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by grotorea 3y ago
Doing some armchair navel gazing cryptanalysis, but isn't that only true if you assume the OTP has access to true randomness? What if the attacker breaks your CSPRNG? Or what if the universe is deterministic and therefore a true RNG is
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by grotorea 3y ago
Everyone else seems to be allowed to do it, so they might as well try again.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Isn't that what Apple requires apps to do by the way? Does Fujifilm have an iOS version that does that and an Android version that quits?
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by grotorea 3y ago
I remember reading an article about Georgia (the country) successfully doing that with its highway patrol, but I can't find it again.
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by grotorea 3y ago
What do you propose? Internet operating systems?
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by grotorea 3y ago
We can already do that for DOS programs, right? So a few more decades and it should work for XP too.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Does that applies to all books, even if you have 10 copies printed and distribute them privately?
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by grotorea 3y ago
> This is a pretty bold claim and you would have to do a bit of work to make it more convincing. Besides, it's not really how science works. Different theories wax and wane over time all the time. What we're really doing with s
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by grotorea 3y ago
But can NVIDIA maintain a patchset that just removes these new protections from the kernel instead of a complete fork?
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by grotorea 3y ago
Aren't you forgetting the "buy a GPU" step? And aren't most OSes either free or significantly cheaper than the sort of GPU AI uses?
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by grotorea 3y ago
IANAL, but I suspect you're right. The GPL restricts redistribution, but does it impose any restriction on someone who downloads and compile their own kernel and downloads and links the NVIDIA driver against it, then never redistribut
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by grotorea 3y ago
Would you expect correlation between school and software engineering achievement, to give the most HN-relevant case?
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by grotorea 3y ago
Thanks for the correction. The non-commercial aspect seems to be mostly directed at people trying to compete with them, not comercial users. > You may distribute the software or provide it to others only if you do so free of charge for n
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by grotorea 3y ago
IFTTT is target more at personal usage while the others are more professional or more complex uses. n8n is, as the starting page, open source and self-hosted unlike those two.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Could you say this is "wisdom of the crowds" working against the bidder?
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by grotorea 3y ago
But legally, does intention matter in either copyright or contract law? And specially someone who is neither licensee or licensor?
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by grotorea 3y ago
But doesn't society also benefit from both the formal and informal part of the conference? Is it worth levelling down?
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by grotorea 3y ago
Is it so different from adding lens flares?
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by grotorea 3y ago
Partly true but a bit too much cynism. Post to a mastodon instance you trust and keep your own backups?
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by grotorea 3y ago
Do users here actually want youtube to show you "what's popular across the platform" i.e. the default youtube homepage?
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by grotorea 3y ago
I wonder what's the best solution here then. A different language that actually is portable assembly, or has less undefined behaviour or simpler semantics (e.g RIIR), or making -O0 behave as portable assembly?
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by grotorea 3y ago
I mean, we already can have someone asking his bot "turn these bullet points into a proper email" and the receiver asking her bot "summarize this email".
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by grotorea 3y ago
And how legally binding those T&C really are anyway?
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by grotorea 3y ago
I believe the fees were in fact low back when they used that argument, many years ago.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Doesn't youtube ultimately use the browser's video player now that flash is no more? In addition to what the other poster said about checking if you're downloading the exact same codec etc as you're watching, you could t
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by grotorea 3y ago
Argentina has been having trouble with its currency for a while now. Also, I question how much power it really gives in this case. Usage of USD is already large, and the government can't really control foreign exchange already.
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by grotorea 3y ago
The article title sounds like it's a done deal but it's just a victory in presidential primary.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Doesn't your ink dry out?
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by grotorea 3y ago
I think this is much wider than HN. Consider Office Space.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Sounds like the opposite problem from lojban, where having highly precise conversation is possible (and like most of the point) but effortful to achieve.

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