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by bakugo 2y ago
There is nothing unethical about not wanting AI companies to steal your content and sell it for a profit.
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by bakugo 2y ago
How is a human reading a book in any way related or comparable to a machine ingesting millions of books per day with the goal of stealing their content and replacing them?
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Why does HN love this narrative so much? Because it distracts from the parts that many people don't like to talk about because it goes against their personal beliefs (such as religious conservatives being more connected with their
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by bakugo 2y ago
> How can cheats exist in a server authoritative game engine architecture I don't follow. How does the game being server-authoritative stop clients from running software that automatically aims at people's heads?
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by bakugo 2y ago
> line 56 every time it was invoked would call the uuid4 function to generate a unique id isn’t it Yes, but that line is only evaluated once when the class is declared (aka when the application starts), it's not evaluated for every
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Why does Google mention only ad related addons in their blog post? Because the main goal of the transition to V3 is to effectively kill adblockers.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> But I am not convinced most people see it like this. Most of the people I know honestly don't make the difference between Firefox and Chrome: they just use what they know. And those people are not Firefox's audience. They don
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by bakugo 2y ago
The beauty of JWTs is that, if you have to ask "do I need JWTs?", you probably don't need JWTs.
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by bakugo 2y ago
>Yet we collectively think that stuff looks better than it does 20 years ago. This is completely meaningless. Most people don't actually know what they prefer and just default to "new good, old bad" when asked.
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by bakugo 2y ago
I pretty much haven't heard of Bluesky since it went public. Is it still a mostly cesspool of american politics-obsessed twitter refugees?
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by bakugo 2y ago
Sure, she has a right to use her voice. An AI reproducing her voice is not her voice, though.
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by bakugo 2y ago
> Genuinely seems many feel threatened by these tools that they need to emphasize the shortcomings. I think you're projecting a little bit. You're not skilled or experienced enough in the field to understand that programming so
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by bakugo 3y ago
Cloudflare provides this as a feature, you can choose to get an email every time a certificate for your domain is generated.
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by bakugo 3y ago
If writers don't want people to think their content is AI generated, maybe they shouldn't put ugly AI generated images on top of everything they write.
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by bakugo 3y ago
It can replace a junior "developer" who only really knows how to copy-paste from stackoverflow. Anything beyond that, no.
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by bakugo 3y ago
Agreed, accessing app data is the main reason I still root my Android devices today. Fun fact: whenever you download an image from the official Twitter android app, it saves a copy of that image to the app's data (not cache) and just l
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by bakugo 3y ago
> the Certbot team advertises alternative install methods, of which none work I've only been using it for a little while, but the pip + venv method seems to work decently well: https://certbot.eff.org/instructions?ws
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by bakugo 3y ago
Our eternally insatiable urge to learn how things around us work and create new things from that knowledge is what makes us human. This is a bit of an extreme case, yes, but it's still fundamentally the same thing: someone dedicating t
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by bakugo 3y ago
His explanations are just very thorough. If the topic of how 3D video games are programmed interests you at all, there's many, many more hours worth of interesting content on both his main channel and his second uncommentated channel (
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by bakugo 3y ago
> We need laws that say "if your software can stop functioning if a company goes under, without a technical reason, you can't say 'buy', you can only say 'rent'". No, we really don't, because the o
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by bakugo 3y ago
> Like can't you just host the site anonymously in Russia or something? They can, but most of these fan projects are monetized in some way, either by simply asking for donations at every opportunity, or by straight up selling access
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by bakugo 3y ago
Yes, Denuvo has recurring costs to the developer, it's not a one time payment. In the case of Lies of P though, the developers accidentally included a debug build .exe without Denuvo in an update, only afterwards was it actually remove
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by bakugo 3y ago
This makes complete sense because, as we all know, AI companies are very concerned with respecting the rights of the people they steal data from, and totally won't just ignore this.
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by bakugo 3y ago
I'm fairly sure the Wii U was already hacked by 2017, so he could've just played the inputs back on the console itself. Either that or just hack the game into thinking he cleared it when he didn't.
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by bakugo 3y ago
> But that isn't the same thing as saying Apple can't take a cut from other App Stores, and surprise, they are. Yes, it is. For Apple to be able to take a cut from other app stores, they need to have full control over said sto
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by bakugo 3y ago
> I don't think the EU can rule that Apple can't charge publishers to be on iOS Why not? Maybe they can't rule that Apple must make the App Store free for developers, but they can rule that the App Store can't be the
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by bakugo 3y ago
Your comment doesn't exist in a vacuum, it's part of a longer reply chain, go read it.
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by bakugo 3y ago
I really shouldn't have to explain this, but that statement wasn't directed at you specifically.
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by bakugo 3y ago
If you personally think extensions are too much of a security risk for you, sure, don't use them. But please don't comment "ackshually extensions are insecure and using them is a bad idea" on every post about a browser e
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by bakugo 3y ago
> Let's put it this way: there have been FLOSS projects whose maintainers intentionally pushed compromised code to unsuspecting end users. See for example the colors attack. Following this logic, we should all stop using any and all

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