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by ezoe 6mo ago
I doubt data in Atlassian are anywhere close to clean or organic. It was designed by hell to swallow shit to real programmer who does real works outside of Atlassian.
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by ezoe 6mo ago
Umm? Is there single step Atlassian did it right? It's a cancer of software development the suits force us to swallow while real development and useful documents are outside of their service because it's so stressful to use.
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by ezoe 6mo ago
Typical American company behaviour, I guess.
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by ezoe 6mo ago
I guess traditional moratorium period for vulnerability publication is going to be fade away as we rely on AI to find it. If publicly accessible AI model with very cheap fee can find it, it's very natural to assume the attackers had fo
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by ezoe 6mo ago
I guess it's time to consider ditching GitHub. Everything that are purchased by Microsoft ware destined to be rotten.
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by ezoe 7mo ago
> The native NVMe driver (nvmedisk.sys) replaces the legacy storage path that has routed NVMe commands through a SCSI translation layer since before NVMe SSDs existed. What? What are Microsoft doing for a decade after NVMe available to c
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by ezoe 7mo ago
So Weave claims AI based development increase git conflict frequency. Given that most git conflicts are easy to solve by person who didn't involved at changes, even for a person who don't know that programming language, it's
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by ezoe 8mo ago
Probably the old habit of batch processing.
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by ezoe 9mo ago
It seems to me that this is just an issue of diff features. Git can extended to show semantic diff of binary files and it doesn't technically need a completely new VCS. As git became the most popular VCS right now and it continues to d
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by ezoe 9mo ago
I've been hearing this for as long as I can remember and I'm not young anymore.
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by ezoe 9mo ago
If anyone ever wonder why they don't see productivity improvement, they really need to read Mythical Man-Month. Garage Duo can out-compete corporate because there is less overhead. But Garage Duo can't possibly output the sheer am
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by ezoe 9mo ago
But would you want to run these Win32 software on Linux for daily use? I don't.
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by ezoe 10mo ago
> In the US, for example, shutdowns would be hard to enforce. Is that really? US government has tanks, bombers, missiles and tactical nukes while "a well regulated Militia" have petty rifles and motolovs. It's very easy fo
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by ezoe 10mo ago
Hey bro! This is the real English bro! No way we can write like that bro! What? - and ;? The words like "furthermore" or "moreever"? All my homies nver use the words like that bro! Look at you. You're using newline!
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by ezoe 11mo ago
But how did only "chesty" photos get 100x views? Is there an online forum like posting a URL to such photos?
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by ezoe 11mo ago
In case of Japanese copyright law, that is 著作人格権(moral rights). A right that protect his work isn't used in a way the author don't want it. It includes right to be not published(like a personal letter intended to be secret), attri
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by ezoe 11mo ago
Because it doesn't. The Japanese copyright law clearly stated decades ago and recent US court favors Anthropic on this regard. Copyright isn't granted on mere information or thought. If you take somebody's copyrighted writing
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by ezoe 11mo ago
CC only works on things that are copyright protected works. Is ML model binary file a derivative works of the learning source? I don't think so.
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by ezoe 11mo ago
Is an ML model binary file created by using copyrighted work as its learning data, a derivative work of the copyrighted work? I don't think so.
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by ezoe 11mo ago
There are some discussion if the whole concept of "license" fits under Japanese law. I think it's understood as "a contract to allow the usage of otherwise restricted work by copyright etc under conditions" But I&#x
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by ezoe 11mo ago
It's a disappointing that after decades of free software movement, people can't understand this basic fact about license and the concept of "free". And the fact 20+ years Mozilla contributor didn't understand it too
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by ezoe 11mo ago
Once your work is published under Creative Commons license, it is irreversible. No matter you have a copyright or not. You can't undo it the fact at one point you published your work in one of Creative Commons license(there are multipl
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by ezoe 11mo ago
Exactly, this is just a 面子(face) problem. Also, his demanding of not using his work for AI training is nonsense. Because entire articles, this one included is published under a Creative Commons license. Didn't he agree on that? Mozilla
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by ezoe 11mo ago
When the machine automation quality became okay enough, this conflict of interest happens. His demand of not using his existing work for AI training is nonsense. Because the entire article is stated: > Portions of this content are ©1998–
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by ezoe 1y ago
In my country, GIGA means "data transfer quota", USB means "USB storage"
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by ezoe 1y ago
I don't think things can be explained by competition alone. People don't use free software Compiler and Web browser and OS just because it's free software, but there is no better alternative.
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by ezoe 1y ago
Well, we let China grow but there is no democracy or human right in China.
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by ezoe 1y ago
If true self-driving car become a reality, there will be people living in a car constantly driving around the city. If the cost of fuel and car maintenance are lower than land and house, it's inevitable.
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by ezoe 1y ago
I wish they set the author to the appropriate person. I assume Bill Gates.
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by ezoe 1y ago
Geological copyleft?

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