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by guipsp 5y ago
They are concerned about knock on effects related to negative coverage of a product that uses OpenAI
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Taking existing art and twisting it is art too. In fact there was a movement I can't recall the name of dedicated to this?
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It's part of my workflow
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If it makes you feel better, it never occurred to me either, and I know the meaning of both Palo and Alto
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Yes. You could.
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It's a good thing, until you ask a non-technical user to edit the config file. Then they become confused because a tab is visually, but not functionally equivalent to a number of spaces.
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Would it be possible? Probably yes, but not performant.
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There was a point where it did, however the standards have changed.
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...Yes? The point is that you should be aware of who you're giving your information to.
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I, as a user, don't expect my phone number and email do be shared automatically when I open the share pane.
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by guipsp 5y ago
I wouldn't call this fake research. Maybe unethical, but they did do research, and they did obtain data,and they did (attempt?) to publish it.
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Deno exists, I guess
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by guipsp 6y ago
The blog post assumes that curl wouldn't be the primary target (fair, almost no end-user uses curl directly), which would make an attack on curl a supply chain attack.
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I can link more: https://wwahammy.com/on-safety-at-libreplanet/ But I fear no matter how much I link it will never be enough.
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The standard on public behavior doesn't stop at what's legal or not. At least I would hope so.
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I can link you some examples, but a complete list is impossible. In the middle of this article: https://selamjie.medium.com/remove-richard-stallman-appendix...
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by guipsp 6y ago
No one is bullying RMS, they are holding him accountable for his behavior. >And all powers currently is seized by a loud crowd who believe that person should be judged by his words, not his deeds. His deeds actually make people (speciall
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by guipsp 6y ago
This may answer your questions https://twitter.com/_sagesharp_/status/1173637138413318144
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by guipsp 6y ago
Even if you excuse his terrible personal opinions and his egregious personal hygiene, you cannot excuse his behaviour, specially around women. https://twitter.com/_sagesharp_/status/1173637138413318144?s...
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It's an analogy.
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by guipsp 6y ago
Calling transgender people "transsexuals" is the same as calling black people "blacks". It's dehumanising.
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30% faster is significantly faster
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I'm sure you'd agree that vendor lock in on client endpoints is a much lesser issue than the critical infrastructure those endpoints are connected to, specially because not all endpoints are Microsoft
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(and in all of Europe I believe)
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I'm not sure I follow? Profiteering off of healthcare has a cost, in terms of people not cared for due to various market reasons.
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Unfortunately, this area has a very high start up cost, which limits disruption. This is the big problem when people say "just disrupt". In addition, the aforementioned patents prevent disruption. Even long after the original pate
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I'm sure you realize that the rights of corporations are not the rights of the individual. I'm also sure that you realize the difference between taking a small profit, and the huge margins big pharma companies have. In addition, t
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Is this the same Nick Land famous for his racist views that kickstarted the "dark enlightenment"?
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To put food on the table
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by guipsp 6y ago
If you control the executable then it's easy. If you can only append then it's harder.

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