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by lolinder 1y ago
That's what TFA is arguing we should do.
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by lolinder 1y ago
I would have used the word 'article' for any post in this format and I don't view that as giving it an elevated status. I didn't even notice it was Substack and certainly don't view Substack as any different than Wo
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by lolinder 1y ago
That is actually unspecified in the license, undecided in court, and as you note very infrequently applied. I can see an argument that the license ought to be read that way, but the fact is that it very rarely is. The only reason why Ollama
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by lolinder 1y ago
This may be true for a lot of people, but it's not universal and is readily avoidable. A few tips that have worked for me: * Don't install any company apps or log in to any company accounts on your phone. * Set your working hours
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by lolinder 1y ago
The clause at issue is this one: > The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. The copyright notice is the bit at the top that identifies who owns the cop
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by lolinder 1y ago
This article's methodology leaves a lot to be desired. They throw out dozens of studies with a flippant, poorly justified dismissal and then proceed to take a cursory, high-level glance over a single other study that supported their de
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by lolinder 1y ago
Why, though? Completeness matters more than soundness in practice for this kind of language, which is a large part of what gave TypeScript its edge. The only people who complain about soundness seem to be those whose approach to TypeScript
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by lolinder 1y ago
TypeScript supports runtime type assertions, but it doesn't mandate them or write them for you. I should have said your type system cannot be sound without runtime overhead. And I don't believe that choosing automatic runtime over
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by lolinder 1y ago
Do you know what exactly the difference is with either of these projects adding multimodal support? Both have supported LLaVA for a long time. Did that require special casing that is no longer required? I'd hoped to see this mentioned
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by lolinder 1y ago
People get this way about TypeScript too, and it always perplexes me. These projects are about adding types to untyped languages, and that comes with a few givens: * Your type system cannot be sound. It's going to have escape hatches a
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by lolinder 1y ago
My passwords are bound to a domain and Bitwarden will refuse to autofill if the domain doesn't match. I can copy the password manually if I care to, but that's true in every passkey implementation that I've seen as well: they
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by lolinder 1y ago
Whataboutism is bad, but there's a distinction between whataboutism and making comparisons to get a sense of the true scale of the problem. If you're not allowed to ever compare relative scales of things without being accused of w
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by lolinder 1y ago
But how much more convenient is it really? Filling out the login form with Bitwarden is a single hotkey: Ctrl+Alt+L. That's such a light burden that I'm having a hard time seeing the value proposition for users who are already on
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by lolinder 1y ago
What do passkeys synced over Bitwarden get you that a username + random password does not?
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by lolinder 1y ago
The mission critical problem cuts both ways. I've weighed the risks and decided that I'm more comfortable relying on Bitwarden for the most critical service than I am hosting in on my own hardware and counting on my own skills to
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by lolinder 1y ago
Source [0]. The examples look pretty clearly like they stuck it in the context window, not trained it in. It consistently seems to structure the replies as though the user they're replying to is the one who brought up white genocide in
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by lolinder 1y ago
What kind of partnership with hotels could they have made that would have set them apart from the dozen options I already have for booking hotels?
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9000-year-old 'Stonehenge-like' structure found hidden in Lake Michigan(thebrighterside.news)
3 points by lolinder 1y ago|1 comments
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by lolinder 1y ago
Yeah, probably true.
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by lolinder 1y ago
Most humans don't feel that way most of the time. Barring extreme cases of trauma we tend to be moderately happy regardless of circumstances. If you find yourself unable to be consistently at least neutral in a first world country th
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by lolinder 1y ago
I think there's some truth to what you're saying here, but there is room for some nuance. In the US context, you should refrain from blaming specific people and if you possibly can you should explicitly leave open the possibility
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by lolinder 1y ago
I have never had a work environment ruined by toxic positivity—the normal healthy human reaction to that kind of environment is gallows humor, which hits the sweet spot between acknowledging the problem and showing a willingness to be there
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by lolinder 1y ago
This part was particularly interesting to me: > The Open Source Project agrees not to (nor to authorize any third party to): (a) use the GitLab Software and GitLab for Open Source Program materials except for the purpose expressly provid
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Gitlab for Open Source Program Agreement(handbook.gitlab.com)
1 points by lolinder 1y ago|1 comments
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by lolinder 1y ago
With GitLab specifically as an alternative: GitLab made it very clear a few years ago that they weren't particularly interested in hosting large-scale free projects when they introduced the Open Source Program as the only path to using
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by lolinder 1y ago
You can't really use the word "certainly" when speaking about "strongly typed" because the entire concept is fuzzy and subjective. From the article you linked: > > However, there is no precise technical defini
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by lolinder 1y ago
Where is the WordPress fork? There is none because forking the code doesn't automatically bring the community along with you, and so no one wants to risk the instability that would inevitably come from forking. When a project needs a f
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I think that the open source community is too quick to make "just fork it later" the answer to all our governance woes. Look at the state of WordPress: the (B?)DFL actively bans people from the community for critiquing his self-de
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by lolinder 1y ago
I think you're reading into my comment implications that I didn't intend to put there. The point is that situations differ and we need to be explicit about what kinds of situations we're talking about when we're sharing
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by lolinder 1y ago
I'm not trying to be pretentious, but wrangling an HN thread is hard and I don't have time to get into an argument about a bunch of different implementation details. Rather than just ignore your post I decided to respond explainin

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