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121.
by guappa 1y ago
That's insanely slow compared to how fast they normally scrape.
122.
by guappa 1y ago
We all know it's doomed
123.
by guappa 1y ago
?
124.
by guappa 1y ago
It's about the means of production… not about all property.
125.
by guappa 1y ago
Those things were incredibly slow.
126.
by guappa 1y ago
It's different because private insurance and hospitals want to make profit
127.
by guappa 1y ago
Communism doesn't want to abolish private property so perhaps try to know more about the thing you're talking about before lecturing.
128.
by guappa 1y ago
Seems he tried but it didn't pass https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-senate-strikes-a...
129.
by guappa 1y ago
I presume the poor quality of the lifestyle, food and environment in USA has an impact, regardless of how much you can spend on medicines to try and offset that.
130.
by guappa 1y ago
> that's less capable than some no-name Android table You cannot run the software you want on that device, so I don't see how you can claim that.
131.
by guappa 1y ago
Yes
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by guappa 1y ago
Bright people and people who think they are bright are not necessarily the very same people.
133.
by guappa 1y ago
And for human patients it makes sure their sensitive private information isn't entirely in the hands of some megacorp which will harvest it to use it and profit from it in some unethical way.
134.
by guappa 1y ago
I wish I was so naive… but since AI is entirely in the hands of people with money… why would that possibly happen?
135.
by guappa 1y ago
But didn't trump make it illegal to make laws to limit the use of ai?
136.
by guappa 1y ago
On github besides the slowness the number of clicks is increasing! I now have to click a "..." thing that opens a menu that only has 1 item in it to see the test build. And of course that (proprietary) tool follows the trend so I
137.
by guappa 1y ago
As a user, i'm glad when devs use old tools so that my battery has a chance of lasting the whole day and my apps don't take 10 seconds just to open.
138.
by guappa 1y ago
Because if you don't pay they bury you so low you will never sell anything.
139.
by guappa 1y ago
Do you have a freely licensed one to share?
140.
by guappa 1y ago
AI company founder and CTO defends those practices… yawn.
141.
by guappa 1y ago
At my work I'm just never reviewing code of certain team members and I let the team leader do it. Their hire, their problem. If the code becomes a mess and fixing anything becomes slower… well who cares I'm paid per hour not per t
142.
by guappa 1y ago
Yes it matters. Something that doesn't exist cannot be used. Any other insightful comment you wish to make?
143.
by guappa 1y ago
It is possible. If you have a free database to do that please upload it?
144.
by guappa 1y ago
https://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=names&keywords=o...
145.
by guappa 1y ago
Does this service exist?
146.
by guappa 1y ago
In that language…
147.
by guappa 1y ago
Can the problem be fixed without making the software useless?
148.
by guappa 1y ago
The fix is to remove the package…
149.
by guappa 1y ago
Write a new one and post it on debian-vote and see if it gets approved :)
150.
by guappa 1y ago
You basically need to call a vote or ask the tech committee to rule otherwise if the maintainer says it's fine. It's not really a bug if it's an advertised feature you don't like, so security team cannot do much in theor

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