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bombolo
3y ago
So, like any license except public domain? Have you personally ever put out something in public domain?
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bombolo
3y ago
They could just train a model on GPL code that can only be used on GPL code. For MIT licenses that's impossible currently because of the requirement to mention the authors.
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bombolo
3y ago
Has a human ever memorised verbatim the whole of github? If someone somehow managed to do that and then happened to have accidentally copied someone's code, how believable would their argument be?
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bombolo
3y ago
humans have learnt by looking at a few examples, and from there can code almost anything. Humans can also learn without examples, although it's harder. But I expect the 1st C programmers didn't have a K&R book to learn from. A
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bombolo
3y ago
The english subtitles for italian shows on netflix are so bad. They just mistranslate words or sentences for some reason.
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bombolo
3y ago
Apple wasn't selling to the US government. They just received a request from a tribunal. There was no money for them in that. Completely different situation.
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bombolo
3y ago
the web's main problem is that they can't innovate without breaking everything, and they can't break compatibility. So worth or not, doesn't matter.
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bombolo
3y ago
> Would AWS release all their source code to retain their largest customer, the US government? Yes. Companies would comply with whatever requirement to have the US government as a customer.
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bombolo
3y ago
The extra money is needed to corrupt the people doing procurement…
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bombolo
3y ago
They are still technically difficult to build, and making explosives is the easy part. If someone had wanted to explode you badly enough, they'd have done it without self guiding missile already.
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bombolo
3y ago
Is a radar signature "source code"? Do you generate radar signatures with gcc? Your comment makes little sense.
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bombolo
3y ago
If your missiles stop being effective if the other side has access to the source code… well I got bad news. They've already obtained the source code.
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bombolo
3y ago
google wasn't the first search engine
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bombolo
3y ago
shell is the same
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3y ago
> And the coward government is afraid of having to deal with that. Uuuh??? They are the ones talking about taking away citizenship from people (with dual citizenship I hope, otherwise it's against human rights), exactly to be able t
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bombolo
3y ago
Yes in sweden we call this "winter depression"
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bombolo
3y ago
> Even using recursion is rarely a good idea as you loose control with your memory layout. Functional programming? NOT TODAY!
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bombolo
3y ago
It is there now, thanks to italy blocking them and unblocking them after it got added.
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bombolo
3y ago
Isn't that equal to 157/50?
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bombolo
3y ago
Can you write here an irrational number, not in the form of a letter or a formula? For me a "decimal number" is a number represented in base 10. Which is why I was asking. I even googled and there is no real definition.
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bombolo
3y ago
I'm sure tourists are aware of all this tricks in the first 30 minutes that they are in london /s
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bombolo
3y ago
Yes never, not in school, not in analysis, and certainly not in numerical analysis. You've proved my point. It's either π or 3.14. Except that the latter is a rational number :)
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bombolo
3y ago
i've never seen an irrational number written in digits in my whole life. Have you????? I've seen them expressed as letters or formule
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bombolo
3y ago
does decimal numbers mean fractions or real numbers? If it means fractions only, they are countable.
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bombolo
3y ago
Not if you aim to pass your exam.
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bombolo
3y ago
Yes like in london. I bought a 24h pass at 8pm, only to find out it's 24h only if you buy it at 00.00, because they all expire at midnight. They are basically running a legalised tourist scam over there. I can imagine hundreds of thous
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bombolo
3y ago
in red hat you need to compile bash to have scripts run?
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bombolo
3y ago
"most immediate concern" was in regard USA spying foreign citizens vs china doing so. I was saying that FOR ME, a citizen of "the west", USA is more dangerous. You might write all the long comments you like, and suggest
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bombolo
3y ago
"people in the same country as me, who are in the same set of risks as me". Don't pretend you didn't understand just to comment pointless nitpicking.
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bombolo
3y ago
I've never had any problem with understanding bash scripts. But I had to learn. No programming language is "intuitive", and certainly not power shell.
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