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by e12e 10mo ago
Should that be 25% for 97..193 excluding 100?
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by e12e 11mo ago
Not if you want to handle arguments?
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by e12e 11mo ago
One not-so-obscure problem is how hard it is to only elevate yourself to admin when you need it (and run as a regular user the other time). Essentially you need to pay double license for admin users so they can have two logins; and it'
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by e12e 11mo ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46048125
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by e12e 11mo ago
,> Pretty sure the article is AI slop Yeah, the actual video with transcripts (YouTube link in bottom of TFA): https://www.dwarkesh.com/p/ilya-sutskever-2 Ed: TFA is basically a dupe of https://news.ycomb
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by e12e 11mo ago
Indeed. Having a look at how Tono handle music copyright in Norway, there's this bit that I think is interesting - what if parts of your system is fully ai generated? > When Either Music or Lyrics Are 100% AI-Generated In cases wher
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Ask HN: Is all AI coded code in the public domain?
4 points by e12e 11mo ago|5 comments
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by e12e 11mo ago
The better dupe (linked in TFA) - from March: > Cross-Platform P2P Wi-Fi: How the EU Killed AWDL https://www.ditto.com/blog/cross-platform-p2p-wi-fi-how-the-... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4
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by e12e 11mo ago
I paid for opera too :) But, sure, I could imagine paying for a browser again - although I don't immediately see what features would be worth paying for. For opera it was the custom, fast rendering engine and the email client. Now with
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by e12e 11mo ago
The worst part about opera dying was the email client imnho - and it wasn't trivial to find a replacement. I'm not sure what I'd seek in a browser I'd pay for - but it would be features not present or great in foss brows
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by e12e 11mo ago
Also trust that it won't be abandoned like Opera was.
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by e12e 11mo ago
> It seems to me that we ought to have a system-level language which builds upon the learnings of the past 20+ years. Maybe Ada, D or Nim might qualify?
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by e12e 11mo ago
The only real problem I can remember with Debian was the transition from Lilo to grub ... And there was something with ... Postgres ? At some point? Both of course upstream issues that couldn't be helped.
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by e12e 11mo ago
I kind of imagined the app would be more than a handful of random sound samples for anime with subtitles? I'm guessing the content is ripped (possibly legally due to the short duration - and using only(?) sound? Although if the subtitl
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by e12e 11mo ago
First we had salt circles to trap self-driving cars, now we have spells to enchant LLMs... https://london.sciencegallery.com/ai-artworks/autonomous-tra...
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by e12e 11mo ago
It does make it challenging to track operators as upstream usually only provide/document helm installation. If you write your own tf definition of operator x v1, it can be tricky to upgrade to v2 - as you need to figure out what change
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by e12e 11mo ago
I only whish terraform was more recognized by upstream projects, like postgres, tailscale, ingress operators. A one-time adoption from kubectl yaml or helm to terraform is doable - but syncing upstream updates is a chore. If terraform (or a
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by e12e 11mo ago
Imagine you have a markdown file. You could "render" it to html with pandoc, then serve the html from disk by a static web server. This would be "build time" html - it's html before it's read by the server. The
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by e12e 11mo ago
How is a WebView app better than a webapp?
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by e12e 11mo ago
StandardML (standard metalanguage), scheme?
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by e12e 11mo ago
Password2020: 109,729 Edit: louvre: 7,219
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by e12e 11mo ago
Yes, but maintaining a webapp isn't a nightmare due to the user being able to inspect css, edit html or access the javascript console?
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by e12e 11mo ago
I used to think so, then watched as javascript in the browser rose to be the premium application platform - where the user has access to a console/repl, developer tools etc...
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by e12e 11mo ago
I used vim for about twenty years, and I'm mostly happy having moved from neovim to helix. The main thing I miss in helix is solid debugging support and slime style repl support - but I never had that working in vim. The other thing I&
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by e12e 11mo ago
Not yet in release branch, afaik https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/issues/401
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by e12e 11mo ago
This is funny because MBA could mean two things.
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by e12e 1y ago
Perhaps. I kind of expect that targeted LLM generated content will take over for ads, product placements etc.
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by e12e 1y ago
> Google’s search business generated $56.56 billion in revenue — up 15% from the prior year. So, "search revenue" means ads, right? So with youtube ads, 66B out of 100B revenue is from advertising? In other words Alphabet is st
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by e12e 1y ago
I'm a mostly happy helix user - but I'm still struggling to get debugging to work - both with ruby/rails and typescript/node (Adonis). Apparently DAP protocol support has been merged - but I find the documentation lackin
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by e12e 1y ago
I don't know - the iPhone came with some "bundled" native apps like Safari and Mail - and webapp support. Apple later changed this - but in some ways the iPhone 1 was more open - in the sense that all third party apps were ju

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