dmitrygr

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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
I think you may have set friction too low
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
FB marketplace and/or eBay.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
cool, now do it without the test suite that some human made for you
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What's the Point of School When AI Can Do Your Homework?(404media.co)
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
> I hope that as a society we are starting to learn, and protect, the value of, and right to, privacy. I wish... but nope... see CA's and CO's requirements that OSs check ID
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
notepad.txt now joins calc.txt in my list of EXEs i bring from an old WinXPx64 install to all new windows installs
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Is there a problem with Peter Thiel or is their problem that somebody accidentally leaked the front end source code? The first I would understand, though I would find it silly. The second I don’t understand. Front end code is neither meant
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
There is absolutely no reason for css to be turing complete. None. That being said, well done
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
So this is just LZ with a pre-populated window? Any backreferenceing compression can be used this way - just prepopulate the backreference history on both client and server up front and off you go. Why is this new?
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Brutal, but understandable and well-argued. Thank you.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
And you can use it. You can, in fact, keep using the software that shipped on it. What you want is access to further intellectual property they develop (updates, features), that just so happens to be able to run on your hardware and ability
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Yes. I am effectively asking you what the moral justification for DMA is. I understand that lawmakers can make whatever law they want. I understand they made it. I am curious how people who agree this should be possible think of this from a
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
That is not their fault, though. I can see how you could complain to the people who mandate you use B’s products. Otherwise what you’re saying is that control of any intellectual property can be stolen from its owners simply by becoming pop
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
They still exist!? I just don't use any merchant that lacks the "checkout with apple pay" or "checkout with amazon" button. Too much trouble.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Yes — a very clear and unambiguous “speech is allowed” is the correct solution. If your feelings got hurt, you can cry to your mommy. The world does not owe anybody comfort.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
But thumb2 is dead. “Successful RISC CPUs” is aarch64. No thumb2.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Do you really not understand the sort of slippery slope that presents?
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
> It's smart to ban hate speech Everyone has their own idea what hate is. For me: it is anyone saying any word with “a” in it. Better stay quiet, or it is hate speech.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
So we agree he only SAID things. And got arrested. So yeah…
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Spoken like someone who has never lived in an oppressive regime. Must be nice. On the other hand, being that inconsiderate isn’t very nice at all. Plenty of people live in places were saying the wrong thing and get your jailed or worse, lik
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Sure, address them ... AFTER providing for safety of the public. Only after the innocent can be worry-free that do the guilty get ANY consideration.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
I stand for anything that permanently keeps murderers and rapists away from polite society. Label me as you please. This is what you stand for, if you want them out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Iryna_Zaruts
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
statistically, recidivism is extremely common. For the benefit of the innocent, the guilty should be kept in prisons. https://bjs.ojp.gov/library/publications/returning-prison-0 https://www.prisonpoli
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
> As many of them acknowledge, they have been rightly punished for a long time. But, ask yourself as you watch the video, how long is long enough? according to the date: "until death" is enough. society is not well served by re
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
> a teenager shouldn't have their permanent AI profile become "shoplifter" because they did a crime at 15 yo that would otherwise have been expunged after a few years. On the other hand, perpetrating crime is a GREAT predi
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
This is something you don’t see a lot in journalism nowadays. Multiple publications have been caught in multiple provable lies or inaccuracies over the last few years, and this is the first official retraction I’ve seen. I tip my hat to the
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
Makes sense. When governments can opt out of enforcing law, as some are claiming and doing now, people who can, will attempt to provide for their own safety.
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by dmitrygr 8mo ago
1. collecting baseline info for later comparison is good 2. i can afford the money for the chance of early detection. Many cancers are symptomatic only in the latter stages. It does not hurt to check.
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by dmitrygr 9mo ago
Seeing news reports on things that you yourself have personally witnessed, and seeing how distorted the reports are compared to what you saw yourself — it will radicalize you. I not only don’t want to pay for the “news”, I want to burn down
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by dmitrygr 9mo ago
> Facebook marketplace rather than another platform which? I'd love to, but FB marketplace is the platform.

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