em-bee

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by em-bee 4mo ago
flags or downvotes probably come from people being skeptical about automated CV evaluation. in europe this is also legally questionable. also matching requirements should be secondary to experience. someone who has done a few react websites
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by em-bee 4mo ago
try deltachat. it's essentially a chat client with all the features you would expect but using SMTP as the protocol.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
the only reason to ever fork a project in earnest is because the original project owners are not willing or able to cooperate or accept patches. in other words you fork because you have nowhere else to go. exactly the situation we have here
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by em-bee 4mo ago
yes, but a model that runs on my own machine will never have the capacity of a model that runs in a datacenter. as i said, it can't compete with that.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
what is Open Source AI even? to me Open Source, like Free Software, is something i can run on my own computer. any AI system that runs on a computer that i do not control is by my definition not Open Source. so how then can Open Source AI w
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by em-bee 4mo ago
or the best one, so i can challenge myself to improve.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
i agree on the camera direction. that is annoying. the flying blobs are other players going wild
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by em-bee 4mo ago
What if that chip output a facial UID, for help with 'hey, that's someone I know' what if i don't want to be recognized by you? or by anyone else? the problem is not that it allows some people to recognize me. the prob
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by em-bee 4mo ago
Blogging should be free, free as in beer and free as in speech. wow, that comes across as very entitled. what business do you have to tell me that i should do something for free for you? i am tempted to add a paywall to my blog just for y
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by em-bee 4mo ago
after you read it, why did you find it was good advice?
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by em-bee 4mo ago
it is illegal. see the other comments below. what's most grating is that heise as a technical publication that is much more familiar with these issues should really know about this.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
likewise on firefox
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by em-bee 4mo ago
the explanation is here: https://noyb.eu/en/frequently-asked-questions-about-pay-or-o...
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by em-bee 4mo ago
oh finally, we were just talking about this a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48444803 here is another one (from the above link) https://noyb.eu/en/nordic-media-giant-schibsted-switch
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by em-bee 4mo ago
they already won the first instance in austria: https://noyb.eu/en/court-decides-pay-or-okay-derstandardat-i... but the banner is still there so they are still fighting. link found thanks to: https://news.yc
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by em-bee 4mo ago
you must have already agreed and forgotten about it. clear all your cookies from heise and see what happens.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
google search results were true in that they accurately reflected the content of the pages that were found. it would then be up to me to decide if i trust those actual pages. that trust level obviously varies, but for example if the page fo
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by em-bee 4mo ago
server side includes are just a variant of the backend framework. they have the same problem. i'd still be locked in. and i'd depend on and have to maintain a backend for the lifetime of the site.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
my most recent website is fully static html and css. it contains several pages and a menu that is duplicated in all pages. that menu is maintained manually, and every time a page is added, all copies of the menu have to be updated. at some
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by em-bee 4mo ago
i hope that safety regulations everywhere simply would not allow any station to be built without a way out.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
nobody has that skill. in order to recognize a contradiction you have to already know something contradictory. if you don't then you can't recognize anything. the only other reason to make you check is that you are very suspicious
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by em-bee 4mo ago
i always set my overdraft limit to zero. i never want to use that by accident.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
it's not clearly labeled. it's a search engine. i expect deterministic responses from that.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
no, just a ban on using non-deterministic software for situations where deterministic responses are expected.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
the user needs to use some judgement on the information they receive and have some critical thinking skills how? errors can be so subtle that it is not possible to recognize them unless you spend an hour researching every fact presented.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
there still are a bunch of viable messaging apps/services that work without a phone number: matrix, wire, deltachat, threema, maybe jabber/xmpp (depends on their support of encryption). any others?
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by em-bee 4mo ago
it's denial all the way down, but i don't see the circle, hence i am denying to upvote ;-)
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by em-bee 4mo ago
i had the same thought. likewise the sun formed from particles circling around the galactic core. that matters later when it is explained how the sun is moving.
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by em-bee 4mo ago
the wikipedia page has links to projects that removed CAcert where reasons are stated. the main one being that CAcert didn't complete a security audit or because they were not yet accepted by mozilla (because of the lack of an audit, b
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by em-bee 4mo ago
well, the problem is that a lot of people do load vulnerable plugins and that makes wordpress an attractive target.

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