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cwillu
3mo ago
I downvoted because the reply has nothing to do with the argument. If I know for a fact that you're cheating on your wife, and someone else asks how I know that, then a third person chirping about your sketchy business dealings is enti
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The thing I hate about rust is that compiling a small app immediately creates 100gb of junk, and that junk doesn't live in the responsible project's folder, and that junk doesn't get cleaned up by anything.
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3mo ago
I noticed yesterday that they've managed to make editing the text field on their search page lag and flip/reorder characters entered during the edit: editing “foot pedal” into “foot pedal keyboard” became “foot pedal oardkeyb”
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3mo ago
‹looks around from saskatchewan, hoping that this is the moment the rest of the world realizes that dst is also a stupid and wasteful hassle.›
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3mo ago
That would be contrary to a plain reading of the quote
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The drinking caused by the reading tends to interfere with the understanding.
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3mo ago
He's the submitter
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3mo ago
> 5 millimeters TIL thermoplastic pellets are “microplastics” :)
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3mo ago
Right-handed, and I run into this bug constantly .
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3mo ago
This is the problem with using vector search for everything: there is no “verbatim” when the corpus and the search are both converted to a vector, and not necessarily using exactly the same transform.
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3mo ago
Not to mention the occasional drift between what's on paper and what's actually been built.
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3mo ago
If you don't say the words “per capita”, you don't get credit for having said them.
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3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_212CD_submarine
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3mo ago
Wouldn't the correct comparison would be filled positions tenure and tenure-track positions?
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3mo ago
I know that's the common story, but I have never seen any actual court cases confirming that theory; certainly the recoverable damages from such copying such an error would be minuscule.
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3mo ago
Now we just need GitHub Without the Vibes
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3mo ago
Google's ability to make life difficult for contributors to a project should not be underestimated.
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3mo ago
Various driving/delivery apps ultimately use OSM data. Doordash and instacart both use it to various degrees via mapbox, for instasnce.
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3mo ago
The problem is that factual details aren't copyrightable in the first place, so no amount of licensing will prevent organizations with enough money to pay a lawyer from understanding this and using the data as they see fit. And on the
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3mo ago
Appears hugged: https://archive.ph/EIiLP
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Sudoku is really not a “really hard puzzle” unless you're you generalize it to larger puzzles—the 9x9 form (used in the paper) is trivially solvable with even an old 6502 processor. I'd argue that the statement from the conclusion
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3mo ago
Meanwhile, an actual doctor has chimed in above…
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3mo ago
> Reading is hard. The irony…
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3mo ago
Most subsets of a physical calculator are properly called “a broken calculator”.
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3mo ago
And that's entirely fine; it can a positive thing without being open-source. An institution can be a positive thing without being democratic. A food can be delicious without being a meat.
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3mo ago
Seems like a lot of people are upset about other people calling both apples and oranges “fruit”.
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Homeless people don't buy many things. If they have something, it's probably one of the few things they owned and were able to keep when they became homeless.
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If it's CC-NC, it's not open source though, that's the point: a license that restricts fields of endeavor is not an open source license.
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It sounds like OpenPrinter will be using existing ink cartridges with the print heads built-in; I presume they will therefore have the same reliability.
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It may be using a CC license, but nothing that's marked NC is meaningfully part of the commons. Yes, some guy can make a part to fix his printer, but that guy can't sell those parts to other people. The existence of a service man
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