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by drran 5y ago
Yes, this is M$ argument, but it's not backed by law. See [0]. "Publicly available" is not "in public domain". Many commercial songs are "publicly available" via a radio station. [0]: https://ww
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by drran 5y ago
Yes, people can read my open-sourced code and learn from it, like they can do with paints, movies, sculpts, and books. No, I don't allow to copy my code freely. Can you explain, what point you are trying to defend here?
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by drran 5y ago
A computer program cannot look at things in the same sense as a human can. Moreover, a computer program is not a "public", because, for example, your smartphone is not considered as a guest at a show. When you say that a computer
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Bash-Modules 4.0(github.com)
7 points by drran 5y ago|3 comments
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by drran 5y ago
Wrong. What do you think the 'L' in GPL stands for? GPL code ≠ public data
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by drran 5y ago
M$ should demonstrate, how fair use works, on their own code. If they are afraid that such "fair use" will lead to copyright infringement of their code, then they have no ground to stay that same use is fair for my code.
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by drran 5y ago
1) If an author did not grant license to his code, then nobody can use it, by default, according to copyright law. 2) If an author did grant license to his code, then somebody, but not anybody, can use the code according to license. 3) If a
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by drran 5y ago
GPL'ed code is not public code. It has the license, which requires fair exchange: if you use my code, then I can use your code under the same license. M$ uses GPL'ed code, so now we have the right to use their code under the same
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by drran 5y ago
GPL'ed code ≠ public data
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by drran 5y ago
IMHO, you should use unofficial strict mode (set -ueEo pipefail; trap "Error at ..." ERR ) often, because it catches a lot of bugs. Sadly, strict mode doesn't work in subshell. Also, code without comments and documentation is
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by drran 5y ago
Can I have a look at them?
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by drran 5y ago
Can you point to examples, please? `bash` is hard to write properly.
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by drran 5y ago
I'm preparing to release bash-modules 4.0 [0]. Can you give me feedback, please? I'm a non-native English speaker, so I need someone to help fix spelling mistakes, at least. [0]: https://github.com/vlisivka/ba
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by drran 5y ago
2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMhgfD-Ib7U 2017: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt7twXzNEsQ , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbgHbYXs3cM 1990: https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by drran 5y ago
See it there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk0RZgDOkgM
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by drran 5y ago
But it waste is harmful even today. We should dig it out of ground and safely store it under ground.
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by drran 5y ago
I can do this in bash too (partially), with `set -eE` and bash-modules: #!/bin/bash . import.sh strict log a() { b } b() { c } c() { d } d() { false } a Result: $ ./test.sh
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Simple, solar-powered water desalination (2020)(news.mit.edu)
591 points by drran 5y ago|227 comments
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by drran 5y ago
> (set -e; echo hi); echo $? It works in my shell. :-/ It looks like you forgot to insert `false` command. You are pointing to the problem with -e not working in subshell/deep functions, because of POSIX. Right? It&#x27
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by drran 5y ago
Yep, evaporator + condenser works very well in nature for billions of years. For example: https://news.mit.edu/2020/passive-solar-powered-water-desali...
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by drran 5y ago
Because computers did not win a war against humans, so they have no rights. Only their owners have rights protected.
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by drran 5y ago
I have a much simpler AI Copilot, called "cat", which spills verbatim code more frequently, but it's OK for me. Can I train it on M$ code?
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by drran 5y ago
I made a mistake in the calculation (10^34 x 10^14 is 10^48, not 10^38), so it's 10^12 brighter. Nobody will survive on the lit surface of a planet.
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by drran 5y ago
1. 5 solar masses is 1x10^34 g. 1 g of mass is roughly 0.9x10^14 J (mc^2). So, roughly 1x10^48 J. 1 ly is roughly 1x10^16 m. Surface area of a sphere with r=1 ly, is 4πr^2 = 4π x 10^32 m^2 or roughly 1x10^33, so each m^2 of surface will re
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by drran 5y ago
Watching of a movie about agent 007 will not make you a super spy. To learn something, you need to watch a lecture, then receive a task, perform the task and provide a result, then receive feedback, and, finally, learn from the feedback.
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by drran 5y ago
> If they are to be deployed on battelfields I'm against it. I assume, you will fart in their general direction.
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by drran 5y ago
And when bad consequences emerge, we will just fire bad government and then ban marijuana again. Marijuana was banned first in 13th century.
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by drran 5y ago
Yeah, I should create a course for the Khans Academy, to summarize 2 decades of research, but my English is too weak for that. So, kinetic energy is stored as potential energy, and then released as kinetic energy again? Yes, it's true,
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by drran 5y ago
1) The Universe is endless in all directions, time, and scale, so there is no unbreakable particle or field. Fundamental fields(math) are defined(math) as fundamental(math). It looks like I need to switch to OpenGL to explain my point. 3D f
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by drran 5y ago
Field is the best representation, but what thing it represents? We are not talking about an analogy. We are talking about representation. A physical thing X is represented in physics as a field (3D array, [x,y,z]) of values of Y, so, if we

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