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by grg0 2y ago
Corporations have been attacking the GPL for decades. Your employer would likely not allow you to license something with the GPL even if you wanted to. Many employer's employee handbook comes with specific clauses against not using, le
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by grg0 2y ago
Yup, and one doesn't need to look further than FreeBSD to see what the end result is. I wonder, to what extent is the Linux Rust effort "generously subsidized" by corporations? > He is thinking about ""what we ar
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by grg0 2y ago
Same, I thought it'd generate audio much like classic stego used images. 2/5, guys, sorry. I came here for an epic adventure and was disappointed.
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by grg0 2y ago
I just read the article, which like OP says, talks about third-party app stores and not sideloading. If it's anything like EU regulation, then that'll be that.
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by grg0 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sideloading
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by grg0 2y ago
Yup, it's not sideloading. Actual sideloading would be too much freedom for an iphone ecosystem.
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by grg0 2y ago
Regardless of what happens, I think Sam needs to bench press.
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by grg0 2y ago
This is absolutely hilarious. Original story: https://www.voxnews.al/english/kosovabota/qeveria-po-e-plani...
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by grg0 2y ago
I think your misunderstanding is in the "turning around" part. If you read any of the unhinged manifestos A16Z et al have written, you'll understand it's all very consistent with what you are witnessing now. Some people
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by grg0 2y ago
It really won't. The only reason I could think of is if there were a Sphere(Sphere*) constructor, which would be weird, and is also not the case [1]. There is also no reason to use a vector<Sphere*> since Sphere is not part of an
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by grg0 2y ago
Thank you all who contributed to this project. Truly an amazing community. /s
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by grg0 2y ago
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic, but it means nothing to "own" the browser when, realistically, you're going to be playing catch-up with the whims of the one corporation that basically controls nearly all dec
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by grg0 2y ago
"The 5 mins it would take" --- Check the README on Red Alert, for example: If you wish to rebuild the source code and tools successfully you will need to find or write new replacements (or remove the code using them entirely) for
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by grg0 2y ago
Can you really be an independent web browser when Google basically controls the W3C? I'll be using this as soon as it comes out anyway. It's not like there are a lot of alternatives in this space, so I very much welcome fresh take
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by grg0 2y ago
Build what into the model? If they stop making fake HDR shit and the videos look unappealing and boring, then it's mission accomplished.
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by grg0 2y ago
I actually liked this one better, scrolling a bit down on that same page: https://www.new-east-archive.org/articles/show/12943/moscow-...
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by grg0 2y ago
AKA there is none. Remember that this comes from the company that gives police access to video footage without a warrant. You should expect as much privacy as when taking a dump in a public park. They won't put that in the privacy sect
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by grg0 2y ago
Think of a fraction as a pizza. The bottom number is how many slices the pizza has, and the top number is the slices that you are going to eat. Sally will eat the rest, so you need to leave some for her.
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by grg0 2y ago
These fake AI images/videos always look so over-saturated and fake-HDR'ed, you can probably flag them with a simple histogram check.
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by grg0 2y ago
Classic Leonardo, strong vibes.
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by grg0 2y ago
When their order was actually better than yours. I know the feel. You know it's wrong, but it was preordained.
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by grg0 2y ago
Open AI™ (with a space)
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by grg0 2y ago
I've left gyms and restaurants because of this crap.
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by grg0 2y ago
Yup, it will certainly do its thing.
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by grg0 2y ago
> In France if they'd raise the price of baguettes by 10%... That was an unexpectedly good turnaround vs the first statement. Damn, I was not expecting to have such a hard laugh. You should also add "social" media to your
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by grg0 2y ago
Just like Melon Husk.
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by grg0 2y ago
> You referring back to only Athens when we have had several centuries of political history and progress, is embarrassing. > The Constitution of the USA was especially a model of its kind. Then how is it that the US in its inception,
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by grg0 2y ago
You don't need separation of powers to "qualify for democracy", per your statement above. That just simply isn't true. Democracy is, simply put, a form of government where power emanates from the people. That the separat
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by grg0 2y ago
It's a LRU cache with a size of 1.
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by grg0 2y ago
That would exclude every parliamentary democracy in Europe, so no. Also, the word 'democracy' does not appear in either the US Constitution or the Declaration of Independence, so it's weird to make the argument you are making

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