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by dessimus 7mo ago
I agree, but I'm not the one claiming that an AI-Assisted rewrite is sufficient enough to now claim that one ignore copyright and change the license.
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by dessimus 7mo ago
Interesting to see how this plays out. Conceivably if running an LLM over text defeats copyright, it will destroy the book publishing industry, as I could run any ebook thru an LLM to make a new text, like the ~95% regurgitated Harry Potter
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by dessimus 8mo ago
So, it sounds like you're actually arguing that the numbers are just a construct and that we should all just use UTC and set appropriate work hours to the times that most correlate to the solar day in our region rather than adjust the
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by dessimus 8mo ago
So non-employees join and provide free support to other users without having to pay them.
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by dessimus 8mo ago
So a "Parker square" of pies then?
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by dessimus 8mo ago
>Focaccia taught me to read the seals on olive oil in the supermarket and actually pick the right one for the break. Come on, you can't just drop that morsel without telling us what we should be looking for in the right olive oil fo
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by dessimus 8mo ago
The Gell-Mann effect? If you can't trust LLM to assist with troubleshooting in the domain one is very familiar (mdadm), then why trust it in another that one is less familiar such as zfs or k8s?
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by dessimus 8mo ago
Monuments erode away and memories of those enshrined are lost time as well, nothing lasts forever.
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by dessimus 8mo ago
Umm, no? In a criminal trial, a defendant cannot just claim an alibi like: "I was in another country", without showing some form of documentation like airplane tickets, credit card charges to hotels or restaurants, etc.
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by dessimus 8mo ago
Do you really think a company that typically builds base systems with small storage in order to upsell storage upgrades (both local and cloud) is concerned with the bloat of its OS install?
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by dessimus 9mo ago
Not to mention Samsung's reputation with regards to its other large household appliances, like refrigerators and laundry machines. There are a significant number of posts regarding failed attempts at getting parts and service, leading
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by dessimus 9mo ago
I'm not certain what point you are attempting to make, The size of Windows install has not smaller and therefore improving install time, but rather the hardware has gotten so much faster. Installing from a USB 3 key is so much faster
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by dessimus 9mo ago
WSL2 is available to get ones toes wet as well, without needing to go through the install process of any Linux flavor, nor needlessly involve Oracle. Sure it doesn't have a full Desktop Environment, but one can run GUI apps, and easi
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by dessimus 9mo ago
HN is intented for mildly pleasant experiences only.
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by dessimus 9mo ago
Kitchen shears but with a 4 ft chain to keep them near the sink to wash them, preventing so family stops taking them into other rooms and using to open shipping packing, cutting clothing tags, etc.
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by dessimus 9mo ago
If they stream the sex on their OF feed, then it's not prostitution. Even if model is paid by the other person, it would be difficult to legally separate it from any other adult entertainment contract.
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by dessimus 9mo ago
But what if the next paper is about then about the bad patch they put in 15 years ago and it still hasn't been noticed? UMN has created a situation that now calls into question everything that has contributed by UMN in showing bad-fait
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by dessimus 9mo ago
> Would you consider it human experimentation if I was running an experiment to see if I could get crappy products listed on Amazon, for example? Yes, if in the course of that experimentation, you also shipped potentially harmful product
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by dessimus 9mo ago
While possible to be for physical sex work, I think the previous commenter meant by meeting fans, would be like at a meet-and-greet at a Con, so they can further increase the parasocial relationship with the people giving them subscriptions
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by dessimus 9mo ago
I think it has more to do with disliking the mouth feel/texture of fat and gristle than because we are so rich. But by all means feel free to gnaw away at that bone in the ribeye for the calcium if you're so worried about getting
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by dessimus 9mo ago
>It is kinda funny reading all the comments about its nostalgia, when all I could think was how annoying it was. Agreed and it happens with almost every sunsetted version of Windows. At the time of XP, it was how great W98SE was, and in
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by dessimus 9mo ago
>The reasons people don’t use Linux isn’t because it’s not “perfect”. People use Windows because it works, it’s familiar, and their software runs on it. The reason most people run Windows is because that is what their jobs IT department
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by dessimus 10mo ago
>nor recent GCC are screwed. Not having a recent GCC and not having GCC are different things. There may be architectures that have older GCC versions, but are no longer supported for more current C specs like C11, C23, etc.
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by dessimus 10mo ago
>4. Ask an exec if he would please let you add mfa to their mailbox. Ask?! This is where the org's cyber insurance is your friend. Just have the executive get the provider's clearance on him not having MFA. I'm sure that l
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by dessimus 11mo ago
In my Windows 11 right-click menu, I can choose "Show More Options" at the bottom and then Send To > Desktop (create shortcut).
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by dessimus 11mo ago
Especially since it can open with selecting the area to screenshot and not have to manually crop it in Paint or be sending a 4K image to someone.
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by dessimus 11mo ago
Commercial airline passengers are not the only users of ATC. If you include mail and parcel carriers and other use cases like med-evac, tourist, and other private flights, you are probably close to 100% coverage of US taxpayers in the count
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by dessimus 1y ago
Could be that they want to be an exclave like their Kaliningrad friends.
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by dessimus 1y ago
The point is that how does the whistleblower know whether or not they are not whistleblowing to the very people or allies to those being reported on if who is behind it? To pull an example out of thin air, would you risk whistleblowing to T
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by dessimus 1y ago
"Great, first you wanted more money to buy compute and storage for dev and staging separate from production, and now you even more for 'testing backups'?!"

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