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by juunpp 3y ago
They aren't a silly con valley startup and they've been around for 20+ years. https://www.jetbrains.com/company/
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by juunpp 3y ago
"For the time being" is an understatement. The company has been around for 20+ years, and while I haven't used TeamCity, if it is anything like their other products, you can be certain it is built with a high level of attenti
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by juunpp 3y ago
SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP when checking your site.
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by juunpp 3y ago
The article mentions the directory containing the files was still named as it was in Valeo. If he didn't bother renaming the path, I'm not sure he bothered removing the copyright.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Where is the proof that the source code was merged? The article only mentions that former employees caught an eye of the source on the individual's computer; it does not mean the source code was merged or acted upon.
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by juunpp 3y ago
https://wiki.winehq.org/Developer_FAQ#Who_can.27t_contribute... Wine does not allow people who have worked on Windows to contribute precisely for this reason, with some nuances as noted in the link above.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Companies of this size have routine code audits that would find copyright infringements of this sort. If the employee literally brought in source code files and not even change the name of the directory like it was highlighted here, it&#x27
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by juunpp 3y ago
> Nvidia did hire him precisely for his previous experience at this rival company, on the very same project that the two companies were partnered on, which is the same project that Nvidia hired him for. Yes, this happens all the time. &g
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by juunpp 3y ago
I am positive Nvidia has no part in this. A corporation of this size is severely allergic to foreign proprietary code and would not risk the lawsuit. Sounds more like this individual forgot to read the memo on IP, and the article says he wa
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by juunpp 3y ago
Not a lawyer, but check out this part of the licence: "3) Your use of the Yi Series Models (including using the output of the Yi Series Models) and the creation of Derivatives must not infringe upon the legitimate rights of any Third P
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by juunpp 3y ago
This is bullshit and should be titled "How to use our API token for beginners".
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by juunpp 3y ago
You're right, it's not an apples-to-apples comparison. The comparison is unfair to Windows 11 running on bare metal. You'd have to emulate 10 browser stacks recursively and then put Windows 98 on that to get a reasonable base
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by juunpp 3y ago
I think it's interesting and deserves a longer dive, particularly in car representation and crossover/mutation functions, as well as: > The optimality of a particular candidate solution (the fitness function) is determined by h
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by juunpp 3y ago
It is very much a cultural thing, the voice equivalent of decorating your Instagram. Ordering pizza after a 60h work week? Well, better make it sound like fun!!
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by juunpp 3y ago
It resolves the issue of killing productivity and making most people feel miserable.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Are you questioning GP's mythology with facts and properly-done research?
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by juunpp 3y ago
How is Saty even relevant here?
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by juunpp 3y ago
It's fun, I'm a sucker for programming language posts. Also, why are functions labelled 'class'? https://frinklang.org/fsp/colorize.fsp?f=ConvexHull.frink
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by juunpp 3y ago
Mine is a comment that requires context, yours is the low-effort. For example, prior to you being born, a family could survive on a single wage (typically the husband's) while the other parent raised the children. But societies were co
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by juunpp 3y ago
OpenAI's biggest innovation is convincing people that it's open. Or maybe people just don't like reading history anymore.
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by juunpp 3y ago
That is an understatement. UBlock Origin is blocking 454 ads, or 92% of the page.
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by juunpp 3y ago
It doesn't matter.
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by juunpp 3y ago
To MITM me they'd need the intermediate or root certs of whatever I am connecting to? I don't see how even pinning the cert would help if the chain is invalid to begin with.
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by juunpp 3y ago
I am a noob and I've always got stuck on comparing two independent means. Assumption: normality. Yeah, data is never normal in my bakery.
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by juunpp 3y ago
The VPN doesn't know what I search for, it "only" knows what host I connect to and all the associated metadata.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Yeah, I don't trust startups in Palo Alto to do what they say.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Hmm, and apparently you can also ask it to block shit like pinterest from your search results?
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by juunpp 3y ago
Aren't your Kagi searches tied to a payment method? That it doesn't exploit you in every way possible is commendable, but stating that it "solves the privacy issues" is a long stretch.
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by juunpp 3y ago
> Of course, history doesn't repeat itself, it just rhymes. Is there a song for that on Bandcamp?
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by juunpp 3y ago
That's what I was alluding to in the first place.

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