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by kg 1y ago
Google and the Internet Archive both did/do this with elaborate setups. https://archive.org/details/eliza-digitizing-book_202107
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by kg 1y ago
> Penalties to be applied in cases of criminal copyright infringement (i.e., violations of 17 U.S.C. § 506(a)), are set forth at 18 U.S.C. § 2319. Congress has increased these penalties substantially in recent years, and has broadened th
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by kg 1y ago
For anyone like me wondering what Visual Look Up is, Apple's page on it is here: https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/identify-objects-in-y... It identifies objects in photos, if I'm understanding it c
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by kg 1y ago
This is one scenario where IMGUI approaches have a small win, even if it's by accident - since GUI elements are constructed on demand in immediate mode, invisible/unused elements won't have tooltip setup run, and the tooltip
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by kg 1y ago
It has lots of little planets with their own gravity you can jump between.
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by kg 1y ago
Technically for US residents Apple can throw you in prison for attempting to maintain and use your freedoms, thanks to the anti-circumvention parts of the DMCA.
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by kg 1y ago
Some people really sincerely do believe in pacifism. That doesn't seem misaligned with 'the victim of an immoral war should win'. One can also believe multiple things at the same time, like: * Waging war is immoral * If someo
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by kg 1y ago
I've been slowly refining a pitch deck over the past couple years and the feedback from reviews and test pitches has strongly reinforced for me just how important it is for slides to be short and laid out precisely. You want the most i
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by kg 1y ago
The USPS is a really good example. Most of its modern problems are exclusively the result of politicians sabotaging it - given the constraints it operates under it's wildly successful. Even some foreigners I know have a positive view o
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by kg 1y ago
Wow, you're not kidding. In some shots David Bowie barely looks like David Bowie because the algorithm's taken such liberties with the original image to try and make it look sharp.
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by kg 1y ago
There were a few dust-ups of this sort that I saw on Twitter back before Gamergate started (and during Gamergate) where there were accusations that people were brigading visible black users on Twitter to push them off the site or get them b
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by kg 1y ago
The adventure involved in disabling Facebook's in-app browser is genuinely funny to me. Some people worked hard to bury it like that.
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by kg 1y ago
Where is it disclosed that this post was written by an LLM in part or in whole? I don't see it in the linked article
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by kg 1y ago
Equity and revenue share are fundamentally different things. YC could be asking for 30% equity and it'd still be more reasonable than the 30% revenue cut modern gatekeepers demand.
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by kg 1y ago
We had a third option in the old days: Play on private servers with your community, or on public servers where the community vote-kicks cheaters. It wasn't perfect, but it did work pretty good. Unfortunately the industry decided to lea
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by kg 1y ago
The post doesn't seem to elaborate on how Riot detects and bans people using that sort of cheat, but you can detect some % of those people by analyzing their inputs. Humans don't play the way an aimbot does.
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by kg 1y ago
Part of the problem is that "who's making the internet unpleasant" has a different answer depending on who you ask, and having a list of real identities and thus addresses to associate with your pet out-group is really appeal
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by kg 1y ago
The reputational risk involved in using their anticheat for that is pretty severe, and I can't imagine they'd make that much money by selling telemetry to advertisers compared to how much they make off Valorant itself. At their sc
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by kg 1y ago
Spent an hour trying to get Veeam to work and it can't connect to an agent installed on the same machine. Sigh. Thanks for the suggestion though.
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by kg 1y ago
Windows ends up being a thousand cuts situation when you have enough software like this installed. If you want a responsive and stable system you end up spending a good amount of time troubleshooting freezes or mystery CPU/disk usage.
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by kg 1y ago
My understanding is that some modern game DRM does use an approach like that. See https://connorjaydunn.github.io/blog/posts/denuvo-analysis/
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by kg 1y ago
If you look at the data from places like https://revenue.ennead.cc/revenue you can see that there's not an even spread of revenue but instead a cluster of big winners towards the top.
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by kg 1y ago
Yes, they explained that the UK's regulations are less aggressive so it's possible to comply with them
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by kg 1y ago
The OP seems to be coming from the perspective of "my time as a PR reviewer is limited and valuable, so I don't want to spend it coaching an AI agent or a thin human interface to an AI agent". From that perspective, it makes
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by kg 1y ago
If I understand the problem right, the issue is that even if you have a completely separate set of authoritative tokens, the actual internal state of the model isn't partitioned between authoritative and non-authoritative. There's
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by kg 1y ago
There's two levels of attack going on here. The model obeying text stored into an image is bad enough, but they found a way to hide the text so it's not visible to the user. As a result even if you're savvy and know your VLM&
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by kg 1y ago
> Noone in their goddamn right minds would just pay for an app showing some image of something Not to necessarily disagree with anything else you argued, but there's a small relatively profitable genre of games for consoles that are
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by kg 1y ago
Unlike memecoins most games have utility via interactivity. I say most because there are definitely games like Banana that don't really have any interactivity, but it arguably had a different kind of utility: https://www.you
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by kg 1y ago
Something missing from this analysis (though probably not critical to it at all) is the rise of people leaving their phones on Do Not Disturb, especially in the US where spam calls are rampant. I have notifications turned on for maybe 1-2 d
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by kg 1y ago
There was a lot of business value during the dotcom boom and we still had a crash. The question is how many AI companies have strong fundamentals and will survive, vs the ones that have weak fundamentals and will die if/when the invest

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