ratatoskrt

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by ratatoskrt 1y ago
I can agree to the license, download the weights, and send them to you. Now you have the weights without ever agreeing to the license. Code is different because it's copyrighted.
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by ratatoskrt 1y ago
Came here to say this. I don't get why this is necessary at all - it's literaly just bog-standard scrolling content?
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by ratatoskrt 1y ago
So, is this government data from Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, or Andorra? There are more than 190 countries - I think you need to be a bit more specific.
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
> But what if we could compile Python into raw native code? Am I missing something or has that been possible for at least 20 years?
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
> It serves data from individual arrivals boards, which all spell stations differently It doesn't, at least not for most lines. TfL's data is notoriously inconsistent, with multiple backends used for different purposes. For mos
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
You've clearly never have been on the London Underground - none of the deep level lines currenlty have air conditioning and yet they are getting hotter every year.
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
Laws around protests here in the UK are certainly problematic, but I haven't heard of ant cases where this would have been specifically used against students from abroad.
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
AFAIK most devices wipe the key from memory after a certain for this reason. My iPhone regularly forces me to enter my passcode instead of allowing me to use FaceID.
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
That's somehow feels even more dystopian than what the current US administration is doing.
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Bookland(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ratatoskrt 2y ago|1 comments
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
I'm not disagreeing - I think it's important to see China as the undemocratic, illiberal, authoritarian regime that it is. And it is foolish to think that China is interested in a rule-based world order because they believe in the
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
This is it. China might be authoritarian, but it's acting way less eratic than the US right now.
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
I think it boils down to the fact that Trump does not understand soft power. Slashing the most powerful and influential aid programme in the world shows that very clearly. The US is as rich as it is because they created an environment of st
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
This is ridiculous. They started with the ambitious goal of cloning a mammoth, then scaled it down to making elephants slightly more mammoth-like, and now they've ended up doing a literature search on genes that make mice a bit furrier
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by ratatoskrt 2y ago
In the US? Sure. In more developed parts of the world? Doubtful. European labor laws are already much, much stronger than their US counterparts, and most countries outright ban using cameras to monitor employees.
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Gene therapy in children with AIPL1-associated retinal dystrophy(sciencedirect.com)
5 points by ratatoskrt 2y ago|0 comments