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bombolo
4y ago
How do you offload to silicon periodically creating a new private key to sign your future releases, but keep it far away from your builds until you actually will use it, but put its public key on the builds.
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bombolo
4y ago
Why would you have to recompile sqlite every time? I guess you just need to compile the .a once and then just reuse it? If you're rebuilding it every single time, your build is set up wrong.
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bombolo
4y ago
You suggest doing this, by hand, for every suggestion?
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bombolo
4y ago
Fake pockets that aren't really designed to be used, yes.
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bombolo
4y ago
The code was simpler. Now java developers can't possibly write an hello world in less than 60 classes and interfaces. Without an ide to keep track of the com.path.that.i.made.up.for.my.package.because.it.has.to.be.at.least.three.pages.
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bombolo
4y ago
Basically you get paid to distro hop?
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bombolo
4y ago
> Most of the typing work is done by an LLM or a contractor/jr. Basically you're not a developer but pretend to speak for developers.
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bombolo
4y ago
shirts don't have pockets in any case.
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bombolo
4y ago
They could just buy men's clothes?
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bombolo
4y ago
Why assume it didn't?
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bombolo
4y ago
Most people complaining about bugs are unaware that the issue got solved 15-20 years ago. They just keep repeating the same thing over and over and over.
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bombolo
4y ago
You're not legally allowed to have and read it if you knowingly violate its license terms.
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bombolo
4y ago
Format your distribution. You probably messed some config file up, while trying to fix something. They work completely fine. I use them all the time and have been using them for about a decade.
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bombolo
4y ago
People who train AI models claim that anything they can find on the internet is fair use. It's the whole point of the discussion… is it really? And if it's not fair use to train on windows source code because of copyright… doesn&#
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bombolo
4y ago
Except the training data is secret…
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bombolo
4y ago
It is illegal. There are protected language minorities in Italy. Just a pr stunt.
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bombolo
4y ago
You never know if a snippet it created came from another project verbatim or not… unless you claim you know all of the code that exists?
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bombolo
4y ago
Would I be able to train an AI only using microsoft's leaked windows code to write a windows clone with no copyright (since it comes from an AI) and be safe from legal repercussions because it was trained on fair use code I just happen
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bombolo
4y ago
> If the AI is regurgitating GPL code as-is, then that's a problem- not dissimilar to a student or employee regurgitating the same code. Not "if". We know it does. And since it doesn't show citations, it might be the
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bombolo
4y ago
I was just reading an article about how incredibly fast and reliable starlink connection is /s
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bombolo
4y ago
Yes starlink works great until other people sign up too.
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bombolo
4y ago
> This is good news and not bad. In the same way that finding out about having a terminal illness is good news! > It's a strong sign that the model fundamentally works and they will be able to fund continuous improvements to meet
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bombolo
4y ago
I feel that people who haven't tried the thing they're commenting about in the last 10 years should start with a disclaimer like "=== ATTENTION, I'M JUST PARROTING HERE ===".
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bombolo
4y ago
Scooters require infrastructure too… unless you think that piling them up on sidewalks is the way forward…
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bombolo
4y ago
> suspect this is where things like these proposals are coming from; it's the pendulum swing reaching too far before it settles in the middle. Current italian government is 100% USA's puppet with no shame. The provision in the
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bombolo
4y ago
Getting hit by a bycicle at 20km/h can severely injure you.
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bombolo
4y ago
Do people often park 5 cars between you and your door so that you have to walk over them to go inside? Didn't think so.
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bombolo
4y ago
It's so convenient having to lift them up and throw them out of the way all the time! /s And while everybody must pay for parking or public soil occupation… apparently these companies are exempt and can completely fill a sidewalk
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bombolo
4y ago
Exactly my point. But it's relevant to listeners :)
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bombolo
4y ago
> Is it though? Yes. > I’m not sure radio is still relevant for anyone under the age of 30. Maybe you don't drive? If you drive and you get tired of listening and re-listening the stuff you have on your phone… radio it is.
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