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by speerer 2y ago
Do we know that they spend money on this or is that inferred? I asked because the search you've linked to only seems to list relatively niche chess videos on one creator's account. And the videos themselves are also ad-supported.
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by speerer 2y ago
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/03/devs-say-ai-crawlers-domi... links to this comment.
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by speerer 2y ago
Worked for me (firefox on Android, Samsung OneUI6.1)
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by speerer 2y ago
Me too. Visions of Terry Pratchett's luggage from Discworld.
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by speerer 2y ago
Nice one, thanks! Mine was for a more specific use case but this could be really helpful.
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by speerer 2y ago
I came here to type all of these thoughts, and found you'd already expressed them (and more). Even the bit about making my own command line tool. Agree!
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by speerer 2y ago
Actually, the result that's being announced is exactly this parallel property.From the article: > "With an RTX 4090, the Tinyhack found they could crack the encrypted ransomware'd files in seven days, and with 16 GPUs, the
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by speerer 2y ago
I just picked up some binoculars to test this out. They're pretty good quality yet it is very easy for me to see it through two overlapping circles without feeling that it's misaligned to my eyes. It 'helps' that I wear
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by speerer 2y ago
I think a more useful way to analyze this is that a message, when it is sent to you, is not serving the purpose of a copyright work. So copyright should not really be the lens through which we analyze this.
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by speerer 2y ago
It's here. https://caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewhc/kb/2025/498 "The Defendant went on to plead that the game was subject to a mapping error affecting the animations so the images which the Clai
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by speerer 2y ago
Worked for me (FF 135.0.1 on Ubuntu)
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by speerer 2y ago
I wish you all success and hope that this catches on. I will make a fortune by selling little pots of turf to social media addicts.
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by speerer 2y ago
The actual experience of reading is quite good, but, it is not really fully-featured for EPUBs.I was trying to reflow text into a different font and size yesterday and it took forever. I ended up giving up. It is, however, quite hackable, a
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by speerer 2y ago
I think it's useful to add the context that CNBC is correct and does appear at the top right of that picture. CNBC is not a mis-transcribing of MILK, and the letters M, I, L and K are not actually visible in the picture.
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by speerer 2y ago
I think this is a good thing to be writing on a blog site which is named after the author himself. The author doesn't want to give the impression that he's taking all the credit, but he also doesn't want to mix up his own blo
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by speerer 2y ago
But this is true, right? The whole movement is based on their legal theory giving them rights to behave in a certian way, and the idea that everyone else wastes that 'right' through ignorance and state manipulation. It's dumb
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by speerer 2y ago
I know, but the blog itself doesn't seem oriented to post code snippets. I clicked a few articles which were much more general.
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by speerer 2y ago
Insane ones, like hosting an OS.
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by speerer 2y ago
This doesn't seem to be a code blog, but a general science communication blog. The editors may not be familiar with code syntax, and may simply be using a content management system and copy-pasting from source material.
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by speerer 2y ago
I'd love to know the answer to this. It sounds like a very complicated question. Do electric cars go harder on their brakes because of regenerative braking perhaps?
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by speerer 2y ago
I couldn't be sure from my awkward autotranslation into English. But I would have thought that if the 9% includes cars from other years that makes it worse, not better for Tesla: The article is making the point that this is the first t
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by speerer 2y ago
Mathematicians, meanwhile, have multiple answers: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ymF1bp-qrjU
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by speerer 2y ago
This made me smile, but I looked it up anyway and it turns out it's a non-SI abbreviation for kilometres per hour. https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/kmph Not common in my country, the UK, but maybe in India? I know
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by speerer 2y ago
Can confirm. I loved that bit.
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by speerer 2y ago
That's funny, I made the same mistake on my first reading. I had to slow down and go back over it!
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by speerer 2y ago
I think a major part of this policy is that the hosting site does not want to (and does not want to be seen to) _profit_ from what they consider to be repugnant customers. It's not a bigotry offset policy: It's a self-modulation
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by speerer 2y ago
Courts typically do not care as much about what an expert witness thinks, as rather why they think it - and whether their reasons hold up enough that the conclusions they support should be accepted.
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by speerer 2y ago
It'd be funny if we were working together and just telling the same story behind our aliases.
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by speerer 2y ago
Counter-example: I've used DKIM as evidence in court.
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by speerer 2y ago
Oh it wasn't a criticism of the article!

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