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hananova
1y ago
In most EU countries, getting fired entails getting paid for several more months (depending on tenure), and after that you still get a (not very high) living wage from the government.
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hananova
1y ago
All four engravings are groyper catchphrases.
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hananova
1y ago
With how you acted, I'm not surprised that they have zero interest in settling and want to have the law decide.
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hananova
1y ago
The websites are in their right to try to detect adblockers, and the adblockers are equally in their right to avoid detection. If a website really cares, they can try harder. The goal of an adblocker is not just to block ads, but to block a
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hananova
1y ago
Meanwhile, I know and understand the reasons for trailing commas, but I find them incredibly ugly so I always strip them out.
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hananova
1y ago
Then charge for it. Ads are definitely not okay when you're trying to tune your instrument . The real reason of course is that ads will make more money than a one time payment. Also, the OP smells like vapid AI slop.
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hananova
1y ago
I'm sure the lesson they learned isn't to pay for the books in the future, but to not get caught in the future. In the business where all the value is in data, all they lost is a bit of money.
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hananova
1y ago
You'd be wrong, the linked commit clearly says that anything written by, or derived from, AI code generation is not allowed.
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hananova
1y ago
Is he ever getting out? I'm not too informed on how long his sentence is. If the answer is yes, then yes.
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hananova
1y ago
The "Writing this book" section accidentally implies that LLM's were used for 2/3rds of the manuscript. I think they probably mean that LLM's just gave them a lot more to write about, but I think it would be a good
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hananova
1y ago
Surely, users of software aimed at media piracy will be unwilling to disregard software licenses.
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hananova
1y ago
The previous company I worked for did this kind of frequent expiration, made for a good 2-3 days off every 3 months because I sure as hell wasn't going to set an alarm on the date.
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hananova
1y ago
Back in the 90's, me as a dumb kid got a phone call from my ISP telling me that my system had been enlisted in a botnet and that they were turning off my connection until I fixed it. Maybe it's time to once again block entire ASN&
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hananova
1y ago
The thing is, crypto IS reversible, and has been reversed in the past. The people affected just need to be rich and/or powerful enough. And you and I are not in that club.
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hananova
2y ago
A GB emulator is definitely not a weekend project if your goal is any kind of accuracy. And even if it was, that doesn't devalue the project or effort that went into it.
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hananova
2y ago
I have written my own game for the original game boy[1] with the goal of bringing very modern tetris (Think Tetris the Grand Master) to a retro system. It's free and open source. Though the sound seems to not work well on the emulator
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hananova
2y ago
If approved, it will be published in the “staatsblad” in Dutch, French, and German.
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hananova
2y ago
This makes complete sense, we have the system and both itsme and eID readers can be made to only provide age and a uuid. If implemented correctly this would be both secure and privacy preserving.
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hananova
2y ago
So, he's "The Founder" (title) but not "the founder" (concept). Got it.
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hananova
2y ago
Most compilers will compile both the three xor version and three variable version to the same machine code anyway, since modern cpu's have swap instructions.
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hananova
2y ago
There's a reason why the document says "Doxxed me with a real-world identity" and not "Doxxed me with MY real-world identity." It's because she was doxxed, but the doxxing was wrong.
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hananova
2y ago
The problem is that there are many places where non-convincing counterfeits are NOT accepted, which is (at least part of) the reason why there are so many convincing counterfeits now.
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hananova
2y ago
If it's an 8-pin socket, that's perhaps for a dual op-amp.
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hananova
2y ago
My boss has been trying to bully me to RTO for several months now. Unfortunately for him, he promised me verbally that this job was remote forever during the interview, and where I live verbal contracts are just as valid as contracts on pap
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2y ago
> Mere responding is evidently not enough, you need to cooperate. Only if the request is coming from a country with a lot of power to effect its judgments internationally, or from a country you plan to personally visit. Whether or not yo
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hananova
2y ago
This really isn't a difficult question to answer: You remove the smallest subset of content such that you are allowed to operate in the markets in which you plan to operate/have a business presence in/plan to visit.
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2y ago
There are several jurisdictions in the world where the government has the power to force a provider to keep logs, and actively lie about it. We simply have no way to know if mullvad or any other logless provider is actually logless, becau
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hananova
2y ago
If either platform doesn't remove the content after having been made aware of it, yes.
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hananova
2y ago
"It depends." Some work, some do not. Just try.
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It is hard for me to see how this will in any way improve growth. I know for myself that every day I do approximately 1/5th of the total amount of productive work I can do in a week while remaining happy and willing. If my work week we
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