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Immutable Linux OS to Run Incus
(github.com)
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akagusu
1y ago
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akagusu
1y ago
I think the real question is if it is legal to use unlicensed (not paid or pirated) copyrighted works to trains LLMs. Because if they rule that is legal, I think the same principle should apply to humans as well.
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1y ago
Why is this flagged?
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akagusu
1y ago
Sorry, but it is not just LinkedIn, society as a whole became ageist. One example is retirement: you are supposed to work and save enough money until something from 60 to 70 years old, depending on your country, but if you lose your job aft
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1y ago
Of course they are, but it's not just Google, it's every single business that control both the solution and the problem it's supposed to fix. It's just usual business practice these days.
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akagusu
1y ago
How long it will take to americans to stop pretending America is still a democracy and admit it became a totalitarian state?
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akagusu
1y ago
GNOME is not GNU since a long time ago
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1y ago
If you think about the anti-Christ as the opposite to Christ, it is exactly what he is. Christ told the truth, Bill Gates told us lies. Christ cared about poor people, Bill Gates cared only about enrich himself.
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1y ago
No, they won't. Because billionaires can harm whoever they want and then just donate some money to compensate for the damage
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1y ago
It lost me here: > Java 17 or higher is required.
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Ask HN: Why do people refer to Linux as an OS when it is just a kernel?
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1y ago
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akagusu
1y ago
The biggest problem of Linux as a consumer OS is that Linux is not even an OS, it’s just a kernel.
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akagusu
1y ago
Please, don’t tell this. People are not ready for the TRUE.
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akagusu
1y ago
Do people really believe AI is been built to improve productivity?
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akagusu
1y ago
They can steal you, but you can’t steal them; that’s the rule
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akagusu
1y ago
The best place to work for America’s tech giants is not work for them at all
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2y ago
I love gen Z and how entertaining they are. They have this “we know better” mindset and think they can simple discard everything that was done by previous generations, because they know better. It is an amazing show when Life slaps their fa
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akagusu
2y ago
Microsoft doing this is expected, it is what big tech companies do, but what is surprising is the growing number of people defending its behavior and blaming the developer for what happened.
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akagusu
2y ago
Based on Fedora which is owned by a US company. Why?
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akagusu
2y ago
No needs. GNOME has and always will have a worse UI/UX than Apple.
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akagusu
2y ago
Bravo. Now Rust has its existence justified.
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2y ago
Clean Code and many others methodologys were valuable on a time where code was built to last. Today codebases are being constantly rewritten, sometimes from scratch, using wherever language or framework of the moment. it. And I'm not e
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akagusu
2y ago
I keep asking myself when HN will stop censoring everything about Musk
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2y ago
The rich getting richer, the poor getting poorer; this is the design. The rich got richer, the poor got poorer; this was the reality. The design was 100% fulfilled by the execution. As far as I know, this is what people call success.
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TIL: Rust does not prevent memory leaks
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2y ago
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akagusu
2y ago
Incredible how everything about Musk is been censored and people don't care.
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2y ago
No? Really? So what is the point? Why are people so crazy about Rust?
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2y ago
I think it's time to rewrite the brain in Rust, making use of its memory safety features to prevent memory leaks
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2y ago
Is this serious? How using a service provided by a for profit company that must comply with the law and must shutdown a repository by court order is censorship resistant?
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akagusu
2y ago
Bookmark my comment to not lost what I said: In less than 10 years slavery will be legal again in Western countries. Just wait.
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