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by aurantia 4y ago
For smaller languages the steps would be: - Somebody would have to digitize an old book without mistakes. - Somebody would have to publish it online. - Somebody would have to scrape and archive that. - Somebody would have to transliterate i
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by aurantia 4y ago
> Popular movie quotes or lines from books with minor iterations are bad choices. They are somewhere out there and not as safe as one might think. In English. Not all books in all languages ever published are "somewhere out there&qu
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by aurantia 4y ago
Europe is not a single country, the EU is not a single country.
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by aurantia 4y ago
> But I’d be shocked if it’s legal anywhere to release a product that competes with what you work on at your job. That happens everyday. In fact most companies are found by people who already work in the industry. You simply should not
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by aurantia 5y ago
It's about the cost of credit. References are free in academia. In music crediting means paying royalties. In academia the assumption is that citing is fair use up to a point (a paragraph? a page?). Since songs are much shorter, the wi
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by aurantia 5y ago
While I do agree with your first point, I think it's a bit .. obvious. Of course you need to create value in order to be great (or get rich). Regarding the article, it doesn't match my experience. All the prolific creators I know
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by aurantia 5y ago
There's still a long road ahead until that happens. Writing a single function, even if includes a long a list of steps, is not the main challenge nowadays. The challenge is how the code is organized, i.e. architecture.
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by aurantia 5y ago
> workspaces are specifically _not_ intended to be used as environment replacements. From Terraform's "An Overview of Our Recommended Workflow"[1]: "The best approach is to use one workspace for each environment o
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by aurantia 5y ago
> the idea that conspiracies themselves are [..] a typology through which people who lack definite or satisfactory narratives as citizens explain to themselves [..] I really like this idea. To me it means that conspiracy theories create