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by drakythe 2y ago
-- Removed leading/condescending question. My apologies to the poster. -- If the game isn't for you that's fine. Not every game is for every person. But the game has absolutely been improved, in numerous ways, since launch.
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by drakythe 2y ago
Between the ability of DS R1 to be run offline in ollama and OpenAI publicly kvetching that DS might have "stolen" their data (hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha) I'm pretty sure this isn't just some GPT Pass-through like othe
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by drakythe 2y ago
That’s an extremely recent development caused by the TT shutdown looming.
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by drakythe 2y ago
As a point of order Code Minification != Code Obfuscation. Minification does tend to obfuscate as as side effect, but it is not the goal, so reversing minification becomes much easier. Obfuscation on the other hand can minify code, but cruc
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by drakythe 2y ago
Might be worth dropping some coin on getting the SFWA Lawyers to contract an outside data analysis group to verify these findings after the absolute fustercluck that was the Hugos 2023. I think this statement is made in good faith, and I be
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by drakythe 2y ago
This is not about Internet Service Providers. This is about Infrastructure as a Service providers, e.g. AWS, Linode, Azure, GoDaddy, etc. See https://www.federalregister.gov/d/2024-01580/p-46 for their definition.
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by drakythe 3y ago
The general hacker idea you have is... not reality.
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by drakythe 3y ago
You are assuming incorrectly. The bug report linked in the thread the user filed with Mozilla indicates that 4K resolution isn’t available even though once he changes the user agent string it was and it worked without issue.
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by drakythe 3y ago
Isn’t an artist’s works being removed from the training set _the goal_? That’s not “trivial to get around”. That’s the whole point. I totally believe that the folks who don’t care about artist wishes will find a way around this, but it’s a
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by drakythe 3y ago
Remember when looking at old technology that still works Survivorship Bias is a thing to be aware of. Yes, that elderly family member with the 1950’s fridge makes us jealous. But how many of their friends who bought that same fridge had to
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by drakythe 3y ago
Imagine a posterboard, one of those 3 section things you can by at a supermarket kids use in science fairs. What happens if you attempt to stand that posterboard up with the sections in a strait line? Now take the outer two sections and pla
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by drakythe 3y ago
Additional info available from https://www.statnews.com/2023/07/19/marc-tessier-lavigne-sta... I'm glad to see someone take some personal responsibility that isn't forced on them (that we know of).
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by drakythe 3y ago
I haven't found a specific list, but did find this article with a bunch more details https://www.statnews.com/2023/07/19/marc-tessier-lavigne-sta...
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by drakythe 3y ago
How does subscribing increase their spying? Beyond the obvious that they now have your billing address.
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by drakythe 3y ago
Mostly academia and nation states. Physical access will always be king and this provides one more avenue for adversaries to bypass encryption more easily.
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by drakythe 4y ago
Short answer? It depends, but “yes” is more generally going to be true than not. The smoother the edges the more polygons there are. The more polygons there are the more work the processor has to do to render them. In a very basic sense. No
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by drakythe 4y ago
Jump to the end of the line. Ctrl+a jumps to the beginning. Both of these assume *nix cli and not windows.
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by drakythe 4y ago
Would very much like to know about the alternatives, please.
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by drakythe 4y ago
Something like Haxe? https://haxe.org/ Obviously not “any” language but it has more compile targets than your average bear.
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by drakythe 4y ago
While I agree in absolute terms, in legal terms it is problematic because it sets precedent, which is what the law often runs off of. Better to not breach that line until we're sure it can perform in all circumstances, or rules have be
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by drakythe 4y ago
https://twitter.com/questauthority/status/161754192110223360... Mike Dunford is a practicing attorney. Embedded tweet is of a non-lawyer who screenshotted Joshua Browser DoNotPay CEO) saying the subpoena had been
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by drakythe 4y ago
As noted by several lawyers when some of the details of this experiment were revealed: The AI already committed a cardinal sin of traffic court in that it subpoenaed the ticketing officer. Rule 1 of traffic court: If the state's witnes
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by drakythe 4y ago
It won’t be near as tough. I’ve been in Drupal since the 6->7 transition. D7 was still procedura with a homebrew event system (hooks). D8+ is OO based, near total rewrite built on top of symfony and a few other well managed PHP component
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by drakythe 4y ago
ChromeOS would seem to be the answer to this question, no?
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by drakythe 4y ago
Worth noting: Tarn and Zac seem to have had very very little to do with the actual UI beyond feedback, providing data retrieval endpoints, and sometimes reorganizing how data was deliver. Kitfox games are the ones delivering the UI.
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by drakythe 4y ago
He signed a contract waiving due diligence, agreeing to buy a company at a frankly ludicrous valuation compared to their stock price and then tried to back out saying they wouldn’t let him do due diligence.
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by drakythe 4y ago
So you have no problems with employees stealing the odd petty cash here or there for their side hustle, right?
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by drakythe 4y ago
No. It’s not. Musk bought Twitter and took it private. Tesla is still a publicly traded company that Musk (as I understand it) actually had to sell a non-trivially portion of his stock in in order to finance part of the deal. Tesla is not h
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by drakythe 4y ago
Peer to peer tech isn’t exclusive to cryptocurrency shenanigans. Neither is cryptography. I don’t hate these technologies. I don’t think they are useless. Quite the opposite. But the cryptocurrency/blockchain “stack” is a solution in s
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by drakythe 4y ago
Up front: I hate crypto. I think it is stupid and any use case it has can be solved much more efficiently with existing tools. To me this blog reads like post-breakup copium. Dude just spent two years of his life and who knows how much mone

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