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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40829797
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
It has been a while since I've used it, but IIRC, Matplotlib was made for print media, which generally doesn't use pixels, hence no pixel support. As you found, there are better programs to use with pixels.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Patagonia is involved in a lot of environmental activism, so I assume it's time for the company to discuss things like that. https://www.patagonia.com/actionworks/about/
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> he is probably known for many other things by HN dwellers Showing HN refered visitors a nutsack in a cup due to the actions of Gary Tan?
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Are you selling and profiting from the keyboard software _as a product_? No, you're not. Say I take the keyboard software/app _itself_, rebadge it as ohmykeyboard, then sell it for profit. I would be violating the license in that
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> Firefox's translation function, which is on-device[1], worked well for me. Unfortunately, it isn't available on all Android devices, which includes my S24U. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/andro
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
It means you can't sell it/make a profit from it. There's a legal definition of "commercial purposes": https://www.law.cornell.edu/definitions/uscode.php?width=840...
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Thanks! That's a much better explanation.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
>FUTO Keyboard is licensed "FUTO Source First License 1.0" FUTO posted an explainer about its "source first" licensing. https://futo.org/about/futo-statement-on-opensource/
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/15/magazine/alcohol-health-r... Archive: https://archive.is/20240629124620/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
(2018) Previous post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16364393
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I think it's the last one, inertia. A lot of people, companies, and governments here are slow to adopt stuff, especially tech. Look how long it took us to get chip cards and tap payments, and there are still places that don't have
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> Gas prices change daily and are closely correlated with crude oil prices. I think you missed the first part of the comment where they addressed that: >Commodity markets are essentially auctions. That's a completely different th
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
>Meanwhile, the dude with the ice cream truck already charges more on hot days than on regular days, and no one cares. Not all of them. The two trucks that come to my neighborhood have the same prices all the time. Our weather is more mo
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> If you had an efficient market, wouldn't a competitor charge just a little less than others who are using surge pricing? Absolutely. If everyone raised their prices of umbrellas due to rain, I'd lower my prices a bit to get t
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Here you go. https://youtu.be/3nysHgnXx-o
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Let's hear from a linguist: https://youtu.be/I6duEGj04Mg
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Again, thanks for missing my point.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Sorry for not disclosing everything that could go wrong, but you seemed to have missed my point while trying to be exact.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
The current owners: System1 operates an industry-leading responsive acquisition marketing platform (RAMP) powered by AI & machine learning. Their privacy policy is kinda lame. https://system1.com/terms/privacy-polic
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I'm not surprised it works great. All models of the s22 are great phones. I really should have waited. It's awesome yours works great! What do you think of the new AI additions? (I haven't really messed with mine yet.)
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I dont have an answer for you. But since you say the s22 is faster after the update, I'm bummed I didn't wait for it. My s22u was pretty beat, but still, I could've held off for a while longer before getting the s24u. Oh well
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I dont think anyone here thinks it is a conspiracy. And I'm sure everyone here expects apple to take proper responsibility. But whataboutism about other companies doesn't hide the fact that there were/are violations. This isn
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Yes, that's the general consensus in the comments. It doesn't even sound safe to me and I'm not a full security pro. But OP did it as a PoC/for fun. It's okay to have fun still.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Damn, how'd you get stuck in the pre-2018 era? Come stay in the present, things are alright.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
The person worked at Google for a bit. A tiny bit more info here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27841209
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
FB Marketplace was one of the places we almost got burned, even though it was a local group. And we have traded stuff with other parents for needed items, but their kids are either too young or too way too old, but we still trade/give
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I just started using this a month or two ago. I haven't taken the time to really investigate the extension, but it does seem to work well. I like that it shows which ad networks pop up the most and it shows a image collage of all the a
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Ah, okay, that makes more sense. Yeah, theyre right about that. Thanks!
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Yeah, that already happens in the current world with current corporations. You just don't notice because you're too busy consuming. And I dont mean this in an angry environmentalist way. There are a lot of people who dont pay atte

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