free_bip

7 ms·

121.
by free_bip 11mo ago
Let's say I introduce you to a friend of mine. You chat for a little while, and everything seems to be going well, you like them. Then, I tell you that my friend loves kicking puppies and infants. Really hard too, like he's kickin
122.
by free_bip 11mo ago
It's a huge piece for sure, but not the only one. For example, Firefox and Windows both don't support it out of the box currently. Firefox requires nightly or an extension, and on Windows you need to download support from the Micr
123.
by free_bip 11mo ago
Do you really need 17 helicopters and 90 employees for the occasional car chase? This feels wildly over the top. They could do that just fine with one third the resources.
124.
by free_bip 11mo ago
Yeah? What about them?
125.
by free_bip 11mo ago
You are not immune to propaganda.
126.
by free_bip 11mo ago
Maybe if you're using their site directly, but what about the open models?
127.
by free_bip 1y ago
If your argument is that all of these things somehow combine to make the specific case I mentioned in my original comment legal (which was "stealing the work of every single artist, living and dead, for the sole purpose of making a pro
128.
by free_bip 1y ago
I think your analogy is a massive stretch. `wc` is neither generative nor capable of having market effect. Your second construction is generative, but likely worse than a Markov chain model, which also did not have any market effect. We&#x2
129.
by free_bip 1y ago
I'm not a copyright attorney in any country, so the answer (assuming you're asking me personally) is "I don't know and it probably depends heavily on the specific facts of the case." If you're asking for my per
130.
by free_bip 1y ago
One of the few times I vehemently disagree with the EFF. The problem is this article seems to make absolutely no effort to differentiate legitimate uses of GenAI (things like scientific and medical research) from the completely illegitimate
131.
by free_bip 1y ago
As much as I'd like to, the vast majority of android phones are incapable of installing grapheneOS.
132.
by free_bip 1y ago
Rosetta is a software translation layer, not a hardware translation layer. It doesn't take any die space.
133.
by free_bip 1y ago
What an insane statement given it has literally happened AND been a massive news story for quite a while now. For anyone still unaware of the massive extent of constitutional rights violations that dyauspitr mentioned, Legal Eagle has a sev
134.
by free_bip 1y ago
But they literally are... Instead of hiring a Japanese person, they're hiring someone from the Philippines.
135.
by free_bip 1y ago
Because the experts have no say in policy. The only people who have a say are the people bribing (sorry I mean "lobbying") Congress. And even they have very little say because Congress is currently on a hot streak of doing absolut
136.
by free_bip 1y ago
So the Ballmer peak is real?
137.
by free_bip 1y ago
It makes it to market because the US Congress is effectively nonexistent. They can't pass a bill, even a simple budget bill. The government is literally shut down.
138.
by free_bip 1y ago
I presumed they would leak apple juice.
139.
by free_bip 1y ago
webp
140.
by free_bip 1y ago
Just because there's only one deallocation doesn't mean it's run only once. It would likely be run once every time the thread it belongs to is deallocated, like when it's finished processing a request.
141.
by free_bip 1y ago
I disagree with the reasoning "Because there's too much important software that runs only on windows." My disagreement isn't because wine or proton exist, it's because most people only use a web browser. They check
142.
by free_bip 1y ago
The funny thing is you did the exact same thing in this comment as the last one! No arguments to be seen, just "I did all this stuff." Maybe we should call this sunken cost rather than muddying the waters?
143.
by free_bip 1y ago
How exactly is that relevant? I doubt most people who use Amazon admire Andy Jassy.
144.
by free_bip 1y ago
Be the change you wish to see in the world
145.
by free_bip 1y ago
Given that electricity demand is projected to continue climbing for some time, I don't think that's such an issue. It probably won't be above market rate for long.
146.
by free_bip 1y ago
If you do that, its incredibly easy to get around instructions by contracting out to a tiny "company" that's actually just shell corporation #6485 and say they sent it.
147.
by free_bip 1y ago
I understand the point you're trying to make, but I think I can at least sort of understand why they're going with this speed of release cadence. If the release cadence is too slow, you might end up with another JPEG situation whe
148.
by free_bip 1y ago
Genuine question: what do you think this would accomplish, other than a sense of petty revenge?
149.
by free_bip 1y ago
It is literally impossible to run a modern society without giving out that power in some way. Hell, even if you somehow managed to not give out that power, people would create it themselves.
150.
by free_bip 1y ago
OLEDs still have burn-in issues even with all the fancy mitigation systems they have.

More ›