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kvdveer
2y ago
There are a lot of valid critiques already, but here's another: This technique will have to allow for over-all slow connections. This connection latency could be caused by over-provisioned office connections, torrents, bad gsm receptio
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2y ago
Yesterday I fought off someone/something doing Chinese language crypto-blogspam on my website. Ip-addresses were all unique (mixed ipv4&ipv6), but all were 'located' within 100km of my server in central Europe. If crypto-
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2y ago
No need for lots compromised devices. Just a single device (probably doesn't need to be compromised) in IPv4 behind carrier grade NAT is typically enough to vary your IP, or plausibly reuse an IP.
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2y ago
There's a learning curve involved with these keyboards, as they move the modifier keys around. Because of this, the target audience is people who are willing to invest time and effort (not just money) into ergonomics. Those people typi
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2y ago
You mean Arduino is ran by the Illuminate?
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2y ago
Of course the problem is that legally speaking, they don't cause any damage - service providers they target cause the damage. BS have no true authority over these service providers, just the threat of some legal claim. The service prov
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2y ago
I have. Most information-type websites (blogs, recipes, news) work fine. Many app-style websites (email, bug tracking, chat) don't work, or have very poor ux. Guess which of these two categories I spend most of my time on...
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2y ago
Our CI took 2 minutes to install the requirements. Adding UV dropped that to seconds. Now most time is spent on running tests, instead of installing requirements. Of course we could've cached the venv, but cache invalidation is hard, a
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2y ago
Maybe not directly, but definitely indirectly. To avoid arrest, those criminals can't leave the Russian sphere of control, so they need to spend their ill-gotten gains in Russia. This feeds the local economy, over which the Russian aut
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2y ago
The advantages of rust only come when you actually use the rust-provides abstraction, especially those around allocation and concurrency. Even if transpiling is possible, the code would still not be structured I the rust way, and you wouldn
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2y ago
You are assuming a US ISP. That's only true for a minority of internet users. Trusting local parties of US parties is not a strange thought, especially since I can influence their supervision with my vote. Also, it seems plausible that
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2y ago
I would be outraged IF I found out. If the AI-to-human hand-off is smooth enough, there is no way to figure this out. In your scenario, if the AI's only task is to send gazillions of emails to generate leads, and then the human takes o
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2y ago
That's a bit of a misdirection. Yes AI is machine learning all the way down, just like you are biology all the way down. That doesn't make you not-human. As TFA shows, this machine learning is almost indistinguishable from actual
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2y ago
Like all immoral things, it's only bad if you get caught. :( Most perpetrators will nog blog their shenanigans. I wouldn't have figured out this was Ai, and might have engaged had if the topic was relevant to me. I would not have
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2y ago
But now with some one else's computer (aka, "the cloud")
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2y ago
A common setup that fails this condition is: * mens bathroom, no changing table. * women's bathroom, no changing table. * non-segregated disabled bathroom with a changing table. That said your point is valid. Changing tables
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2y ago
You're missing "and I can use the source". Without that freedom, you really don't have the benefits of open source. This is commonly referred to as "source available".
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2y ago
To me, this seems absurd and counterproductive. But then again, the Dutch are known to be direct communicators. Im wondering though, if so much of the words are intentionally left ambiguous, where does the fault of a miscommunication typica
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2y ago
When the markup is external, this is quite common: e.g. shipping, taxes, etc.
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2y ago
I feel the author is comparing an abstract representation of the brain to a mechanical representation of a computer. This is not a fair or useful comparison. If a computer does not understand words, neither does your brain. While electromag
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Given the popularity of wireless phone charging, just plugging in a cable is a step many people would like to skip.
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Safety arguments aside, the main sources of uranium are outside of Europe, which means dependence on countries that we have weaker treaties with. While not the end of the world, it really doesn't fit the path to energy independence.
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2y ago
"Mystery DNA", or "enigmatic basepairs" might have conveyed a call to action. "Junk" definitely has a dismissive vibe to it.
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"we don't know what it does, therefore is is junk" feels like a very arrogant and/or short sighted way of thinking to me.
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Under current law, you cannot be compelled to share more data than you're already collecting. However, the term "collecting" is a bit wider than the most common use. If you receive some piece of data, you are collecting it, e
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2y ago
Apple may not have a monopoly, but they have enormous market power. By themselves, monopoly or market power are neither illegal or even undesirable. However, they become undesirable when they are abused to undermine cometition in other mark
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Why would IpadOS not be held to the same DSA rules as IOS? Apple has applied the same model of gatekeeping (walled garden) to both the iPhone and the iPad. DSA attaches requirements to the gatekeepers if they are big enough. Software simila
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2y ago
Variety and reduced ambiguity.
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That makes intuitive sense, but that's not enough. Many untrue things make intuitive sense, especially when it comes to poverty. Is there any research that shows that having witnessed someone get shot affects future prospects INDEPENDE
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3y ago
"Sloppy drums" != "Unskilled drummer". Maybe sloppy isn't the best term here. More like not being beat-perfect. E.g. using slightly off-beat hits or slight tempo variation as a way to emphasize other instruments or
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