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   by rmorey 3y ago

   I tend to think this is a fair trade-off for services like this because: 1) for end-to-end encrypted services, I think what you most want to verify is: is my data actually being encrypted with my keys before being sent over the network, whi
2. 92.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   I think technically, legally, it is the opposite. Works are automatically copyrighted upon creation, so without a license, by default it is not free to use. In practice, who cares, that’s why they put it on GitHub, just use it
3. 93.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   else not be allowed in the App Store, a stick apple is more than happy to wield
4. 94.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   such as?
5. 95.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   Thank you for this feedback. I am on the FlyWire Codex team, and we are working to 1) provide alternate login means and 2) open up parts of Codex to browsing without login
6. 96.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   Don't you have to believe there could be GPT submissions still flying under your radar? The obvious ones are obvious, and with subtle giveaways you probably catch most. But how could you know you aren't missing any?
7. 97.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   programming pearls is quite cheap i think
8. 98.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   thank you. is this documented somewhere?
9. 99.▲
   by rmorey 3y ago

   > that’s not actually Deno You're saying Deno Deploy does not run Deno under the hood?
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    First Complete Wiring Diagram of an Adult Fly Brain(biorxiv.org)

    3 points by rmorey 3y ago|0 comments
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    i really tried to guess what this would be, and couldn’t. laughed out loud, this is a great idea
12. 102.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    Did anyone not get 11?
13. 103.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    Glad to see more attention being paid to attractiveness privilege. Probably the most under-discussed privilege in our society, relative to its impact.
14. 104.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    Nope, every repl is running in a docker container on a GCP vm, with various other security measures. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19215175 I believe the very first version of replit was all in-browser, but no
15. 105.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    At replit every repl is indeed a docker container, but that is absolutely not the primarily isolation mechanism. Here’s a comment from CEO @amasad to that effect in 2019 (so, even more secure now I am certain) https://news.ycombi
16. 106.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    feels like kind of a fair tradeoff
17. 107.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    It has been reported that Apple is in fact a big Azure customer
18. 108.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    This is amazing
19. 109.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    this is wonderful, thanks for sharing!
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    The other comments have pretty much covered it. We can pretty clearly demonstrate that neurons in general are important to behavior (brain damage, etc) and we even have some understanding about specific neurons or populations/circuits
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    This is not a good take. Yes there is a lot more going on in brains than just neuronal activity, we don’t understand most of it. But understanding neurons and their connections is necessary (but not sufficient) to understanding what we cons
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    then the problem begets its own solution - just use an assistant to summarize for you! \s (i don't actually think this article is largely AI-generated)
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    Ask HN: Crt.sh Seemingly Flaky, Alternative?

    1 points by rmorey 3y ago|0 comments
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    This is the major reason I stay away from bedrock versions, java seems to have way less of this
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    Fine, let’s say “factory farming” is not a useful term. Do you have any suggestions for how we should talk about / classify modern farming practices? I genuinely appreciate this discussion
26. 116.▲
    by rmorey 3y ago

    You said the phrase was meaningless, I disagree completely with that. We also disagree on the study, but that's a much more reasonable disagreement.
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    hope this helps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intensive_animal_farming
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    My bad, I was looking at 2021 numbers. Makes my point all the more
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    it’s not useless, it’s just not that conclusive. Im pretty confident in saying a significant majority of animals raised for slaughter worldwide are done so in conditions commonly described as “factory farms”. We can quibble about the defini
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    by rmorey 3y ago

    Sorry, good point - worldwide it's only ~90% that are factory farmed https://www.sentienceinstitute.org/global-animal-farming-est...