malka

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by malka 4y ago
Lots take up physical space. This space is not infinitely extensible. The next lot over will be farther from the city center.
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by malka 4y ago
I agree with this message.
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by malka 4y ago
This comment could be talking about all art.
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by malka 4y ago
Same in Croatia. In Croatia this is due to Ubers being also regular cabs.
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by malka 4y ago
Why do you care ? If top monkey want to spend money on stupid shit, I'll happily indulge it. It is not my money that is badly spent anyway.
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by malka 5y ago
the box is invalidated. If enough boxes are unvalidated, the ballot is probably cancelled, and rescheduled.
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by malka 5y ago
It would require a lot of effort to do this at scale, and it could not go unnoticed. Probably not perfect, but I dont see a better system.
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by malka 5y ago
Are your affirmations based on the content of the paper ?
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by malka 5y ago
> created: 61 days ago hmmm.
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by malka 5y ago
Landlord being financially stable have more time to organize as a group to do lobbying. And that's not even going into institutional landlords.
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by malka 5y ago
that is the job of browser vendor to sandbox on the front-end side
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by malka 5y ago
I think a better solution would be to never execute anything unsandboxed.
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by malka 5y ago
It's not that they are guilty. It is impossible to harm a state without harming its citizen in the process.
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by malka 5y ago
Its distribution is apache licenced. This licences requires that I distribute with: all copyright, patent, trademark, and attribution notices, and of course a copy of the apache licence. it says nothing about additional use conditions in th
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by malka 5y ago
since it only affects use, not redistribution, am I allowed to redistribute this, without the additions to the apache licence ?
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by malka 5y ago
A real life technology tree would be cool
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by malka 5y ago
Yes. Docker will create specific rules for the lifetime of the container. I was bit by this once. Be very careful with docker. Do not rely blindly on your firewall of it runs on the same machine.
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by malka 5y ago
you are literally the first person I know that enjoy youtube recommendations. It pushes trash to my feed.
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by malka 5y ago
This is one of the reasons I now use my own domain name
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by malka 5y ago
This is the strongest sign that it actually hurt their bottom line
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by malka 5y ago
I live in Europe, I am french to be more precise. I feel Russia as an existential threat right now.
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by malka 5y ago
Russia has been pushing far right, and attempt to disrupt politics in my country for years. They have gotten Schroder on their payroll so he would sabotage german and Europe energy. Now, they have been threatening western Europe with nukes.
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by malka 5y ago
We are at war. > You are no better than the FSB itself then. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by malka 5y ago
The point is not to convince them. The point is to: * create noise in the telephone logbook to annoy the FSB. * create distrust toward the FSB. This would be the result of people getting arrested for receiving phone calls from the US.
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by malka 5y ago
I agree for games. They can be made extremely difficult to crack. Videos are easy to though.
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by malka 5y ago
> only massive companies and research groups with tons of GPU resources will be able to train next-gen models Oh, don't be. We are already at this stage.
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by malka 5y ago
> Then McDonalds reached out to other companies and said not to use the startup's device. Seems justified to me though. Maybe not legally, but I would too be motivated to annoy McDonalds in their situation.
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by malka 5y ago
So you are saying that gamers have managed to get rich people to eat the entirety of the inflation ? Actually, this makes me more ok with the situation.
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by malka 5y ago
https://www.steinberg.net/fr/spectralayers/ This might help you?
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by malka 5y ago
I mistakenly used the french acronym, sorry for the confusion

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