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Tell HN: Twitter Now Redirects to X.com
1 points by nadermx 2y ago|3 comments
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by nadermx 2y ago
That vehicular collision was horrendous.
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by nadermx 2y ago
On https://backgroundremoverai.com I put the utility into it's own pip and open source it https://github.com/nadermx/backgroundremover , and the web framework kept closed source.
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Hawking's Time Traveller Party(en.wikipedia.org)
16 points by nadermx 2y ago|6 comments
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by nadermx 2y ago
Why did you not show up to Hawking's time traveller party?
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by nadermx 2y ago
Xochimilco is one of the wonders of Mexico, it's worth a visit.
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by nadermx 2y ago
Back in the day you would read something on the internet and wonder if it was a cat that was typing it, or a human. Now people feel offended it might be an AI typing it directed by a cat or a human
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by nadermx 2y ago
Same in Mexico. The usual reaction is to say the name of someone else when they say your kid is on trouble. If they say yes you know it's a scam.
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General Motors Streetcar Conspiracy(en.wikipedia.org)
63 points by nadermx 2y ago|56 comments
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by nadermx 2y ago
Well, hold on. They are allowed to make one copy. Then g specifically says they are allowed to distribute one copy. Doesn't say it always has to be the same copy. It is in fact their one copy.
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by nadermx 2y ago
The thing that everyone seems to be glossing over, is the internet archive is in fact a none profit. This gives them a very different angel in their appeal.
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by nadermx 2y ago
"You are completely wrong."
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by nadermx 2y ago
"And on June 17, Lacey is scheduled to be sentenced on the one count—international concealment of money laundering—on which the jury found him guilty. It comes with a possible sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison. Lacey plans t
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by nadermx 2y ago
Ansible comes to mind. Used it to orchestrate hundreds of servers with migrations. Could also simply set up proxmox services beforehand if you're truly motivated, then just replicate the server to another instance.
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by nadermx 2y ago
This is Idiocracy
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by nadermx 2y ago
Would be interesting if they split funding with anonymized data and the other half with just randomized funding year per year
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by nadermx 3y ago
Cobalt is pretty awesome. Like their design
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by nadermx 3y ago
This is interesting but kinda goes against the original 3x10 saying 3x10[0] gains diminish quickly after that max amount. [0] https://physicalculturestudy.com/2017/08/04/3-sets-x-10-reps...
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by nadermx 3y ago
I guess there is a limit to the total number of GPU's a company may need
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by nadermx 3y ago
For some reason that video's genius reminds me this, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=b6LKNTJN3Ug
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by nadermx 3y ago
Well, in copyright law there is the De Minimis Concept, which kinda sorta allows, as you put it, OpenAI to "rip everyone off", despite everyone holding what they originally had.
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by nadermx 3y ago
I was more so talking about Van Gho the music artist[0], mixed with a bit of Mona Lisa the band[1]. But to each their own [0] https://www.facebook.com/VanGhoMusic/ [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by nadermx 3y ago
But the use of each work is very minuscule in sum and is generally, if not always, an original new work. How is a Mona Lisa in the style of Van Gho a violation of the copyright of Mona Lisa or Van Gho? It is a new and unique work. Makes it
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by nadermx 3y ago
"The analysis revealed humans gained similar benefits in terms of their physical health when touched by other humans as by objects – such as social robots or weighted blankets." Time for a weighted social robot blankets
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by nadermx 3y ago
MSFT gets a lot of flack, probably rightfully so, but one thing they do do better than most is backwards compatibility
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The Baltimore bridge collapse; Who owes what may come down to laws from Greece(cnn.com)
3 points by nadermx 3y ago|0 comments
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by nadermx 3y ago
It's tragic that this lawsuit is causing such a headache for the archiving community. But it was rather brazen for IA to do what they did during COVID. Not to say the appeals court won't see it differently. Although it's p
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by nadermx 3y ago
That was a pretty good interview
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by nadermx 3y ago
As a former Dr of Mopping, how dare Jon elevate that profession so highly. It's truly a shitty job. But he has a point, cars robbed everyone of transport by carriage. And maybe one day ai bikes will rob cars of their use. Despite th
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by nadermx 3y ago
Less creepy would be to just have a RFID chip in a vendor card, like a loyalty card, that is scanned upon admission by RFID readers

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