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by motbus3 3y ago
Yaml template is horrible but jsonnet also hurts my feelings :/
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by motbus3 3y ago
One extra detail. They reserve the right to revoke your license but they still reserve the right to keep selling the product if the laws allow. This allows the following hypothetical situation: 1. You buy content A from producer X through a
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by motbus3 3y ago
I honestly think that "perpetual until something" licenses should be forbidden or at least should guarantee the full price paid back.
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by motbus3 3y ago
Well, you literally had a backend
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Gemini is there but do you remember Google Duplex?(engadget.com)
2 points by motbus3 3y ago|0 comments
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by motbus3 3y ago
Better read the privacy policy
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by motbus3 3y ago
This is true. But in my case, the astronomy and space exploration programs of my country were sabotaged, so we are condemned to ignorance of the skies
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by motbus3 3y ago
This woman never ever made the right decision. You can actually take her decisions and make the contrary choice to find the correct one.
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by motbus3 3y ago
Though LeCunn and Tegmark are specialists in the field it is hard to not consider that LeCunn could have a conflict of interest. Yet, it is still a problem that might happen anyway, and dealing with that is ensuring the technology is open a
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by motbus3 3y ago
"Anonymised data" This is the same mumble jumble they used on the AI Vs artists case. It is only hard enough for general public to not understand what they are doing.
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Putting ads in hardware through HDMI(patents.google.com)
26 points by motbus3 3y ago|22 comments
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by motbus3 3y ago
I don't know what to think about it. I understand ads may be one source of income for companies, but I feel our lives are so littered with ads everywhere.
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by motbus3 3y ago
I've read it and it states it is not an useful metric and, please correct me if I'm wrong, does not say anything about measuring fake plants. As far as I understood, it does use the reflectance in red and infra red to detect soil,
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by motbus3 3y ago
I wonder if this is intended to make only few companies to have control over users' data. Does anyone have an opinion about this?
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by motbus3 3y ago
These CEOs are not the brightest. They are seeing their businesses being menaced by AI "stuff" and what they do? They cut on the powerhouse of change. Then they come back with a "let's do more with less etc". Well,
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by motbus3 3y ago
It is time to make it illegal. It is clear that we need ways to keep our privacy and they are making even creeper ways to bypass. This is already 1984 level of privacy invasion
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by motbus3 3y ago
I confirm what you said. I preferred my team to choose where they work from but C level made everyone come back to the office. During pandemic they installed key trackers and screen copying tools. They also generate metrics of performance b
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by motbus3 3y ago
I worked in a company which decided to make employees to come back to the office during the pandemic. The metrics of performance and delivery were somewhat public and people pointed out that performance had increased due to a lack of distra
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by motbus3 3y ago
I cannot say it has been worse than before, but there is one particular task I do that almost always now. I will simplify the example but it is something that look like this: Prompt: Take the next list of items and remove the name of people
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by motbus3 3y ago
Edison and his company are a complex topic. Many have pointed in the past that they have been discredited for the participation and Thomas name appeared are sole inventor. Although they were employees of his company, and the patent would be
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by motbus3 3y ago
Not related to this case. Once, when I was super young, someone put me in a project that clearly would take 3x more people and 2x more time. They said it was challenging because they couldn't loose the project bla bla and if everything
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by motbus3 3y ago
In my company we have a bug sitting in the to do list for about a year. The root cause was a previous change in requirements that was not well defined and explored a couple of years ago. None of the original developers are working for the c
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by motbus3 3y ago
I should have made clear that my intention is not to build a business out of it. When I was struck with that situation I felt alone and I am supposing many people does as well. I am looking forward to build something that is helpful to othe
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Ask HN: Well-being and men mental health
1 points by motbus3 3y ago|2 comments
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by motbus3 3y ago
We knew it would happen when that guy demanded to remove the "don't be evil" from company policies
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by motbus3 3y ago
You can by not using Google products. Change the search for ddg or kagi. Change your email for proton. Use Dropbox instead. Remove Chrome, live with iceweasel or Firefox. It is not like you'll be loosing much. This is the time to chang
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by motbus3 3y ago
I believe it was an ideologic position by the author, but maybe it is not too far. I can't tell for others, but depending on what I look for Google is not the best option. I find that now there are too much ads which kind get in the wa
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by motbus3 3y ago
Mitnick was a warrior battling giant corps alone. I believe he did that just because he could only, but it does not take the merit of one guy being able to outweight the whole industry.
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by motbus3 3y ago
War is the best seller of weapons. It promotes crisis and allow price inflation beyond reasonable. It also allow bizarre social movements to blame some enemy
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by motbus3 3y ago
As a non European, I can see some patterns that happen to my country 10-20y ago. There is a systematic de-funding of education and health care to prioritise the same private sectors. It is hard to explain in few words, but at least in my co

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