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by sounds 7y ago
It sounds like Costco's larger toilet paper packages make the toilet paper manufacturer feel less of a conflict of interest? That Costco isn't undercutting the manufacturer's other channels such as online sales? What exactly
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by sounds 7y ago
Yes, obviously, that was my point. But an additional point is worth making, the kind of thing that a good therapist would help you see. > I don't need to tell my therapist if they're fired. I just walk away. I am stating that a
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by sounds 7y ago
My guess is Naomarik didn't buy a case, power supply, or new SSD.
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by sounds 7y ago
I agree that seeing a therapist for 5 years may indicate they're not actually helping you progress. I could offer a different data point, but since it's all subjective experience anyway, just make your own call. I've enjoyed
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by sounds 7y ago
I'm actually attending therapy, on a regular schedule, and struggled to find a good therapist. Shop around? You're inviting someone to perform online brain surgery on you. Fortunately, you can undo the operation if you don't
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Google Fiber kills its traditional TV service for new customers(venturebeat.com)
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by sounds 7y ago
Err, free software does not mean "zero dollars." They're not exploiting the model to charge money for it. I know Octopus Deploy uses proprietary code. But if you're going to complain about the model, at least know what t
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by sounds 7y ago
I disagree. Running for Congress is consistent with his stated goal at the end of the article: "No longer can massive tech companies like Google be permitted to operate relatively free from government oversight. As soon as Google execu
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by sounds 7y ago
We made an OpenCL implementation of blake2b-256 here (the filename does not mean it's only a SHA1 implementation): https://github.com/ndsol/git-mine/blob/master/sha1.cl We are considering doing a Bl
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by sounds 7y ago
I'll second you on ninjabuild. I just wish https://github.com/ninja-build/ninja/pull/1578 would get merged, so I can compose ninjabuild repos seamlessly.
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by sounds 7y ago
Deere already disclaims all liability for the use of their equipment. Farmers already know they are left standing alone if they have any sort of issue like the one you described. Without this crucial right to repair, the farmer would have t
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by sounds 7y ago
I've only got a minute, but I think it was helpful for me to look at ML achievements in terms of input, output, and difficulty. A human brain can learn to recognize cat pictures given a relatively small amount of input versus a convolu
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by sounds 7y ago
One option is an envelope keys. Content is encrypted and published by the owner, but the owner uses a new random key to do the encryption. This new random key is the "envelope key." The owner then takes the envelope key, encrypts
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by sounds 7y ago
Good points. I think the browser is the equivalent of a newspaper. It's just you can "open your newspaper" to pages defined by someone on the internet, as opposed to only getting the 30-to-50 pages put out by the newspaper co
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by sounds 7y ago
> When the argument is that the privacy groups have a perverse interest in opposing a specific rule because of donations from tech companies, it seems pretty relevant that the tech companies already aren't actually violating that ru
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by sounds 7y ago
No, a newspaper doesn't sell eyeballs. They create a medium the advertisers want to advertise into. They "own the eyeballs," as it were. They create the newspaper that people read. Google does not own the eyeballs, they are a
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Vulkan programs won't start, VK_LAYER_ROCKSTAR_GAMES_social_club
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by sounds 7y ago
Especially the part at https://youtu.be/oIG9ztQw2Gc?t=1917 That Sunny Cove architecture slide shows a massive increase in the number of execution units. It may be that Intel's next architecture, combined with memory sp
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Some Apple signatures expiring on October 24, 2019(derflounder.wordpress.com)
3 points by sounds 7y ago|2 comments
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by sounds 7y ago
Mid-2014 Macbook Pro user reporting in. This Macbook Pro has an actual keyboard, magsafe power port, continues to function great, works great with external monitors (HDMI port). Other than feeling squeezed for RAM and that the CPU isn'
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by sounds 7y ago
As a Mormon I still think this might be a reasonable case to use for the basis of comparison. (Alas I don't speak for any other Mormons, who will probably disagree with me.) User 'sho' wants to present Hong Kong's effort
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by sounds 7y ago
I don't think a Free Software version of what we now call the cloud has to slice the responsibilities the same way. (Reductio ad absurdium) GNU hackers creating an AWS clone? Not gonna happen. I have paid close attention to conversatio
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by sounds 7y ago
Cloud services are actually still very fragile and vulnerable to being replaced. (Granted, it will be annoying and painful to find new ways to do things like search the web, manage files/emails, or stream videos, but I think those can
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by sounds 7y ago
I believe the parent is saying Stallman was resigned from the role of president of the FSF over the controversy about his private emails (when they were made public). The MIT CSAIL and the FSF (according to the parent) were both deceived by
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by sounds 7y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to say. Do you feel the FSF is irresponsible? If not, what are you trying to say? Can you share any specifics? What evidence do you have to back up your claims?
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by sounds 7y ago
androidauthority.com has been pretty good about tracking this more recently: Android Oreo: https://www.androidauthority.com/android-oreo-fastest-manufa... Android Pie: https://www.androidauthority.com/androi
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by sounds 7y ago
This was the example I thought of: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.en.html
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by sounds 7y ago
I am not a lawyer. I am not GNOME's lawyer. If they get a judgment against GNOME for violating this patent, it would make a lot of news and likely be appealed. Getting to a final precedent in favor of patent infringement would take yea
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by sounds 7y ago
Part of the stupidity of filing a lawsuit against GNOME is that the awards are either statutory damages (pay what you should have paid before) or punitive damages (pay a higher price because you are willfully violating the patent). If the c
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by sounds 7y ago
As the other comments point out, it's hyperbole. It's also an aspirational statement. Aspirational, as in, they wish that github would be the key factor in human progress. Maybe I can say that even plainer: to the leadership at gi

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