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by dkarras 5y ago
If that is the case, then that is that. You won't know without trying though.
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by dkarras 5y ago
They are taking a stance on how much headache and money it will cost them, which is really reasonable. The reason old and unsustainable youtube died is because of the Warner Bros and alike - because their kind tend to hold an enormous amo
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by dkarras 5y ago
The same principle applies though: Youtube has no say in deciding what is copyrighted or not. They don't want to have a say in it themselves. Someone, somewhere, claims that they own the copyright to x and y. Youtube can't and won
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by dkarras 5y ago
The nuance with "public domain sheet music" is that while the instructions of how to play that music is public domain, the recorded performance of such music is not. So when you play moonlight sonata, you have the copyright to tha
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by dkarras 5y ago
If you cut out the commute, obsession with socializing, 1x speed inefficient lectures, impersonal general purpose homework, breadth first class catalog that try to get you well rounded - the necessary material for most professionals is not
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by dkarras 5y ago
The scriptability of reaper is insane BTW. No other DAW even comes close. It is unfortunately full of pitfalls and hacks but if you persist you can pretty much script ANYTHING that you can do manually within reaper.
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by dkarras 5y ago
I'd agree but I have never seen someone that said "I did my own research" in this context who is not a nutjob. "I did my own research" in this context deeply implies that there is a conspiracy going on. This disease
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by dkarras 5y ago
Rich is a slur these days.
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by dkarras 5y ago
Practically, yes, absolutely! Theoretically, we want the "black box" learning system to do such feature extraction itself. At least, that is the goal.
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by dkarras 5y ago
I have a very old app in iOS that serves AdMob ads. I don't even have it installed in my devices. So I myself never launch it, and it hasn't been updated in years. On the computers I use, I have ad blockers. I don't think I h
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by dkarras 5y ago
Because if you made women pay, the pool of women would shrink considerably and there would not be enough women for men to message to. Ideologies of gender equality aside, simple observation shows that dating is a women's market. Not ev
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by dkarras 5y ago
From the comments, it looks like they aren't even using a database and storing data client side ("to be stateless" they say). I don't know what kind of application they are serving but that has a whole can of complicatio
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by dkarras 5y ago
Eh, that is a bit dishonest argument. "I want to keep distributing, and I want to keep using this code" are the immutable assumptions of my argument. My point is, with those assumptions in place, there is no way to NOT propagate G
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by dkarras 5y ago
yeah facebook does not f*ck around
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by dkarras 5y ago
Sorry I still don't get it. Please tell me which step I am getting wrong: I have my own proprietary code. I decide to make use of GPL code. Then I distribute the binaries. Now I have to make the source available, correct? This source t
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by dkarras 5y ago
Curious about how the GPL is not viral... Unless you go through the hoops of making sure GPL code is sectioned (through a shared library or whatever) in your codebase, then your software becomes GPL, no? I mean sometimes you can avoid it so
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by dkarras 5y ago
How do I short this?
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by dkarras 5y ago
If I'm not missing something from the article, this is not for teeth you had and lost, but for teeth that didn't appear to begin with (so you naturally have fewer than normal) due to a genetic condition.
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by dkarras 5y ago
I like to keep things simple so over time I removed stuff from the things I use and kept the things that has the largest reach. So what I use to prototype is very similar to what I use to deploy: * Typescript + Vue on the front end (with nu
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by dkarras 5y ago
With books, the time commitment you need from people for them to "try" what you created is immense compared to other efforts. Like if you are a painter, it takes a couple seconds for someone to have a look at what you created. If
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by dkarras 6y ago
I did not claim that modern world is behind my anxiety, just that, following the article's logic, feeling the physical effects of anxiety - even if the cause is not seemingly rational - is a crippling problem only because it interferes
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by dkarras 6y ago
Eh, a gross oversimplification. Feeling troubled by being anxious in the modern world is a "cerebral" issue. The guy who mistook an innocent animal as a tiger and freaked out because of it didn't feel bad for feeling anxious
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by dkarras 6y ago
It would be a shame if an "anonymous hacker" "hacked" @floesen_, found their notes about the RCE and released it to public, accidentally of course.
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by dkarras 6y ago
>I am talking about a much more general class of security than just XSS. And what would those be that are relevant to this discussion? The way we (ab)use cookies is arguably not their intended use either. I can't think of a scenario
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by dkarras 6y ago
I own Twitch. Can't I just shut it down if I wanted? Or should I be forced to stay open after becoming really popular because shutting it down would prevent millions of people's participation in a social setting?
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by dkarras 6y ago
I don't think there really are "nuances" about what the owners can and cannot legally do. There are nuances about the decisions about people that are willing to participate in the website however. Say I own twitch, can't
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by dkarras 6y ago
As they say, bluetooth in linux keeps only the honest people out.
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by dkarras 6y ago
Yes, just that with regards to security I've seen to many burned by "it can't hurt" processes. With your suggestion, assuming perfect implementation, I personally can't see where it would help. Like, if attacker can
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by dkarras 6y ago
I don't believe it adds any meaningful security that justifies the cost (development, testing, hardening, scaling the state across servers if necessary etc.) With security "more complicated" does not necessarily mean "mo
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by dkarras 6y ago
If you enable hand tracking (without controllers), they explicitly notify that they are collecting data about your hands. Combine that with your arm length, hand size / shape, height and I bet you'd be pretty unique. If there aren

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