mafuy

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by mafuy 2mo ago
I dont get your math. 50m3/y is more than 30m3/y, which is what I calculated for the US?
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by mafuy 2mo ago
They wrote themselves that before the incident they were denied from the trust program...
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by mafuy 3mo ago
That's missing the point, I think. With those, you (as an advertiser) can verify the ad yourself. With an LLM, especially a subtle one, you can't.
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by mafuy 3mo ago
They are indeed part of the problem, but you cannot blame them. You have to blame those who caused their situation to be so dire, making them lack support. These people work 2 jobs, have a young kid, a demented parent or a bedridden sister
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by mafuy 3mo ago
No. It became a war, but civil wars tend to not start all at once and out of the blue. What would the situation look like at the very beginning?
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by mafuy 4mo ago
That is called "muted". It is not a shadowban, by definition.
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by mafuy 4mo ago
No problem at all. Just release your own source code. Leave out the licensed stuff. That's how id did it. If you have non-ridiculous development practices, knowing what's your IP and what is not is a basic requirement anyway. The
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by mafuy 4mo ago
Oh no. Not at all. My mother would say "You moved my facebook" when she could not find Chrome. These people exist.
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by mafuy 4mo ago
Afaik local accounts have become harder and harder to create, intentionally, to the point where it's impossible for most people. It most definitely is not something that can be relied on to exist in the future.
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by mafuy 4mo ago
The French have been screwed over by the US military hard, so I'm fully on board with their attitude.
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by mafuy 4mo ago
I do not understand how you can talk about US, EU and Japan but not mention China. Because I'd bet China is in a similar league and has better prospects than any of the three.
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by mafuy 4mo ago
95% confidence interval, i.e. you think the true value is probably within these bounds
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by mafuy 5mo ago
I'm not sure that's right. For instance, the Pentium 4 spec explicitly says unaligned int32 loads take longer. And x86/x64 is very gentle in that regard, other archs would whip you. So an unaligned int access is rightfully tr
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Samsung winding down chip production before strike, daily losses could hit $2b(tomshardware.com)
6 points by mafuy 5mo ago|0 comments
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by mafuy 5mo ago
In Germany, this was the case, too. So this happened: 1. Copyright holder files bullshit charges against the IP holder. 2. Police investigates and for this purpose gets the personal data for the given IP address. 3. Copyright holder get
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by mafuy 5mo ago
Back in the day, this would 100% get you letters from law firms that extort money from you (usually around €400 to €2000). Failure to pay had a fair chance to get the case in front of a judge. You will have argue with him that you did it fo
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by mafuy 5mo ago
Yeah, there is no threshold to how much copyrighted material has to be uploaded. Any upload suffices to make it illegal. If I recall correctly, the intent/justification was to ensure that uploading a single song, or half a single song,
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by mafuy 5mo ago
In Germany at least, uploading even a single byte of content is illegal. We don't really have Fair Use here; there are only few, very narrow exceptions. It is also not even required to show that that single byte was uploaded, your IP g
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Bambu Lab Sent a Cease-and-Desist. The AGPL Might Send One Back [video](youtube.com)
2 points by mafuy 5mo ago|0 comments
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by mafuy 5mo ago
This is a completely stupid take and I have no idea why so many people repeat it. This responsibility just means you have to have to document your work understandably and have a somewhat sensible reason for decisions. It does not at all for
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by mafuy 6mo ago
> In Europe you get about 1000kWh a year from 1000kW of solar panel Typo, 1000kWh from 1kW of solar panel. I got my 4x 455W panels for 70€ each from BayWa (random vendor in Germany), plus delivery. Microinverter ~200€. Aluminium etc for
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by mafuy 6mo ago
That's an understandable point of view, but besides the easy to spot main plot twist, there are several minor issues woven into the story. The hints are sometimes quite subtle and spotting them early is not trivial, but is made possibl
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by mafuy 7mo ago
If you have a good path and a bad path that may or may not converge sometime later on your journey, you still should walk the good path.
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by mafuy 7mo ago
You misunderstand this. Yes, there have been moves by some in the EU to reduce privacy, but they face resistance and have actually been repelled often. The ChatControl debacle you mention is one such instance. And on the other hand, sometim
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by mafuy 7mo ago
This account is sockpuppeting. They are not participating on this site in good faith.
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by mafuy 7mo ago
Yea, reading through the page, these two accounts have been sounding exactly the same. I suppose it is in line with the childish behavior of AT.
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by mafuy 7mo ago
You cannot seriously argue that performing a DDOS on a website, and causing other people to participate in it unwittingly, is a-ok.
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by mafuy 7mo ago
And with the money (or else: the authority) to get the data from private businesses. So they get the full data without any restrictions that they themselves would face.
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by mafuy 7mo ago
You're thinking in terms of independent errors. I would think that this assumption is often not the case, so 3 errors right next to each other are comparatively likely to happen (far more than 3 individual errors). This would explain s
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by mafuy 7mo ago
A product can be both, according to the current US administration. DHL is not necessarily at fault here.

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