contrarian1234

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by contrarian1234 3y ago
We're coming at this a bit different - b/c you're leaning on explaining the current legal framework in the united states, while I'm trying to come to a holistic morally consistent set of rules that makes sense > Being
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
If you're worried about things being lost to time, then maybe that's a valid concern and could be addressed in a more direct manner than entirely removing/limiting copyright. If I put a copy in a special box that opens in 50
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
Every time I got to SF I'm surprised how far along they've gone in making the city look like Johnny Mnemonic. Just need to neurolink a dolphin to an LLM...
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
The developer has a great personal webpage: https://weiweihuanghuang.github.io/ great trollin' :))
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
There have been way better options since almost the beginning in terms of design/arch/boarddesign than RPi with their weird VCore monster. Nobody has displaced them in like a decade. I doubt a change of architecture is the final p
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
Don't hold your breath. They've had a incredibly disappointing track record with Tinkerboards. Taiwan and Japan .. have a horrible record with open source as far as I can tell? I can't think of any counterexamples right now -
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
I think just a lot of the open source community and even ARM itself assumed there would be some inflection point at which point everyone would jump ship to RISC-V. I could be wrong, but at this point it seems more likely to be a gradual cha
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
The hardware has been around for a while now... You have cheap low level micros like the ESP32-C4 and you have affordable CPUs like Alibaba T-Head, Allwinner D1, StarFive JH7110 Boards are available: https://www.cnx-software.com&
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
would make a nice browser extension..
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
I think you're misreading the parent comment or reinterpreting the intent behind it. Someone made a thing. They get to decide who they share it with. It's very smug and entitled to then go to that person and tell them "actual
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
It's a good guess but i don't think it's true Check here under Display https://www.notebookcheck.net/Huawei-MateBook-16-AMD-Review-... It's a 16 inch 3:2 display. The Display model is listed as "BOE
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
"What city? Surely not Beijing. Maybe Shenzhen?" As you've caught on, I'm a bit fuzzy on the dates.. But I feel I was riding Caocao taxis in Chengdu around then? "Definitely not the blue trucks that are only allowed
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
Because they live in an alternate dimension with a peculiar market that's kinda bubbled off. China is also like a decade ahead in electrification. All scooters in large cities have been electric for over a decade (its a weird time warp
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
I don't understand why they dropped the 3:2 ratio for the larger model. I thought these are targeted at professionals and not media consumption... I can't see myself going back to 16:9 or 16:10 Just seems like a dumb move. They ev
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
Yeah, I'm not a lawyer but the system seems honestly nonsensical. They found the law inconvenient, so the court just effectively added a "clear and present danger" clause to the law. If there were problems with people abusing
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
They look way too similar in the green/black version. I could see having to look twice
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
It seems kinda arbitrary Earlier it was listed "..you also can't harass people, threaten them, defraud them, incite violence, distribute copyrighted information.." So where are these exceptions innumerated? Just purely from a
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
"we can benefit from the improvements that others make and others’ use of those tools can" I have always had the impression that maintaining an open source project is way more work than you get back from "the community"
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by contrarian1234 3y ago
My guess is that they aren't happy about the day to day, but they've been sold a narrative that NATO's expansion into Ukraine was an existential threat to them. You can look at it like the Battle for Fallujah. It was horrible