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by davorak 1y ago
I could not find the indexdb bug on safari that stopped me from using it at work, but I was able to find something from 2021: https://gist.github.com/pesterhazy/4de96193af89a6dd5ce682ce2... My impression for the last ~
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by davorak 1y ago
> f multiple stores were possible/viable for iOS Or if PWA's were reasonably supported
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by davorak 1y ago
> Why are they not hyper-focused on scaling the number of vehicles on the road I am no expert here, but my assumption scaling is not yet dependent on just having more cars, that they have to do extra work, that is not yet automatable, in
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by davorak 1y ago
Even when the language is supported I have had GDPR popups block that language selection. The text in the popup was also not selectable which made it very hard to read what I was or was not agreeing to.
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by davorak 1y ago
I can not start to understand your position without a quote. It has to be something Jimmy said that lead to your beliefs, I know of no better place to start.
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by davorak 1y ago
Is there a quote from jimmy you can share and that I can reference?
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by davorak 1y ago
My dashboard-feed is pretty much useless unfortunately, I have rarely used it but when I did it was useful now though there 2 out of 20 that might be useful.
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by davorak 1y ago
> The morality in question here is lying about someone being assassinated for their political views. Please quote Jimmy to clear up what you think the lie was.
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by davorak 1y ago
> If this 200k is spent it will be thrown in the garbage. How much will oracle pay to defend that $200k of effort? If the ratio is good enough it still sounds like a worthwhile cause, that is Oracle paying for, in my opinion, holding on
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by davorak 1y ago
> To go further, I believe there’s good data on cost of living, geographically. I like the goal of making sure visa works are paid well for where they live. I would not want to restrict the visa worker geographically though. Or alternati
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by davorak 1y ago
If they are not using the trademark for anything, at least by US law, I think they do not get to keep it. The point of trademarks is to promote the production of public good, and if they are not in use they are not producing public good, bu
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by davorak 1y ago
> There should be sorts of an exponential backoff So some cool off period that gets larger each time a bill fails. There is not a detailed proposal, but I would assume some max cool off period is reasonable/desirable as well. So it
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by davorak 1y ago
> why you find charter schools such a nonstarter JUST because they tend to have more support among those on the right So my general impression is that the republican party, nationally, note I am distinguishing the republican party form p
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by davorak 1y ago
> Facebook et al is not a neutral platform, it is a vector for other states, and non state actors to whip up outrage and division. I would feel better about this type of activity being regulated. There is quite a bit of room for facebook
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by davorak 1y ago
Many places in the USA, but not everywhere, have sidewalks around the parking lot that are going to be publicly owned so you can set up with signs and a megaphone there.
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by davorak 1y ago
Any insight on my the code and the large model were removed? Some copies are floating around and are MIT licensed. In cases like this I do not know why the projects are yanked. If the project was mistakenly released under MIT, copied elsew
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by davorak 1y ago
The telephone game is the analogy I use too when explaining the value of having engineers in the custom calls. Other than mistakes in communication, engineers often know what the hard trade offs are when designing a new feature while sales
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by davorak 1y ago
If I own a book I can make as many personal copies of the book I want as long as I keep those copies personal. So it seems like there is more too this ruling than copying from disk to memory or it contradicts typical copyright low or maybe
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by davorak 1y ago
> adjusting how the website code executes on your computer is copyright infringement. I would be interested in how German law works to make this so, IANAL but pretty sure USA copy right law does not work that way. Modification for person
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by davorak 1y ago
I did not see it either until it was pointed out. I probably would not make the connection again if I saw the logo after a reasonable gap of time. Projects are brought down or are less than they could be other wise because logo choice or
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by davorak 1y ago
The repo is marked with the pdfjs and pdfium topics so there is that. Beyond that, powered by... and similar make sense if the library/engine allows or encourages the behavior.
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by davorak 1y ago
> Are you okay putting Penthouse magazine (or similar) in elementary schools? I think the law that the judge is ruling on here does not effect a ban of penthouse or similar material in elementary schools. The preexisting laws already had
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by davorak 1y ago
Do we need the government to write a law and ban the color purple, and similar, from being taught in second grade? I am not a fan of the government doing that level of micromanagement in most circumstances.
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by davorak 1y ago
> I think I'm not the person who replied to you re the quote you make. I quoted you twice, but then I quoted the book: > The notion of empathy that I’m most interested in is the act of feeling what you believe other people feel—e
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by davorak 1y ago
> He's very explicit that he's not trying to map to the colloquial definition of empathy. Which is the correct approach, because people's definitions vary wildly and it's important to separate from the value-loaded co
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by davorak 1y ago
> If you don't want to distinguish between empathy and understanding I said "This seems to artificial separate empathy and understanding" not that they had the same meaning, or that empathy is used only for one meaning The
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by davorak 1y ago
> not necessarily the emotional mirroring aspect he's defined empathy to be. The way the wikipedia article describes Bloom's definition is less generous than what you have here > For Bloom, "[e]mpathy is the act of comi
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by davorak 1y ago
> encountering transitive dependency breakage Are you talking about a dependency not declared in your lock file? Or are you talking about a dependency in your lock file being unavailable, ex. no longer in npm, in a months time?
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by davorak 1y ago
Makes me think of that saying that great artists steal, so repurposed for cult founders: "Good cult founders copy, great cult founders steal" I do not think this cult dogma is any more out there than other cult dogma I have heard,
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by davorak 1y ago
> I'd imagine there are cases where they are also worse than having nothing at all as well I do not think we need to imagine this one with stories of people finding spirituality in llms or thinking they have awakened sentience while

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