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by delichon 1y ago
Simply violating a TOS is not a federal crime, as long as it doesn't circumvent a technical barrier like a subscription wall. This is a new SCOTUS interpretation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act as of 2021, in Van Buren v. United St
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by delichon 1y ago
You said "they". They are SpaceX. Their expertise is transferable to Starship.
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by delichon 1y ago
> Not sure if you're being sarcastic. Have they managed to get to orbit anything bigger than a banana? Yes, about 4,000 metric tons. My IP packets are traveling through part of it now.
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by delichon 1y ago
> Saturday Night Live (which premiered in 1075) They probably had a great skit about the revolt of the Earls against William the Conquerer.
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by delichon 1y ago
I had a colleague who wrote long functions like that. Over time I came to think of him as an inconsiderate asshole. Unfortunately he was me a few years earlier. I gradually learned the value of organizing code in short sweet methods. When t
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by delichon 1y ago
Self defense. They are making significant real world changes that can change your plans if you, you know, interact with the world. Like traveling to another country, or saying things out loud. It's good to be prepared. The pace of thos
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by delichon 1y ago
They can come home, all is forgiven.
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by delichon 1y ago
Typically policies exclude claims that could have been discovered by due diligence. Given that aboriginal title claims are a known legal risk in BC, insurers can argue that homeowners should have been aware of this possibility. See Delgamuu
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The Court has declared aboriginal title to your property(twitter.com)
11 points by delichon 1y ago|3 comments
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by delichon 1y ago
A government is perfectly capable of doing proliferation and interdiction at the same time. On interdiction and enforcement the USG has spent over a trillion dollars and incarcerated millions since war was declared in the '70s. That ai
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by delichon 1y ago
My chatbot says that's a typical Aquarian attitude.
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by delichon 1y ago
I wonder if they object to "useful tool" or "not adequate by itself".
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by delichon 1y ago
It seems to be to be literal rather than obtuse to observe that it is necessary for some children to fall behind in order for others to get ahead. The slogan on its face is a wish for equality of outcome. But it's catchier than ”no chi
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by delichon 1y ago
I know what you mean about mindless aspirational slogans. "No child left behind" is logically the same as "no child gets ahead". But trying to convince the Ruby community to be nice, by the example of their founder, isn&
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by delichon 1y ago
It's more common to replace them with dogs.
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by delichon 1y ago
Matz is a pillar. Remember "Matz is nice and so we are nice"? s/nice/nice and responsible/gc.
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by delichon 1y ago
Musk said something the other day about SpaceX being an operation that converts impossible to late.
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by delichon 1y ago
If you're having a hard time affording groceries, failing to plan ahead and instead throwing away food is a luxury you can't afford. (A blender and an affection for green smoothies is a good solution.) But that's still cheape
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Colleges could lose federal student loans due to default rates(thecollegefix.com)
3 points by delichon 1y ago|0 comments
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I, Sharpie(commonplace.org)
55 points by delichon 1y ago|35 comments
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Study finds mRNA vaccine direct genomic integration event(thefocalpoints.com)
4 points by delichon 1y ago|3 comments
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by delichon 1y ago
> But why does that feel like anything? Consciousness is an attention mechanism. That inward regard, evaluating how the self reacts to the world, is attention being payed to the body's feelings. The outward regard then maps those fe
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by delichon 1y ago
My theory is that this darting is the mechanism of consciousness. We look inward and outward in a loop, which generates the perception of being conscious in a similar way to how sequential frames of film create the illusion of motion. That
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by delichon 1y ago
> he said he was concerned the law could “unintentionally” impose a total ban on the use of AI chatbots by minors. To a lot of people here that's a feature. I don't think so. It would put California minors at a huge economic di
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by delichon 1y ago
Five weeks to count the ballots is a model system? https://calmatters.org/newsletter/california-certified-elect...
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Altman teases ChatGPT porn, personality(twitter.com)
11 points by delichon 1y ago|3 comments
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by delichon 1y ago
That would be about 2.5 on the Kardashev scale, and in terms of heat, between Kim and Khloé on the Kardashian scale.
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by delichon 1y ago
True. She claims a hostile work environment. That's a sort of constructive ejection when it gets intense. A better word is ostracized.
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by delichon 1y ago
A lot of her credibility and name recognition stem from her being popular at the NYT and then being ejected for ideological conflict. "First get famous as an archangel evicted from heaven" is not an easily replicable path to succe
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by delichon 1y ago
It just wasn't siloed by a priesthood. Everyone was programming. Spock was running simulations and logical analyses. Scotty was optimizing ship functions. Kirk was composing AI logic bombs. Sulu was generating navigational computations

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