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by filoleg 5mo ago
I will admit, I didn't think it through super deeply, but I have a very simple (and possibly naive) proposal. We separate them legally the same way we separate alcohol use vs. alcohol abuse. The consequences of getting caught for speed
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by filoleg 5mo ago
Yeah, but (as a user) I would rather have one global server crash for 1-2hrs two-three times per year, as opposed to having each individual server randomly crash once a month for at least one each time. The more I sit down and try to rememb
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by filoleg 5mo ago
> Does a future employer look at pass/fail vs the grade? I don't know for a fact how pass/fail is treated by employers, but there are indeed some that look at your college GPA even 10+ years after you graduated. I suspec
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by filoleg 5mo ago
> So, the solution is to... not provide education? Where did the parent comment say that? This is about as bad faith of a take as it gets. They said that providing more education is not going to help with increasing birth rates, and is l
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by filoleg 6mo ago
Spirit wasn't asking for a government subsidy to get saved from bakruptcy. They were asking to be allowed to get merged with JetBlue (which could've saved them from bankruptcy) and got denied by the government. Those two things ar
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by filoleg 6mo ago
Not gonna lie, I am not sure how the choice of medium here (graffiti) has anything to do with how subtle (or not) the message of an art piece is.
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by filoleg 6mo ago
> If the US wanted to they could seize all the servers Are you sure you didn't misread what I said? Asking because I am not sure how what you are saying has anything to do with my point. Why would the US even consider seizing the se
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by filoleg 6mo ago
This is extremely naive and short-sighted. There is a literal example of this happening rn, and hopefully you will see why your approach isn't that good. UK's OFCOM is currenly issuing legal threats to 4chan, for allegedly serving
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by filoleg 6mo ago
A commercially sold hospital stethoscope is a legally marketed medical device made under a manufacturer quality system, with labeling/instructions, device listing/registration obligations, adverse-event/complaint processes, c
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by filoleg 6mo ago
The question was about fining entities outside of the original jurisdiction, so I am not sure what you have in mind that could be done by network/security engineers here.
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by filoleg 6mo ago
I cannot speak for every state ever, but I remember that roads in WA were mostly funded by gas/diesel taxes + vehicle registration fees. Which is also why WA state has been charging an additional significant car registration fee on EVs
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by filoleg 6mo ago
The access is supposed to be managed in a way that prod would only be accessible with multi-user approval. And that's without even mentioning the fact that storing a key in the source code is a big no-no. If an LLM can just do whatever
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by filoleg 6mo ago
Again, even in the scenario you are describing, it is right-to-left when it comes to organizing columns/page layout (just like it would be with manga), but the text is still not right-to-left. It is top-to-bottom text vertical columns
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by filoleg 6mo ago
^This. One of the top replies on twitter to the OP can be boiled down to "you treat AI as a junior dev. Why would you give anyone, let alone a junior dev, direct access to your prod db?" And yeah, I fully agree with this. It has b
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by filoleg 6mo ago
If you are talking about page order or panel order (in something like manga), those go right to left. More specifically, manga panels follow the usual western comic book panel order, except with left and right flipped. However, when it come
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by filoleg 6mo ago
I agree, the tech was likely not there at the time. I am not sure if it is there yet either, but imo your UX vision for it is the correct one, so if the tech is still not quite there yet, it is just a matter of time. But the AI-powered DAW
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by filoleg 6mo ago
Saw the same thing happen recently to a project made by friend of mine (and no, it was genuinely a cool project, and it isn't me trying to tell a personal story under a guise of it being done by a friend; I would love to take any amoun
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by filoleg 6mo ago
I agree with your DAW UX suggestion very much. I think the writing is on the wall, and Suno is doing exactly that with their Suno Studio.
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by filoleg 6mo ago
> A market like this creates one, creating an externality on owners of weather sensors, on enforcers and courts to investigate and prosecute I am only half-joking, but this gave me an idea for how to finally get the local courts+LEO near
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by filoleg 6mo ago
Sounds like something is off somewhere indeed, because on mobile safari it is running very smoothly for me. Cannot tell the exact FPS, except that it is at least 60 or more.
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by filoleg 7mo ago
Agreed, just like hammers get the nails hammered into a woodboard. They do what the human operator manually guides them to do by their nature. I am not disagreeing with you in the slightest, I feel like this is just a linguistic semantics t
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by filoleg 7mo ago
> Seems equally silly to me to suggest that hammers and lawnmowers don't do anything, but I mean here we are. To be clear, I am not the person you were originally replying to. I personally don't care much for the terminology se
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by filoleg 7mo ago
Just like with absolutely any other tool, their value is in what it enables humans using them to accomplish. E.g., a hammer doesn't do anything, and neither does a lawnmower. It would be silly to argue (just because these tools are sta
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by filoleg 7mo ago
I am not the person you are asking, but (to me personally) it just says that Saudi Arabia had made massive strides to become a modern 21st century society, as opposed to some of their regional neighbors who still practice FGM on a notable s
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by filoleg 7mo ago
I recently was at the Vegas airport, and what struck me was the parking lot. It was the same parking lot I saw many years ago. But this time, instead of feeling sorry for the owners of the cars that were obviously getting cooked up, that wh
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by filoleg 7mo ago
I have the iOS version from yesterday, haven't updated the app yet. No location permission request prompting encountered. In system settings, where each app requesting location data is listed, it isn't present either.
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by filoleg 7mo ago
Epic Games does way more than just purely making games. They also have their own Steam competitor (Epic Games Store) and, more importantly, they develop and support Unreal Engine used by tons of other game dev companies. If you want an appl
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by filoleg 7mo ago
> I'm interested to know where exactly public 3G still exists in the USA. I gotchu, but I wanna be clear that it is all just fringe/regional operators (which is what the claim was originally about anyway, not about major telcos
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by filoleg 7mo ago
I don't believe there is a contradiction. The FCC page you linked is talking about major carriers decommissioning 3G. The grandparent comment is talking about rural/remote areas that no major carrier served in the first place.
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by filoleg 7mo ago
To answer your question: LLMs don't have free speech, because they aren't companies/businesses, they are a tool (that is used by companies/businesses). Whether a company/business uses an LLM or a real human to write

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