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by fourthark 1y ago
By your criteria you would ignore that entire text because there was no argument only identity.
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by fourthark 1y ago
Unless it keeps civilizations safe from each other.
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by fourthark 2y ago
So... you're fine?
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by fourthark 2y ago
Not the answer you were looking for, but `juice` makes it possible. https://github.com/Automattic/juice
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by fourthark 2y ago
Not expecting, but hoping nonetheless.
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by fourthark 2y ago
The vote button you press disappears, as well. I think this depends on some kind of local storage; it's often slightly out of sync.
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by fourthark 2y ago
I find no mention of melting in the reviews. Are you joking?
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by fourthark 2y ago
Emacs doesn't ship with them or nag you to install them.
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by fourthark 2y ago
All in order to prove that the browser should be part of the OS and was not at all gratuitous tying to defeat Netscape.
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by fourthark 2y ago
I always wonder what's the difference between LLMing shell commands and curl https://example.com | sh
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by fourthark 2y ago
(which discusses privacy issues on the training side)
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by fourthark 2y ago
FFmpeg is mostly LGPL and has very clear and helpful instructions about how to incorporate and distribute it in compliance.
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by fourthark 2y ago
> Seth Lloyd has stated, "They fail the Monty Python test: Stop that! That's too silly!"
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by fourthark 2y ago
Ppl acting like LLMs!
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by fourthark 2y ago
I think the concern is more that the person did not have the right to contribute, i.e. their employer owns the copyright to their work.
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by fourthark 2y ago
It's not copyright assignment in this case. The bot is nagging about the code being copyright-free and license-compatible. So it's in the gray area that you describe in your second paragraph.
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by fourthark 2y ago
Apparently, no you can’t. But one can.
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by fourthark 2y ago
Execs love genai & execs make purchasing decisions.
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by fourthark 2y ago
Yes, Typst is fully supported as an output language of Quarto. Exceptions: you’ll need extensions for slides, some layouts. No books support, yet. [I work on this.]
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by fourthark 2y ago
> a fig tree so huge it would take three people wrapping their arms around the trunk to cover the circumference. No way that grew in 16 years…
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by fourthark 2y ago
It says caffeine is not part of the recipe, so... just add more? (And use beet sugar IIRC.)
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by fourthark 2y ago
As explained in the link, Vega uses many of the D3’s geometry and other utilities, but not the DOM manipulation that most people associate with D3. So the layers are not even in this comparison - Vega is sort of on the same level as D3, and
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by fourthark 2y ago
For the invalid example in 3.2, I think the last line intends to say "sidebar" not "header". As it is, it's both discontiguous and missing an area.
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by fourthark 2y ago
Famously huge FORTRAN code base going back to the 80's, although they were wrapping it in C++ and Javascript when I worked there in the aughts.
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by fourthark 2y ago
The argument being that there is not very much video footage of people turning their heads, therefore not enough data to train deep fake videos / filters.
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by fourthark 2y ago
> Pseudoscheme consists primarily of a Scheme to Common Lisp translator that is written in Scheme. To obtain a version of the translator that runs in Common Lisp, it is applied to itself. Yes!
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by fourthark 2y ago
Thank you!
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by fourthark 2y ago
I saw Schulman present how he discovered the dirty tricks Microsoft used to hobble Windows betas on DR-DOS, using similar techniques. This was at Ralph Nader's Appraising Microsoft conference in 1997. It's covered in another of hi
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by fourthark 2y ago
SVG version doesn't fully animate in Android Firefox, looks good in Chrome!
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by fourthark 2y ago
llama.pdf when?

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