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by ekianjo 1y ago
We have mass surveillance already in all 5 eyes countries that assumes that anyone can be a criminal at all times.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Ditch Google for what?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
If you have a closed off base where you end up it does not matter. Nobody expects astronauts to breathe air on Mars anytime soon.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
It's dumb because it's not practical yet?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Why consider per Capita? The climate does not care about arbitrary per Capita metrics, it cares about absolute volumes and India and China are the ones you need to tackle.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
There were times where one would be involved in many wars happening at their local level within their lifetime. We have had two big wars in the 20th century but many countries were not directly the theater of war and most frontiers did not
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Every roman statue depicts politicians and leaders who lived in the city. Peasants, farmers did not get statues.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> Romans could have invented steam engines if they wanted to. You invent such things when you have resolved many other problems first. Like water and sanitation, and geopolitical stability. And no, steam engines took a lot more time anyw
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by ekianjo 1y ago
And Alyx was probably a huge failure, ROI wise, because nobody buys VR headsets. I know, not "nobody", but by far and large it has remained a super niche market.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> Writing with an LLM is not a shame Should be "Writing with a LLM is not a shame", no reason to put a "an" here.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> message and the reasoning should be yours, I think we havent realized yet that most of us don't really have original thoughts. Even in creative industries the amount of plagiarism (or so called inspiration) is at all times high (
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> Assuming the ROI is positive what exactly is holding them back? The Google problem where every project that is not Search has a much worse ROI.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> As it turns out, even the Romans understood the power of a good hat. The author thinks Roman had low intellect or something?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
linux?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> If at least the US got in line with the rest of the world, we would be half-way there. China and India would like a word with you
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Yes you can use R in the middle of HTML with this ( and even combine R and JavaScript). There should be a bunch of examples in a repo.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Someone did a demo on mobile a while ago, offline, so yes it is possible but I have never seen an actual code example on how to do that.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> though there will be no penalties proposed. As usual this is Japanese politicians being completely clueless and pretending to do something.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
it should via the Rmarkdown library.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
We were talking about the spec, not the implementation.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
The spec is at XLST 3 right now.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Even "champion of the web" Mozilla is on board. Tells you exactly what you need to know.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Notice their stance is that they are not against these kind of checks but it costs too much to implement. Basically if it becomes cheap to implement Bsky will be happy to oblige. > Unlike tech giants with vast resources, we’re a small te
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Wow, talk about a blanket statement.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
The market owner sets the rates. If you are not happy, good luck creating your own market with your huge user base.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Flash was never a web standard. XLST is.
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Vulkan based encoders and decoders are super exciting!
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by ekianjo 1y ago
Is there any actual journalism here or is it just 'Meta competitors make fun of Meta and I have nothing else to write about' ?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> Society, in general, supports the idea that writers, artists, film makers, coders, etc Coders don't get paid every single time their code runs. Why bundle different rights together?
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by ekianjo 1y ago
> Sam Altman, OpenAI’s chief executive, has compared hype around AI to the dotcom bubble at the turn of the century Sam is the main one driving the hype, that's rich...

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