master-lincoln

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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
No, they are complaining that a basic functionality is not working and hinting at not having the right architecture to deliver correct results in more complex scenarios.
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
The harm was done by the people voluntarily moving to the ad platform.
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by master-lincoln 4mo ago
I know a handful of german banks that have their own nfc payment apps that still work in Graphene
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
it sounds like you are saying science doesn't matter but your feelings do
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
Communication is hard, but considering that it is an important skill for all managers one wonders how these people got into their position...
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
>Sometimes writing a lengthy answer is absolutely necessary to convey stuff correctly and precisely. exactly, but that is independent from the creation process > But if a human is writing it, every sentence has a meaning, and it might
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
not even Bernie Sanders?
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
This can not be seen as layer of abstraction as it's non deterministic and not trustworthy. So we still need to inspect and understand that abstraction layer output if we want to have a reliable product
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
"Steve Wozniak cheered after telling students they have AI – actual intelligence " Could be interpreted as Steve himself cheered. Or it could be interpreted as the passive which is meant here but I would argue it should then say &
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
So if somebody wrote the same lengthy answer without AI you would not interfere? Shouldn't we criticize the issues of the text instead of it's creation process?
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
ever heard of product placements?
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
This is all expected in capitalism as these are mechanisms to extract more profit. We need more socialists in power...
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
it looks like you wrote the texts but they seem to be copied without attribution. Shame on you (and lawsuits)
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
Seems like instructure canvas is FOSS: https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms/tree/master
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by master-lincoln 5mo ago
They do not need to develop it, but host an existing software on their infrastructure maybe...
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
> You can't claim to be fighting against the same system that you use to make millions. What makes you think so? I think it depends on what happens to the money extracted from the system. Do we know how Banksy uses it?
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
From the perspective of the company he was scamming them by not paying for a previously agreed service. > Stripe allows subscriptions to be fixed in the background Sounds like this is a scheme against customers that GP fell for. Are you
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
We should forbid that if customer PII is involved
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
straw man argument. This was about social stigma of weapons and you told a story about a factory being force closed and the surrounding community degrading by that. We should not keep bad things alive just because jobs depend on it.
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
> The battery thing doesn’t apply to water resistant devices, so doesn’t matter for iPhone/Apple Watch. I think that is not true. If you look at article 11.2 b it talks about "appliances specifically designed to operate primari
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
Seize the means of production!
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
Sorry about not being explicit. I meant how it changes anything security-wise. With the same vulnerable protocol the RF system is as easy to attack with bigger consequences then it seems....
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
the alternative is to put up with crackers abusing your insecure network for their own benefit
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
As if devices created in Russia would all be "useless" or only for illegal purposes. I smell prejudice
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
How is the transport medium changing anything? To me this is about having protocols that are suitable so not anybody can write to these labels without knowing a store secret or using replay attacks.
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
I guess they mean this https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-workspace/-/merge_reque...
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
Do you mean the stock holders of the major labels?
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
Well it worked for 80 years it seems and now that the USA does not have a democratically acting government anymore they want to get rid of the funding. Press that does not need to be profitable is extremely valuable to a democracy as it can
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
Reminds me of when we built a potato gun from pvc pipes as kids. Another villager noticed us shooting in the fields and when he saw the mechanism he called the local hardware shop and they then required you to be older than 18 to buy pvc pi
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by master-lincoln 6mo ago
So that law would also diminish the glorification of weapons in pop culture then. I guess that would be seen as positive side effect for the people supporting this ban.

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