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1y ago
Get bought by IBM, Oracle, or Broadcom, and let them be the villains.
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1y ago
Sadly I did have time to find the parody video from 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICp2-EUKQAI And the not-parody: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/dec/15/you-d...
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1y ago
My first impression was a game where you role-play as Sam Bankman-Fried.
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1y ago
I'd say no, crushing / surpassing the competition is not a goal for non-commercial software and it doesn't have to be. The thesis is that "GPL code becomes irrelevant", and they are probably right about GCC. It doe
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1y ago
In theory, a law could be proposed at any time, voted on soon after, and the Executive branch should have to follow it.
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Just wait for smart watches to keep getting bigger until they are mini-phone sized?
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NATO attacking Russia would definitely not be playing into Russia's hands. Very bad for Russia, very costly for NATO, long war would make the voters unhappy, and India and China would feel rightly threatened. Russian and Ukrainian mil
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1y ago
The centralized search engine's AI summary says that LTE became more popular, and the people who would buy WiMax hardware ended up buying LTE hardware instead.
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1y ago
I too would like be enlightened, I'm not a lawyer but I 'd like to feel smarter, knowing the names of some cases and what was decided. The other comment's Wikipedia link had footnotes for "Percival vs Wright [1902]"
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1y ago
Yeah I agree, though include "knowingly employing unauthorized immigrants" in those averages. Exceeding the driving speed limit is more of an "infraction" and not a crime until it becomes reckless.
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1y ago
Divorced people with 2 homes each that remarried and ended up with 4 homes? I've seen it happen. Finally they sold 2 of those homes..
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1y ago
I was thinking the same thing. If the AI report depends on the raw audio, then it should be preserved and the defense should compare that to the final police report. Having the edit history would be useful for improving the software and an
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1y ago
I wonder if someone on the Chromium team will upstream all these BrowserOS changes, or "Not Invented Here" and re-implement it all for Gemini / Google Assistant. Can't imagine Firefox acquiring a Firefox fork!
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1y ago
Won't that be cool, when LLM-based AIs ask you for help instead of the other way around
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1y ago
Let's chat about Windows 11 right-click menu. I'm pretty sure they hid all the application menu extensions to avoid worst-case performance issues.
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1y ago
Of course now that the FTC rule is well known, anyone designing a new system would require click-to-cancel. The new burden is low, but at the time the big companies probably spent millions to fix it. A more extreme example would be the US
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1y ago
In 2014 Russia launched a Japanese small satellite built by the University of Tokyo, designed to take selfies of Hello Kitty with text messages that were loaded before the launch: https://www.space.com/26850-hello-kitty-in-s
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1y ago
Agreed, the judge should avoid slang or even commonly accepted synonyms in an official ruling. The charge is not for theft. Substitute infringement for theft.
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1y ago
It's about the incremental injury / death; full speed is going to cause more. Going through at 3mph shouldn't cause more, but if rolling statistically does then full stop should be enforced.
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1y ago
From the server perspective Cloudflare is solving problems and not causing problems to other servers. Analogy: locks for high-value items in grocery stores are annoying to customers, but other stores aren't being coerced by the locksmi
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1y ago
I like that they had already written their "destructor function": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42379135
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1y ago
Worse, it's American!
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I'd certainly expect visitors to be held to the same standards as the natives. This is the problem, as a US citizen I don't want to be respectful and quiet, especially when I disagree with my government.
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I'm worried about the trend of civil rights going unprotected until after a Supreme Court ruling.
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1y ago
That seems very strange to me that GDP is the same, when import:export is 4:3 or 3:2, but explains why someone would care more about the difference than the absolute values.
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1y ago
"I was horrified to learn that there’s an Azure container behind every cell of a spreadsheet executing the python code instead of… you know, my PC doing the work."
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It's very unusual in the US, I wonder how other regions see it. Seems like a good thing.
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My take-away is that damages caused to third parties won't even think about being punished until 10 to 20 years later.
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I think gambling means money is at risk, and can be won. Or something with well-defined monetary value, on both sides of the transaction. Types of gambling could be sorted by how much control you have over the probabilities.
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Speaking of X11 and Windows, any recommended Windows Xservers to add to this StackOverflow post? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61110603/how-to-set-up-w... I hadn't heard of WSLg, vcxsrv was the best I c
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