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cwillu
27d ago
“California lawmakers unanimously pass Linux exemption from age-verification law — software distributed under the GPL, MIT, BSD, and Apache licenses are exempt”
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cwillu
28d ago
The price is “discounted” as in “it's cheaper than the global market price”, because of the shipping difficulties, but it's not a “discount” in the sense of “americans get a discount because we're nice neighbours and they hav
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cwillu
29d ago
The changes were grammar and spelling fixes in comments . It is not sufficient for someone to intend to be helpful.
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cwillu
1mo ago
The intern might be convinced to do something other than what the bot says.
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cwillu
1mo ago
If the paperwork says the intern is the CEO, then the intern is the CEO, regardless of how much the intern's agent's github says otherwise.
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cwillu
1mo ago
Searching for PLG, I found: “In short, companies that use PLG models gain another revenue-generating channel: the company’s product itself.” What a world we live in, that a company's products being a revenue-generating channel is an
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cwillu
1mo ago
One of the more annoying pre-llm behaviours was responding with the first link of google when a question was asked (but not of them specifically).
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cwillu
1mo ago
If you're going to talk about canadian dairy tariffs, please note that (a) this was originally negotiated by trump the last time he was in office, and (b) the tariff only applies when the total imports exceed a limit, which iirc has ne
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cwillu
1mo ago
https://youtu.be/HhGuXCuDb1U?t=178 (The whole thing is worth rewatching)
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1mo ago
This is addressed in the first paragraph of the pdf, with comparisons drawn to other industries and financial instruments where such income is not considered revenue. One can of course disagree whether it should be accounted this way, but
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cwillu
1mo ago
Yes, but github.cc or whatever would have sufficed for that; there's a reason the string they chose to register for prominent public use contains “usercontent”
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cwillu
1mo ago
Consider the case where your system has components in python and another language without the bug, both of which process that input.
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cwillu
1mo ago
“@dang“ doesn't do anything, email the address at the bottom of the page if you're wanting to propose an administrative or editorial action.
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cwillu
1mo ago
Cool story, bro.
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cwillu
1mo ago
Very clever. plonk
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cwillu
1mo ago
If you think keeping in mind that we're still going to be neighbours with a massive border is appeasing an abuser, you're an idiot. This is international relations, not an interpersonal drama.
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cwillu
1mo ago
The world community is small enough that even after the divorce, we will still have to interact with each other constantly; it behooves us to not be spiteful, as much as it may cathartic.
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cwillu
1mo ago
I see the sibling comments pointing out how American Freedom mostly cashes out as the freedom to not give a fuck about others are not wrong.
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cwillu
1mo ago
“That doesn't give you copyright, but it does give you liability for the content.”
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If You Weren't Worried About A.I., You Should Be
(nytimes.com)
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cwillu
1mo ago
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cwillu
1mo ago
Yes. Most recently, various major gig apps have stopped even offering any sort of human voice support, leading to cancelled orders and similar because the ai you have to use can't perform the discretionary actions to fix problems that
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cwillu
1mo ago
Prior to AI, you could get a person on the phone or in-person with the capacity to correct errors.
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1mo ago
The question is how AI affects error rates and error recovery rates! My experience dealing with ai-mediated processes is that the error recovery paths often simply don't exist, presumably because eliminating the personel that dealt w
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1mo ago
In the future, please use the link as the link
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1mo ago
“If you can fix it, you can have it” ‹pulls out a giant clog of hair and carpet strands from the hose between the head and the motor›
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cwillu
1mo ago
You linked to the dutch language page.
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1mo ago
“In today’s society, you know, everybody’s filming everything, everybody has a cell phone,” Glueck said. If an officer punches someone on camera, that can go viral in an instant; even a standard taser leaves puncture wounds. But “the glove
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The Orwellian Company Behind ICE's New Electric Shock Gloves
(motherjones.com)
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1mo ago
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cwillu
1mo ago
Asia is a pretty big place
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cwillu
1mo ago
Most people are entirely capable of copy/pasting their text into the inevitable dozens of web-based tools of various levels of sketch to do it for them.
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