by Zuiii 4y ago
And I'm saying you're wrong, they don't and I'm willing to bet that the courts will agree :)
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Yep. Mozilla's key to gaining back its market share is in doing things that other techgiants don't want to do. Enabling web extensions on mobile is a big one and will give them a very strong advantage over their competitors for fr
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> want to download all the pictures or capture a screenshot of the whole web page This so much. A few sites I use don't offer a way to download invoices, so I rely on screenshots to save a copy.. except for firefox on android (I eit
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by Zuiii 4y ago
I make it a point to donate exclusively in bitcoin because I see digital cash as a fundamental human right and want to see more adoption[1]. If mozilla gives up on money because of a vocal minority, then it's their loss. A lot of other
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by Zuiii 4y ago
But I'm not licensing LLaMA from facebook in the first place so their terms wouldn't apply.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Neither have most of the people who used this data to train their models[1]. "I agree" only applies to those who pressed that button. AI output is strictly not copyrightable under current law, so standard tricks to limit what peop
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> It's the same reason why companies could theoretically use pirated Windows and Adobe products Again, using and distributing LLaMA weights is not illegal in any way under current laws. End of story.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> Alpaca is cool but it's also not technically allowed by OpenAI's TOS, and LLaMA is certainly not allowed to be used for non-commercial purposes. Only if you agreed to the ToS or believe that the weights are copyrightable (pre
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by Zuiii 4y ago
who would have thought.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
I never relied on code-completion (not even copilot). I found that coworkers who do simply can't function without it. They simply find it very difficult or even impossible to remember more than a few API names, parameters, etc. I still
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by Zuiii 4y ago
The US gov could pull a FACTA if they really cared: Institutions and employees found to process more then a specified percentage of scammed funds/giftcards get sanctioned, thereby cutting them out of the defacto world financial system.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Well said. It's always fascinating to see how quickly (and predictably) logic gets thrown out whenever cryptocurrencies are discussed on hn. Thank you for pointing this out.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
The only wholesomeness I see are kind-worded scam messages. I can't say I feel sad for youtube. They wanted it to turn out this way.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Can you please expand further? If I annotated my js, how would the browser check and enforce my types? Would the checks include js-to-js code? What is the js script that I should include at the top of my <head>?
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Has anyone found a way to get TypeScript to run directly in the browser without a build step since Microsoft removed the js files that did this? Basically, Is this following pattern still possible? <script src="cdn/typescr
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> The parties that trained these weights violated copyright on a grand scale How exactly did they violate copyright?
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Are the blurry getty logos imposed on backdrops from getty as well? I think what's happening here is that the AI is treating this feature like any other feature (table, nose, paperclip) and included it because it assumed the context wa
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Piracy is increasingly becoming the ONLY option for many people. It's fascinating how this industry became it's own worst enemy.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> It’s not. It’s enough to deter casual piracy. There is some value in that. Casual pirates wouldn't bother right-clicking in the first place unless it's to store a local copy that they won't even know how to share effect
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by Zuiii 4y ago
HN - thankfully - sends text (mostly) unmolested to browsers which generally tend to handle arabic substrings correctly (assuming the page encoding supports it). HN /could/ make it better by setting css auto directionality for all
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> a simple reference input string, examples of how it gets broken, and what to do to fix them. I really like this idea. Just have a standard set of strings covering all edge cases (even the sprawling labyrinth that is bidi) with a visua
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> since in AI land these words mean the opposite of what they say. Huh. I think you just might be right: OpenAI that isn't open, AI safety/ethics "researchers" that have nothing to do with safety or ethics, almost eve
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by Zuiii 4y ago
To me personally, this is a solved problem: Bring back peer-to-peer servers that you can set up to play privately with your friends and online social group. No more rampant cheating and easy remediation. Game publishers won't allow thi
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by Zuiii 4y ago
I don't care. I'm not going to create an account on some website just to install addons on my OWN browser. Period. Firefox will continue to bleed users like me who don't know how to dance this stupid dance or refuse to do so
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by Zuiii 4y ago
And also also, why they block the ability to run devtools directly on mobile. It's an incredibly sad state of affairs that I have to use a chromium fork to do something that was pioneered on Firefox. Why do Mozilla keep shooting themse
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by Zuiii 4y ago
They bought them.
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by Zuiii 4y ago
Why would that be relevant if the thin wrapper is fully compliant with the POSIX/GNU standards? Busybox with it's single binary, depend-on-arg[0]-hack implantation was at one point an "untested strategy", yet look at it
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by Zuiii 4y ago
> I was hoping that would be one thing cryptos would be good for. It already is. While still not many, there are companies that will pass the savings realized from avoiding traditional payment processors fees by giving you discounts if y
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by Zuiii 4y ago
You're definitely not alone. Despite costing me more thanks to binance's ridiculous "fees", I go out of my way to buy crypto to just to spend on services and charities that accept it - thanks mullvad, gandi*, fsf, and ma
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by Zuiii 4y ago
It's simple enough that most IDEs implement it. Take from that what you will.

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