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edgineer
3y ago
Undesirable resharing of personal information is only one consequence. In my time on the internet I've known it to be said in the context of other consequences, be it archiving, digital archaeology, datahoarding, etc. I do like legisla
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edgineer
3y ago
This reinforces the adage (that used to be true) "nothing gets deleted from the internet" and so I am for it. I hope useful posts will be un-404'd.
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3y ago
Various mods have gotten plenty of heat over the years, like being grilled by andersen on CNN
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edgineer
3y ago
The 240W profile uses 48V
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edgineer
3y ago
Not saying it's practical but you could add your own CA on each client device and the router MitMs. Or, e.g. you can set a flag when building Firefox that will store the secrets necessary to decrypt those packets, and the client sends
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3y ago
I invite everyone to look through the financial reports to see who (read: car companies) contributed to the lobbying against the act. https://ocpf.us/Filers/FilerInfo?q=95471 For example, in just one of the reports (60
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edgineer
3y ago
I read GP as a joke.
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edgineer
3y ago
A Scot, on concurrency: a thread, while it kennae lock, spins.
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edgineer
3y ago
Difficult if used for beverages. In my experience CO2 may not have an odor but at high concentrations it burns the hell out of your nostrils anyway.
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edgineer
3y ago
Us tin foil hatters would say manipulators realize that it is given that they need a good argument; the trick is that there are infinite competing good arguments they just need to get in front of.
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edgineer
3y ago
Trying to be more precise: If the LLM reproduces a significant portion of a program token-by-token, is it a derivative work and is it not fair use?
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3y ago
Reminds me of https://www.wired.com/2007/05/lone-programmer-writes-235-lin...
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3y ago
There is an aspect of novelty when it comes to YouTube videos
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4y ago
My Latin teacher would sometimes describe words like this. In this case he said if a person were writing a long sentence along a mountainside, rather than walk all the way back to begin a new line they'd do this. I have always wanted a
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4y ago
My bank once had an "IRL password" like this, which I'd use when calling them. They silently dropped this feature after a few months. I'm guessing it results in negative ROI once you factor in the number of people who wo
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4y ago
Fun fact, the word "mall" comes from the Italian "pallamaglio" [0] https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/the-history-of...
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edgineer
4y ago
To be fair, China's bans on Google et al. make this somewhat retaliatory, not purely anticompetitive.
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edgineer
4y ago
I'd say what you're looking for exists but not in the US. Brits have electric city cars that I'd want to buy, but can't.
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4y ago
Why would running mv before rm be faster? On what file systems is this true?
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4y ago
I'm fairly sure that if it did state taxes, too, I'd actually use it.
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4y ago
@internetarchive says they are working to bring it back. Hopefully my palpitations are just an overreaction to normal downtime. https://nitter.nl/internetarchive/status/1638320898854854656...
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4y ago
Doesn't this assume that the no-code tools won't be smart enough to understand the most probably correct course of action, and to look up information automatically and to ask questions to resolve ambiguities, like what a programme
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edgineer
4y ago
I had to look up "punting." It means boating in a punt (which is a small boat).
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4y ago
There's some irony in this having been decided by a judge who would enforce decorum in their own courtroom.
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4y ago
In Bolivia, maybe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca_in_Bolivia
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4y ago
The optimist in me wants to think that padding articles with AI text (with disclaimer to ignore it) will give honest writers a fighting chance to be succinct when appropriate without sacrificing search engine ranking.
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4y ago
HP is involved in that. They wrote the software, provided it to Microsoft, and are aware of how Windows Update works. I'm reminded of the times Windows Update has "helpfully" installed drivers for HP printers for me that are
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edgineer
4y ago
Perhaps the assumption is that humans functioning as black box loan deniers is also a problem.
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4y ago
This sounds very similar to what James Hoffman recently posted on his channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etnMr8oUSDo
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4y ago
Do Google et al really not check for that?
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