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by berkes 2y ago
Not exactly the plugin you envision, but Graze¹ does this for interaction (boost, favorite, follow, reply etc) with posts on any instance. I guess the redirect and re-open on your own instance would be a feature for graze? IDK. ¹ https:&#x
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by berkes 2y ago
Judging from your derogatory replies, you hold a strong opinion on the matter. Is that opinion based on facts and actual cases? Because as far as I know, the entire reason we have these law suits as presented in TLA, is to find out how the
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by berkes 2y ago
But is training a model "selling derivatives"? And is so, of what?
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by berkes 2y ago
Isn't copyright about reproducing and/or distributing? Does training a model count as reproduction or distribution? Or can copyright say something about how I consume my books? Can copyright prohibit me to light a fire, or whipe m
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by berkes 2y ago
> By quitting it once you saved enough. What is "enough" and how much guarantee is there that I'll reach that? It's rather similar to what investing calls the DCF - but with time: time I have today is worth more than
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by berkes 2y ago
> "The facts suggest otherwise. The US has a higher government debt-to-GDP ratio than almost all European countries: 123 per cent, nearly double that of work-shy Germany, and triple Norway, Sweden and Denmark, reports the IMF."
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by berkes 2y ago
You narrow your question down too much. Because the answer is mostly "neither". The actual question would be "would this answer be different if Europe did not have access to cheap labor that have come out of Asia, South Ameri
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by berkes 2y ago
The article explains exatcly this in detail, though. So, not silly article" but rather "silly headline".
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by berkes 2y ago
I believe what I wrote. Do note that this applies to Western Europe (more precisely: the Netherlands). And do note that "to be f#ed over" is rather broad and personal. While one person might feel they are truly "f#d" b
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by berkes 2y ago
You presume that a) all governments are bad, b) law is controlled by these governments and c) we only have to hide from governments. Neither are absolutely true. I mostly trust my (western european) government to not fuck me over when I am
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by berkes 2y ago
Pl@ntnet has a dataset of 300k images of plants released under Creative Commons https://zenodo.org/records/5645731#.YeGDOdvjKWh
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by berkes 2y ago
Pl@ntnet does that. What's even cooler, is that they release all their data as open data¹. So you could create highly specialized listings if you want. ¹ https://www.gbif.org/publisher/da86174a-a605-43a4-a5e8-53d48
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by berkes 2y ago
IANAL, but I don't see any requirement of it having to be "free". I probably miss something. And It would seem very much against the spirit, but is a company really not allowed to charge fees for "deleting"?
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by berkes 2y ago
I guess that would be "You're holding it wrong"
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by berkes 2y ago
"Cannot" implies features that C++ has that Rust cannot offer. The article merely lists improvements to (modern) C++ that also solve issues within C++, that rust solved. There may very well be things in C++ that rust cannot do, bu
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by berkes 2y ago
Is that actually a legal requirement?
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by berkes 2y ago
Why wouldn't it be?
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by berkes 2y ago
I always presumed that "a pigment" is one token. I'm a total amateur in this field though.
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by berkes 2y ago
> Most of the time I do not know where the terms fit in the big picture. Nor do the majority of "AI" experts and consultants that I see on LinkedIn, Twitter or in podcasts. The S/N ratio is very low in this field. Just pic
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by berkes 3y ago
Correct. Typed it on mobile.
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by berkes 3y ago
Have you tried penpot? Or are you talking about that time you tried gimp or Inkscape? And what about Blender?
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by berkes 3y ago
I always still split up "sysadmin" from "deploy". Ephemeral setups (amongst which k8s) remove that need but introduce a big load of other stuff. Having a VPS that is managed by sysadmins (users with sudo rights, authed w
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by berkes 3y ago
I'm also that demographic. In my case, a combination of having no kids, being entrepreneur (self employed) and having ADHD. I have to ask people "is it tuesday or monday today" at least once a month. It gives strange looks. P
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by berkes 3y ago
I guess that's the worst case. Where we add gigabytes of data, require magnitudes more CPU and memory, but reintroduce problems that were long fixed. I see that a lot with JavaScript apps. When they replace native, they often fail in d
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by berkes 3y ago
> then my "import data from CSV" function needs to handle that, in one way or another. It doesn't. Well, maybe "another". Your function or even app doesn't need to handle it. Here's what we did on a boo
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by berkes 3y ago
My point is that we are improving the experience. But that the "cost" to do so, isn't what's technically required to improve it. You can achieve all these improvements, solve all these problems, probably without much mor
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by berkes 3y ago
Let's ask the question differently: what problems were solved? With your examples, it could be: - introduce global spell checker. - have emoji? - fix blurry icons? - being able to search through crash logs? - not having to switch betwe
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by berkes 3y ago
I did that once, almost 20 years ago. Bought an IBM laptop that came with windows (there weren't any options w/o Windows back then, for consumers at least). I always planned to put Linux on it. Rejected the TOC. Made a meticulous
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by berkes 3y ago
I'm not sure what they ran, but if it's Mastodon: it scales in troublesome ways. For one, it uses Rails and is very big. Rails is known for being extremely slow¹. A difficulty with ActivityPub is that it scales rather weird. If yo
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by berkes 3y ago
There's a very big difference between "left" and "extreme left". Or, at least, in most of the world there is. Yet you use them offhandedly like synonyms. It gives your response an air of propaganda and FUD.

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