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by ealexhudson 3y ago
I think there are a bunch of problems in the timeline, not least the ongoing mismatch between statements and filings, and the lack of anything in 2022. It does look like governance very much played second fiddle, and the unsurprising outcom
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
I have to say it makes sense to me that the binaries would be built from the source tarballs rather than git, seems a bit odd that you'd have separate pipelines and binaries that are produced from a (slightly) different source.
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
I think if you have a set that you want the latest value from, in all engines you can do something explicit like: > SELECT manifest, versionId, checkinTime FROM version ORDER BY checkinTime DESC LIMIT 1 The problem with putting aggregati
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
ODT was designed to be standardised: while the predecessor format was very similar too, it relies very heavily on XHTML, SVG, and CSS, to name but three (there's a lot more). Without being able to call out to existing standards, the OD
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
Or DNA, for that matter, why would they come close to having DNA let alone sharing any %age with terrestrial species?
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
Persistence of vision. But I don't think these turbines go anywhere near close enough for that to be in danger of happening ;)
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
BBC probably wouldn't broadcast Blue Jam today, but only because it would get such limited audience. It's niche and of its time. Similar shows today would include the Skewer, and to be honest I would rank that as more legally dang
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
That sounds obviously transformative and on any non-trivial scale I can't see why copyright would be avoided.
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
The jewelry looked hand-made to me; it's chunky for what it is and quite rustic. Suggests the person is in/around some kind of craft art scene in general, but not necessarily an artist or professionally involved. Vaguely amazing t
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
Legal advice is an exception. In many jurisdictions, it's a regulated field (like health) and providing legal advice without holding the requisite license is illegal. Offering your own opinion on the law is fine, but IMHO answering som
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
Well, except that there's no evidence that OpenAI are using the name in a trademark sense, let alone registered it? Can't really genericise that which was never made specific...
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by ealexhudson 3y ago
Consumers recognizing ChatGPT might just end up like vacuum cleaners; at least in the UK, people will often just call it a "hoover" but the likelihood of it being a Hoover is low. It is difficult to see where the moat might exist
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
You only lose rights with respect to trademarks. Copyrights do not need to be consistently enforced in order to be enforceable (although if you're not consistent you'll likely have a tough time arguing significant damages)
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
This is kind of addressed in the article. The specific difference between using stoic techniques/mindsets to do something, versus actually adhering to stoic philosophy. I think the "strawman" hits the nail on the head in that
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
Never hire externally at seed, you're not a mature enough organisation (unless there is a specific individual you have in mind who would be a natural fit for some other reason). If you're leading the product development you'r
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
More like cosmic pool, and we have Dave Cinzano Bianco Lister.
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
I've done the whole "why is my arm vibrating thing" before, except in my case I was trying to get the end of a light fitting off, and both the hot and cold prongs were in my hand. Got a nice couple of blisters where they touc
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
Since the Met Gala is in May, the causality must be the other direction..?
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
The cost of the thing is effectively irrelevant if you both need it and don't get the bills for weeks/months. If patients are expected to self-ration, they need the info up front...
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
Pretty sure this is going to be a hugely antithetical / heretical article for some, I think it does kind of match the European view. That said, there are a variety of things you can buy with your pretax salary and some other things you
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Hiring tech lead to help solve major historical puzzle(nat.org)
79 points by ealexhudson 4y ago|48 comments
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
I believe it is true, and there was a good thread on twitter about Kelly optimal bets. It seems clear that SBF, and maybe therefore Alameda, didn't really understand the right hand side of the Kelly optimum.
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
But I thought the whole complaint about SBF was the enormous lengths he was going to in order to increase regulation, and effectively pull up the drawbridge behind him? I think the whole point about campaign financing is well made, but th
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
If the source of the flue gas is ~renewable (e.g. wood) and the energy generated is used usefully, this isn't a bad idea for carbon capture. It's much easier to capture the carbon technologically like this, and rely on broader cap
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
Even as a class I device (which an ekg is emphatically never going to be), the ISO audit is three months between the first two stages alone. Under MDD 3 months is a push, but under MDR I think 6 is a much more realistic minimum (if you&#x27
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
If Musk wants twitter to be the town square for the world, that town square needs to be accessible for all. Even though this might not directly affect Simon, hats off to him for making that decision. If twitter starts becoming as inaccessib
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
It did an excellent job, and considering the amount that was cut out it was still extremely easy to navigate from the east to west end along entirely recognisable roads. The pub over the road from Parliament was a bit jarring but understand
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
OME is also accepted/compatible with Gmail, Yahoo!, etc. Would be interesting to know whether they suffer the same issue, or those implementations chose a proper encryption mode..
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
You're allowed to assume the phone network is not being eavesdropped, you're not allowed to assume that for Internet transmission. Whether that's true or not, that's the accepted position. If this encryption genuinely al
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by ealexhudson 4y ago
Blinding an interviewer by changing pitch/modulating the voice does little to erase the actual disadvantage. Few are arguing "people that sound like women are discriminated against", they're saying that the systems are s

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