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by qiqitori 6y ago
HN doesn't really allow downvotes though. At least not unless you've reached a million karma points (from my understanding).
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I just took a look at her recent Tweets and TBH she doesn't seem much different from Stallman. Confrontational and set in her ways -- her mission just appears to be different from Stallman's mission and they crossed paths in an un
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Don't know how user friendly you'd like this to be, but VLC has a text-based remote control interface: https://wiki.videolan.org/documentation:modules/rc/ This allows you to e.g. get the current time (ge
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by qiqitori 6y ago
But if you suddenly need it and don't have it, you'll get segfaults (I assume). Sounds a bit too dangerous for me :p
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by qiqitori 6y ago
(IANAL.) Without looking into the CUDA licenses (who knows, they might even expressly allow this kind of thing, but seems pretty unlikely to me), I'd expect this to be a case of whether "APIs are copyrightable" or not, same a
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Ah, in the name of the West I sincerely apologize for pushing the highly controversial and specific-to-the-West "value" of "disapproving of genocide". Oh wait, it isn't genocide, it's just some innocent ethnic
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Could maybe be solved by adding some more technology (e.g. a barcode) that allows them to reserve the item at the current price, plus maybe some other kind of incentive.
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There is one caveat there: when everyone comes from the same IP (the VPN server's IP) it makes it difficult to determine (from regular HTTP server logs) who accessed what (e.g., when you think that there may be an attacker on your netw
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by qiqitori 6y ago
I kind of doubt I'd pay my AWS bill if AWS banned me.
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How much of that added density is used for what kind of performance and how much is used to prioritize efficiency is up to the chip designers -- for the M1 you get a couple cores that focus on performance and a couple cores that focus on ef
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by qiqitori 6y ago
They bought the trademark. From https://www.centos.org/legal/trademarks/ > The CentOS Marks are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc. (“Red Hat”). Most servers that distribute current binary RPMs are mirrors operated by
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by qiqitori 6y ago
TBH, calling Bash 'write-only' makes me a bit sad. Bash should be very easy to read for people familiar with the command line. Except for boilerplate (e.g. set switches, documented in 'help set', but just ignore them if
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by qiqitori 6y ago
See https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashPitfalls for a large collection of similar edge cases. (Recently discussed on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24401085 )
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One of the images in the article ( https://www.pine64.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/HRock64.jp... ) has a picture of the Rockchip board where a port is labeled 老化, which in Japanese and presumably Chines
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Searching for 'mri [illness] dataset' or 'mri [body part] dataset' yields a number of results. E.g. https://stanfordmlgroup.github.io/competitions/mrnet/ I can upload my ACL MRIs somewhere if y
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Hmm, maybe they felt that way, but there are many laws in different countries and instances of people being fined for violating laws related to this. From e.g.: https://www.healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/hblog2020050
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by qiqitori 6y ago
It isn't really planned to force people to take the vaccine (perhaps apart from certain people, but probably not even them). Edit: Though it seems it's legal sometimes to force people to vaccinate: https://khn.org/
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Yes, but not Docker. (Also Podman is developed by Red Hat.) I think they have rather high hopes there, and are more likely to just shoot themselves in the foot by being one of a small number of distros that don't have Docker. In fact,
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Assuming that it's Red Hat's fault that there is no el8 package for Docker, I think Red Hat is really shooting themselves in the foot by not supporting Docker in RHEL8. (You can still install the el7 version of Docker on el8 by pe
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Right, I didn't know what Notion was and since the author posted in the comments too I thought this was the author's personal blog or something. Indeed, I got way more upvotes for this than for any other comment I posted recently
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Hrm, I think it's extremely iffy to abbreviate South Australia like that in a search query. You don't need the "for" either. BTW, when I perform the same search, Google's first result is "What Are the Lockdown
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> Android's kernel and device drivers which are non free, closed and therefore not trustworthy That's a bit misleading. Android's kernel is Linux which is GPLv2, and thus the device drivers are GPLv2 too. (They could be ci
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https://web.archive.org/web/20201101054340/http://matpalm.co...
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You can activate single-window mode in Gimp under Windows -> Single-Window Mode. I would generally recommend Kubuntu over Ubuntu -- it seems like Gnome aims for minimalism somehow, and has thrown out a lot of functionality that used to e
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Somewhat related (KVM for iPhone processors): https://alephsecurity.com/2020/07/19/xnu-qemu-kvm/
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Recently bought a Thinkpad E15 Gen2 with 24 GB of RAM for less than $1000. (Different country though (Japan), and ~6 week wait, but extremely reputable retailer) * As to how that deal worked, I'm guessing that large retailers that agre
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Hey, wait a second. You seem to be implying that they'll just (irresponsibly) throw out machines returned for "other" reasons, but is that true?
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I don't understand all of your questions, but the proprietary part of the "dual license" can be anything the copyright holder wants. Qt is probably the most famous dual-license software. Check https://www.qt.io&#x2
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Most of the time, when you license something under GPLv3, you explicitly allow for later versions of the GPL. The "either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version." part was famously removed in the Linux ker
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by qiqitori 6y ago
Here's the full text of the relevant sections, from https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/1201 . (Though who knows, there might be other relevant stuff somewhere.) Note the use of the phrases "p

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