johnbellone

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by johnbellone 1y ago
This is freaking awesome. I am going to use it tomorrow. Great work!
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by johnbellone 1y ago
This is where I would expect there to be a lot of waste in government budgets. Unfortunately, there are very little incentives for the work coming out of these types of contracts to build process/technology to automate themselves out o
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by johnbellone 1y ago
This is pretty damn sweet.
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by johnbellone 1y ago
I'd be surprised if the average package for SWE is $1M/year (fully loaded).
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by johnbellone 1y ago
PUBG pays licensing fees to Epic Games (Unreal).
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by johnbellone 2y ago
I definitely used his copy over snippet when implementing it.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Ha, blast from the past - I have bunch of code that is in mainline SMAUG.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
I like Bad³ChunkRecord much better.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Do you often go back to maintain that code that you wrote?
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by johnbellone 2y ago
It’s cute you think they’re trying to be “effective”.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
They sold a few specific models with Linux as an option. IIRC they were mostly developer centric marketing.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Would love to have more outdoor cinema here. It became a thing here after lockdown but slowly went away as more venues opened back up.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Sounds like an asshole.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
You can enable developer mode and remote into the device. There are several API frameworks for building extensions. This has been one of the better experiences with hardware (RMP) I’ve ever had. What else are you looking for in a “jailbreak
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Of course he is.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Someone somewhere is still running a gopher server.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
The Boeing of today is merely a husk of its former glory. If the U.S. had another viable domestic airplane manufacturer I bet we’d see a lot more pressure on them. That can still happen. I hope it does.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
The additional documents that are linked in the footnotes are great, too. https://media.defense.gov/2018/Apr/22/2001906836/-1/-1/0/DEF... https://media.defense.gov/2018&#x2
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by johnbellone 2y ago
It definitely does not run “just fine”. It’s passable at best.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Still doesn’t beat ksh cgi server. Ugh.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
It looks like https://businessaccount.microsoft.com/ domain is also affected. [1]: https://crt.sh/?id=9852030995
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by johnbellone 2y ago
https://officecdn.microsoft.com > Validity > Not Before - Fri, 18 Aug 2023 02:17:43 GMT > Not After - Thu, 27 Jun 2024 23:59:59 GMT > Subject Alternative Name > DNS Name - cdn.entity.osi.office.net > DNS Name -
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by johnbellone 2y ago
91245402
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Bingo.
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Fair use[1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use
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by johnbellone 2y ago
There isn't an unfairness to the voice actor. She did her job and got paid. The problem here is that someone inside of OpenAI wanted to create a marketing buzz around a new product launch and capitalize on a movie. In order to do that
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Listen, with any new technology, someone is going to bring a court case to challenge it. This is one example of a case that OpenAI will need to contend with in the future. It’s not about hate for success. Well, maybe some of it is, but mos
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by johnbellone 2y ago
In public, other than Sam’s tweet. Do you think nobody said anything like this in an email or Slack?
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Intent matters. When discovery happens and there’s a trail of messages suggesting either getting ScarJo or finding someone that sounds enough like her this isn’t going to look good with all the other events in timeline. If it goes to court,
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by johnbellone 2y ago
Exactly. And regardless of the timeline outlined, when discovery happens, they’ll be a bunch of internal messages saying they want ScarJo to do the voice or find someone they can match her close enough. They went down both paths. This will

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