deely3

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by deely3 2y ago
Its hard to check is person geniune on internet. Also, too often we all see a lot of prise for not-so-good products.
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by deely3 2y ago
> He could have had basically the entire internet on his side just by laying out the facts: "They use our product for free, generate hundreds of millions in revenue, and don't contribute back. It's just not fair. Please co
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by deely3 2y ago
Thats ideal world solution. Love it! How much resources requires maintenance of it?
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by deely3 2y ago
I have feeling that this is quite an oversimplification. OS like Windows is times and times more complex than washing machine. I don't think that it makes any sense to choose OS by minimum requirements.
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by deely3 2y ago
So, just never use any online service. Its a good solution, and so simple!
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by deely3 2y ago
How can you be so sure? Even after reading all the source code, there still can be bugs, attacks, demanding letters from different agencies, misconfigurations, vulnerabilities in code and in libraries, etc. etc. etc.
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by deely3 2y ago
Yes, but these biometrics does not automatically come with your social information, and quite hard to sell.
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by deely3 2y ago
"Tesla repossessed my car due to an extreme oversight on their end" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37189216
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by deely3 2y ago
> each release is noticeably better. FSD beta was introduced four years ago. How many more updates will it take for it to achieve FSD as full self-driving capabilities?
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by deely3 2y ago
1) what about dishes that get captured by Russia? I suppose Ukraine will be happy to report stolen devices to Starlink. 2) As noted, what about all the privately paid-for dishes? Controversial topic, but Ukraine can decide what to do with t
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by deely3 2y ago
Ads of course.
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by deely3 2y ago
> I live in Europe > I have lived in Silicon Valley for two decades Why are you living in Europe if you such US corporation fanboy?
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by deely3 2y ago
> usually have better performance on your specific langauge when they are not limited to learn or over-sample one single language. Source? Im very curious how learning one language helps model to generate code in language with different
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by deely3 2y ago
I have some expirience with Linux, but not so much as I want. I want to install Linux on a old laptop, so is there a way to quickly restore a system to some previous point in case of issues?
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by deely3 2y ago
30k likes, 2k comments is not an evidence?
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by deely3 2y ago
Please add gamification to the list, and big data.
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by deely3 2y ago
> Java 9's module system broke just about every Java <=8 project I've ever seen. As far as I understand, some IDE's and built automation tools did not rollout support for module system immediately, yes?
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by deely3 2y ago
...and suddenly OpenStreetMap become not so open. Just like OpenAI, heh.
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by deely3 2y ago
In your opinion, profits from selling data should go to OpenStreetMap contributors or OpenStreetMap Foundation?
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by deely3 2y ago
Actually, you can ask ChatGPT and get the same results without any prompt. No custom prompt is necessary. It takes a few seconds: https://chatgpt.com/share/2f873b1a-e487-469f-a78b-7e57fdd91b...
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by deely3 2y ago
You mean that by improving search we can solve any problem? What if solution field is infinite, even if we make search algo 10x100 more performant, solution field will still be infinite, no?
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by deely3 2y ago
No one read more then the first sentences.
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by deely3 2y ago
So, when Google and Amazon will fail?
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by deely3 2y ago
> when instead jail time for spying like the perverts they are is what should have happened. Can you elaborate? Please?
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by deely3 2y ago
Name of the posters company. Which site was erased by fly.io.
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by deely3 2y ago
Why not mention the name of the company? Then post will not become flagged, I suppose.
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by deely3 2y ago
Fastmail with servers in USA.. You sure it is more protected than Switzerland?
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by deely3 2y ago
Daily reminder thats actually Apple. From article: > The core of the controversy stems from Proton Mail providing the Spanish police with the recovery email address associated with the Proton Mail account. > Upon receiving the recover
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by deely3 2y ago
I'm not sure that I agree with this metaphor. Slow win can still become a working good business even without becoming a unicorn.
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by deely3 2y ago
Sorry, but thats just a perfect example why 'security through obscurity' is wrong. I have zero idea about security risks, but if fix does not mentioned anywhere, then for people that use previous version there no rush to upgrade.

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