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slim
3y ago
thak you for this explanation (it explains my similar experience with instagram)
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3y ago
I have an old toshiba laptop from 2008. I use it every day to learn m. my kids use it as an emulator of old games. it still has up to date software thanks to guix
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slim
3y ago
unless you are willing to body search every student (hundreds of thousands), you can't do that. as that would require hiring security personnel, because teachers won't agree to do it
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Dance Cypher Rules
(medium.com)
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3y ago
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slim
3y ago
in this case correct action would have been to attack russia preemptively /s
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Briar Mailbox released to improve connectivity
(briarproject.org)
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3y ago
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slim
3y ago
The guy will pump the mansion and sell it for $5M in 3 years
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slim
3y ago
That advancement was made by honda, so these guys had only to make a bigger tank to win the record
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slim
3y ago
why is it important to me as a user, that you provision servers on demand ?
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slim
3y ago
tomato is a fruit
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slim
3y ago
what do you mean by non-ddns.net version?
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3y ago
For me paying something in dollars is not an option, because I don't have dollars and I have no way to buy them with my country's currency. Most people in the world are like me. Something americans and europeans don't realize
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slim
3y ago
meh. he speaks in punchlines. these days many rappers do that all day for hours /s
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slim
3y ago
I think neither I nor openai should have any exclusive rights and that would lead to the best outcome for humanity. the problem is sam altman is already lobbying to restrict access to ai (which maybe indicates that his lawyers think that th
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3y ago
> Does copyright law give you the exclusive right to train a neural network with your work? Does copyright law give openai the exclusive right to exploit the output of ai trained on my data ? (the model, the weights, etc..)
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slim
3y ago
cheapest source is libgen. I recommend it for education. You'll always have the means to pay for a copy if you implement the standard for $$$
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slim
3y ago
what is project 92 ?
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slim
3y ago
or get a kobo
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slim
3y ago
they could just add a design detail (like not having sennheiser logo, or having it in a different color) to signal the costly model and that would be fair for everybody
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slim
3y ago
yes, you are doing it wrong. drummer is not drumming from the audience perspective
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slim
3y ago
How about a rule that says you have no intellectual property whatsoever on my phone if you don't maintain it for a year. I would be free to decompile it recompile it and make it opendource
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slim
3y ago
what does that mean ? is there a season for sperm development ?
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slim
3y ago
if it had a product, it would'n't be seed funding
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slim
3y ago
neon noir makes me want to invent this genre
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slim
3y ago
does the battery last for 24h ?
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slim
3y ago
where "spends" includes his undisclosed wages ? (guy does not seem to have any other source of revenues)
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slim
3y ago
the guy is dead, he does not have any feelings anymore. but his family which has nothing to do with anything he did, does have feelings and can be hurt by these kinds of insults
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slim
3y ago
juicer for baby formula
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slim
3y ago
let's call it a national resilience test
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slim
3y ago
I wonder if all those MK-ULTRA experiments failed in finding ways to make human beings violent and politically disruptive
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