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901.
by parineum 1y ago
It's not an issue of where it's being copied, it's who's doing the copying. Library Genesis has one copy. It then sends you one copy and keeps it's own. The entity that violated the _copy_right is the one that copie
902.
by parineum 1y ago
That's a correlation to how easily replaced you are.
903.
by parineum 1y ago
Audio cannot be recorded without consent in CA. Security cameras have an option to disable audio for this reason. People never do it but it's the case. It's related to wiretapping laws that are very broad.
904.
by parineum 1y ago
What you're describing as branding is actually an opinion. Calling it branding (with it's negative connotations) is putting the thumb on the scale.
905.
by parineum 1y ago
Just like MariaDB sounds as though they invented databases, right?
906.
by parineum 1y ago
Considering that Google and Apple can use them too, tt's unclear to me whether you think AI coding assistants will make it easier or harder for a third competitor to enter the field.
907.
by parineum 1y ago
I understand all that but I don't see how that's any less secure than a browser.
908.
by parineum 1y ago
That's a lot less true than the "all democrats want to defund the police". Where all democrats certainly didn't want to defund the police immediately post-George Floyd but there were a large amount of democrats that woul
909.
by parineum 1y ago
Nonsense.
910.
by parineum 1y ago
That's because we're not seeing _actual_ tyranny. Maybe a would-be tyrant, tryannical tendencies or a slide toward tyranny, however you might want to phrase it, but it's not tyranny. Individual broadcasters are also the large
911.
by parineum 1y ago
I think most of the EU is like this but the UK seems to be either much more so or just much further along the path. Cultures around the world seem to have a kind of familiarity with some "default" type of governance and, in Europe
912.
by parineum 1y ago
The thing that didn't happen that you are alluding to would, in fact, not, even if it had happened, be restricted speech.
913.
by parineum 1y ago
Great explanation of the socialism for losses, which was already happening and is the normal bailout routine. Now explain how "Capitalism for profits" applies.
914.
by parineum 1y ago
> Capitalism for profits, socialism for losses. I’m sick of seeing this sort of behavior pan out time and time again, though I’m hardly surprised by it at this point I'm not sure how this applies. The US government just gained a 10%
915.
by parineum 1y ago
It just seemed to be the general mood about. I'd see a link somewhere online to the Onion and it'd always be be commented as such. I haven't been a regular reader of the Onion for something like 15 years probably. That's
916.
by parineum 1y ago
Can you go into more detail? I had largely written off the Onion as I thought it had become try-hard partisan political satire (I'm fairly sure that's mostly consensus?). Even when I agreed with the premise, I thought it was prett
917.
by parineum 1y ago
An SNES cartridge holds up to 48 megabits. SV has better visuals and sound but is it that much better? I don't think SV would have been made by ConcernedApe if he only had a SNES sdk. I believe he used XNA, at least initially. All that
918.
by parineum 1y ago
I spent too much time writing a script to do something like this but lost interest/gave up because I really don't swap between games that often and uninstalling/reinstalling was a lot easier. That said, I do wish Valve would
919.
by parineum 1y ago
> I guess it's a problem of incentives. The developer of the game doesn't pay when the game is larger, I do. This is everywhere in computing but there's a better reason for it than you're giving. It's a cheaper&#
920.
by parineum 1y ago
> You bought a first gen product by a company that has never had an actual hardware design division They've released hardware before.
921.
by parineum 1y ago
> I know this because I used to try to help. I used to think that, for whatever reason, people just didn't know about all of the options out there. > I was wrong. You were wrong because you misunderstood the comment. When people
922.
by parineum 1y ago
You may not and I don't really but I'm tired of people telling other people they don't really want what they ask for. How hard is it to believe that some people like gig work, even if they have to pay for their own insurance.
923.
by parineum 1y ago
> In the undertaking, Google commits to removing certain pre-installation and default search engine restrictions from its contracts with Android phone manufacturers and telcos. > The three telcos can configure search services on a dev
924.
by parineum 1y ago
> But they are literally so behind on AI Which AI products are Apple lacking that put them so far behind?
925.
by parineum 1y ago
Hammers have existed for thousands of years and still can't do my laundry.
926.
by parineum 1y ago
> Generative technology has already made artists begin to question and radically redefine the nature of art, Everyone else still knows what art is. The only reason artists grapple with it is because it's existential for them. Artist
927.
by parineum 1y ago
> But I think at least part of the dynamic is that the SV tech hype booster train has been so profoundly full of shit for so long that you really can’t blame people for skepticism. They are still full of shit about LLMs, even if it is us
928.
by parineum 1y ago
If automakers are losing billions in revenue as a result, quite a few apparently.
929.
by parineum 1y ago
> since it only benefits those who can afford cars Ostensibly, it would benefit everyone by helping to address climate change.
930.
by parineum 1y ago
I'd argue that the applications if LLMs are well known but tgat LLMs currently aren't capable of performing those tasks. Everyone wants to replace their tech support with an LLM but they don't want some clever prompter to get

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