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by flexagoon 3mo ago
Independence from a country doesn't require excommunication of all citizens of that country
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
Dutch researcher salaries are also pretty high (compared both to median Dutch salaries and academic salaries around the world), so it's still not like you're leaving USA to live in poverty
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
Unlike now, where instead of saying your hypothesis you're just letting every reader come up with what they think is a crazy conspiracy theory and ascribe it to you?
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
There is a tag for ALPRs on OpenStreetMap: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:surveillance:type%3D... So you can just add them using a normal OSM editor like EveryDoor or Vespucci
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
No specific figures, but see, for example: https://annas-archive.gl/blog/ai-copyright.html > Virtually all major companies building LLMs contacted us to train on our data. Most (but not all!) US-based companies reco
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
I don't think it is. It reads exactly the way I would write it myself.
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
No, but they openly make a lot of money from selling their library to AI companies. Fast enterprise access to Anna's Archive starts at $100.000
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
Idk, I get what you mean but I'd personally rather not use my pinky finger for navigation, sounds really uncomfortable.
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
I don't believe that you actually see no difference between this and the case in the lawsuit.
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
How are they "not that touch-typing-friendly" when they're literally the keys that are always under your fingers when touch typing?
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
I just have a layer on my keyboard that puts arrow keys where hjkl are on qwerty when I hold the tab key. Since tab is right next to my pinky finger on my laptop, it easily became muscle memory, and allows to use home row navigation in all
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
If someone has the time and opportunity to create a robot vacuum from scratch, they probably also have the time to write a short introduction for it
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
Child mortality rates are rapidly dropping globally as well https://ourworldindata.org/child-mortality https://ourworldindata.org/children-saved-global-health
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
> Submitters just add stylistic markers to make their accounts and output seem human-generated https://xkcd.com/810/
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
I've had a Bellroy bag, they're not the most fashionable but super high quality and well thought-out. Just like Haskell code—maybe that's why they like it.
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
Everyone dreams about making the next cool AI tool and doesn't bother checking if someone has already made the same thing years ago without the word "AI" in the description
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
For even more of a challenge, try replicating Richard Stallman's personal setup: https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
"Don't believe random quotes on the internet" - Albert Einstein
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by flexagoon 3mo ago
Heliboard does have swiping! You just have to manually download the GBoard swiping library and upload it in the app.
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
> Exactly same reason why porn sites use their own specialist payment processors They're called high-risk payment processors and they usually handle all sorts of "legal but sketchy" sectors like porn, gambling, crypto, leg
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
Because it offers cheap open source models, not GPT and Claude. I mentioned it as an alternative to Z.ai's subscription in OP's comment, not to Codex.
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
They were doing great game updates until Caves and Cliffs, where they promised too much and had to split it over like 5 next updates. After that they decided to mostly just do useless "feature" drops.
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
There is an unofficial mobile port of Java edition, so no https://github.com/AngelAuraMC/Amethyst-Android
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
Isn't this just Opengraph but in json? What's the advantage?
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
There are tons of existing Skills/MCPs for Google/Kagi/whatever search, and making your own is trivial. I gave DeepSeek in Pi a link to Kagi API docs and asked it to add a web search skill, and it did that easily.
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
> The companies that offer web hosting could get into this. They already do. DigitalOcean is one of the providers on OpenRouter, for example
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
OpenCode Go is $10/month and the limits are much more generous than those or Codex
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
Why "etc."? Isn't it just node, bun and deno? Genuine question
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
Slurs are targeted towards specific groups of people (or I guess just anyone? "Clanker" is considered a slur, and you can probably come up with plenty of slurs for animals, they just won't be considered offensive and socially
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by flexagoon 4mo ago
Sure, there are plenty of things to dislike about DMCA or any other modern copyright law, but in this context the discussion was specifically about using DMCA to take down an unauthorized republishing of a copyrighted book online, which is

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