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by inigyou 2mo ago
Doesn't have to be this exact thing. Just anything that inconveniences the ruling class. Anything from deflock to the pirate bay, and preferably not a copy of something that currently exists unless you can mirror its data.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Is it violence if the power company disconnects you for non-payment, too?
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Why do you present three equally ridiculous options?
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by inigyou 2mo ago
So does WhatsApp
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Why don't you think they have control?
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by inigyou 2mo ago
It sounds like it was a failed experiment. Since it worked, it probably lost on a cost/benefit analysis. Which is fair enough.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
It's exactly as close as asking for it after the fact. Reasoning traces have no relation to the reasons LLMs actually do things, except that they may do things because the reasoning trace says they should.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Keeping it secret isn't part of that law. And they don't have to turn over anything not relevant to the payment of duties and taxes.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Use small platforms where possible. Oh wait, small platforms get sanctioned as terrorist organisations. I've been thinking I need to get my own IP range, but that requires exposing a lot of personal information.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
I'm surprised they still need a law.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
The earth isn't locally flat either, because there are mountains. Nor is it a sphere, because there are mountains.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
No, it might make sense because it saves precious memory bandwidth as well as uop count . This code wasn't called that often, generally once per drawing operation, but I don't like being uselessly wasteful - that mindset is how
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Can you answer the question please?
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Why can't Greece just default on its debt? When you can't paper over your insolvency with currency devaluation, you can still be insolvent but you have to deal with it in more overt ways.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Has this been tried? It's been tried with housing (that's the current housing system).
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Yes they are, they are checking IDs are borders again.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Incorrect, they still are.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Device lockdown is why our biggest billionaires are billionaires. It's how they made their money and still make it.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Did it end up becoming more painful than just writing the SQL?
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by inigyou 2mo ago
because document database hatred is passe
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Postgres does even better and it's available right now. No virtual column needed. CREATE TABLE t1 (data JSONB); INSERT INTO t1 VALUES ('{"column1":1234}'); CREATE INDEX t1column1 ON t1(data->'c
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by inigyou 2mo ago
How do you square this with YAGNI? A lot of development time can be wasted making something disabled-accessible that will never have a disabled user.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
It's 64 bits on both but only 32 bits were read on 32-bit systems. Two 64-bit values that were different were considered the same because only 32 bits were checked.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
I suspect this is the wrong way to think about it. Since it's FOSS, you don't even need a plugin system to extend it. Likely the plugins are just an internal organisation structure.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Actually a lot of that bad stuff billionaires are doing is enabled by MIT licensed software. Like, device lockdown is illegal with GPL3
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by inigyou 2mo ago
If I had a quote on my sugar packaging in 1925 "I like this sugar — Adolf Hitler" and then later it's 1950 and someone points out that my packaging still has this quote, I should rightfully consider removing it! Or at least s
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by inigyou 2mo ago
For the benefits
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by inigyou 2mo ago
No, middlemen would happen if it's profitable to be a middleman. Extreme case: one person bids just enough to get all the rights, then charges double that to fishermen to use them.
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Then when it comes out you should buy one. In any case, don't buy a device for GOS unless GOS supports it right now .
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by inigyou 2mo ago
Desktops don't abstract CLI commands. Both are different interfaces on the same thing underlying. Both coreutils and Windows Explorer are "abstractions" (as you call them, but they're actually interfaces) on filesystems.

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