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by nojito 4y ago
CoPilot using code to train a model doesn’t violate any software licenses.
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by nojito 4y ago
Nope. I print every interesting website to pdf and use ripgrep to search through it.
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by nojito 4y ago
Big data is just data now. We nonchalantly spin up massive 1TB+ ram clusters to process our data without really admiring how much data it actually is.
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by nojito 4y ago
Steve Jobs was right >And so he started trolling us a little bit, saying we’re a feature, not a product, and telling us a bunch of things like that we don’t control an operating system so we’re going to be disadvantaged, we’re going to h
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by nojito 4y ago
Hard to do if they just know the destination url!
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by nojito 4y ago
The people who designed the model are almost certainly paid by microsoft.
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by nojito 4y ago
Crack open a macbook air lid and see for yourself. The amount of material required to maintain its rigidity is more than what most people assume.
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by nojito 4y ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/eliminating-captchas-on-iphones-... >The website knows only your URL and IP, which it has to know to make a connection. >The device manufacturer (attester) knows only the device data requir
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by nojito 4y ago
Not enough info to track. The website only sees the url you’re going to and the fact you have a token.
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Replace CAPTCHAs with Private Access Tokens(developer.apple.com)
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by nojito 4y ago
Nope. They need to ensure the same rigidity across the entire lid.
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by nojito 4y ago
an iPhone is much much smaller than a macbook lid is it not?
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by nojito 4y ago
It's simple math. To hold the camera housing of an iPhone camera the thickness has to go up which means the entire top lid needs to become thicker. This will easily double the weight of the laptop.
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by nojito 4y ago
>What the actual fuck are they thinking just use a decent cam in the laptop It will actually almost double the weight of the overall laptop if they added the same camera as they do on iPhone.
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by nojito 4y ago
Passkeys are an Open Standard. https://fidoalliance.org/apple-google-and-microsoft-commit-t...
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by nojito 4y ago
Nasdaq is more than just an exchange. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nasdaq,_Inc .
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by nojito 4y ago
Not true at all. Most people take benchmarks as gospel because they value their time.
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by nojito 4y ago
Based on what exactly? There have been a bunch of reported bugs fixed in the last 24 hours. https://bugs.webkit.org/buglist.cgi?chfield=%5BBug%20creatio...
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by nojito 4y ago
This is why the commercial offerings do not allow you publish benchmarks.
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by nojito 4y ago
I'm on Predictit, Poly, and Kalshi and use the data for betting.
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by nojito 4y ago
I make a very sizeable side income on prediction markets. Basically, through scraping, collecting, and cleaning an obscene amount of data.
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by nojito 4y ago
They are the primary contributor to both things. It’s quite amazing that most people just associate open source with “free” not realizing that time is literally money.
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by nojito 4y ago
The vast majority of startups in the previous decade were built on Python web frameworks Youtube, Instagram, Pinterest, Reddit etc.
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by nojito 4y ago
Python is in the C family of languages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generational_list_of_programmi...
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by nojito 4y ago
F# isn't bigger because it's a functional language and everyone starts learning programming with a C based language.
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by nojito 4y ago
> but websites would still be able to track your actions even if you disabled cookies, localStorage etc. (apart from the current ways such as like Etag tracking or browser fingerprinting) except that you can’t really mitigate it in any w
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by nojito 4y ago
Which is a good thing. Besides it's an open standard. https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-private-access-tokens-...
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by nojito 4y ago
None of this is true. Cloudflare does not know what device you're using.
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by nojito 4y ago
This isn't DRM. A party is verifying your actions as legitimate and not a bot. There is nothing stopping the Linux/BSD community from implementing something similar. https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-
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by nojito 4y ago
Didn't they pay a CPO $600m+?

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