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by jimmydorry 4y ago
It sounds legit, yet I haven't seen any proof of it. Kick uses a different technology stack, different frameworks and libraries... so I wonder how much really can be stolen? I wouldn't doubt boilerplate legaleese getting copied fr
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
Yeah, and as far as I am aware, they are all kept clean with water. I'm not aware of a single installation that isn't hooked up to water facilities, let alone plonked down in the middle of a desert.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
Brooms cause abrasions, especially when they are moving sand along glass or composite plastics. Non lubricated wipers are fine (but not ideal) for dirt / dust, but not at all comparable for sand.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
In comparison to keeping the panels clean and cooled in the middle of a desert?
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
I do not live in the UK and I closely follow the cost of living in other countries. As far as I am aware, the United States has not been Brexit'ed. We are in a period of global inflation and I'm not aware of any government in any
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
The costs are going up everywhere and many shops have runs of being empty of produce. In every other country that is not the UK, this is pinned on "supply chain disruption" or the war in Ukraine. If you haven't been watching
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
Really cool, and really scary at the same time. As a frequent VR user, it would make sense that my movements are unique enough to fingerprint me, but it's not something I've ever thought about.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
If you prevent modifying completely, that would break large swatches of all extensions. I would imagine manifest will eventually move there, but moving straight to the end goal would have created a lot more outrage (rightly so). Again, sinc
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
DRM has a huge impact on what I consume. For example only being able to watch Netflix at 720p due to running a *nix distro.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
The security benefit is preventing unrestricted ability for extensions to modify requests. So much malware is delivered via extension these days, and it's dead simple (and even a relatively common occurence) for a popular extension to
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
Many companies softly announce an intention to do something to guage how their users will react, then adjust course based on the response. Netflix has been doing that, and people spoke up. Now that they finally committed and have rolled thi
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
Nobody, but you would continue paying fees on your short position and there would be no liquidity to close it out.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
It depends. Purely factual things, like reporting on the markets and a majority of objective news could be AI-assisted. Opinion pieces and reporting on subjective material (or trying to shape narratives), that's a whole different game
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
Pedants, actually. :) I couldn't help myself not to point out that the people being pedantic are pedants. Thanks for the example though, as it was a simple way of mostly expressing a complicated concept.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
This is not at all the same kind of "controversy" as having a component fail catastrophically and catch fire. Comparing it to such is minimising how reckless and callous nvidia was.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
They didn't do it here, but you can sign a message that includes a checksum of the application with the private key of that address. The signed message can be proved using just the public key that they have linked to.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
I haven't been able to locate any public record of them. I think you may be confusing the donations that the #2 in charge made to republicans.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
Correct, I accidentally reversed it. The point of my comment was that there was a period where the WHO said one thing and the CDC said another and they were mutually exclusive. These were the two most prominent health authorities, and there
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
The CDC disagreed up until May of last year. The WHO disagreed until December 2021. There is a significant overlap between all these parties of when airborne transmission was misinformation.
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If you remove a noticable portion of the power generation, fuel reserves will be run down and depending on how many hours of power are lost per day, these places may not be able fully charge their UPSs each day. Look to South Africa. They u
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
I haven't heard anything publicly. We can't even know how hard they tried.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
It merged with ironsource this year (and closed a few days ago). Considering the Unity board rejected other offers (even one from an ironsource competitor that was offering a significant premium), I think this ship has sailed.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
He outlined why it wouldn't have been a big mistake, and I can't see any disagreement with any of his points on that matter. Without owning an on-road to their platform, they run the risk of developers losing access to it.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
They certainly could have, and would have been better off for it! The strategy they laid out was to acqui-purchase one, and I guess having nothing to show for it is the risk they undertook.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
>I'm not sure why "good faith" is being brought into question, and I certainly haven't challenged the good faith of those who disagree with me. So I'm not going to address that aspect of the conversation. Per the
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
That is not the comparison at all, and while I have to assume you are commenting in good faith, it is really hard to do so here. The difference Levine is pointing out is between the type of person operating the exchange. It is not the compa
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
100% agree on Zuckerberg really understanding Facebook and where it needed to go. The most interesting part of the email to me was seeing his support for aquiring Unity. Not being able to land that acquisition almost feels like the critical
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
>> software getting deployed, infrastructures getting the timely upgrades.. >I think most people would put these in the same category as developers. Yet they won't have much code to speak of, and for the bit that they do wri
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
An ad telling people to download the Official Reddit Mobile App. I imagine that's what they are referring to.
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by jimmydorry 4y ago
I'm waiting for the eventual OBS Plugin that is configured to work with these kinds of models. On another note, it's crazy to think that we are on the cusp of such powerful machine learning models going mainstream.

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