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by stubish 9mo ago
Even if output is blocked, if it can be demonstrated that the copyrighted material is still in the model then you become liable for distribution and/or duplication without a license. Training on synthetic data is interesting, but how d
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by stubish 10mo ago
All your multiple PCs have the same Documents folder. Files created on one PC are synced to the cloud and appear in all the other PCs' Documents folders, and will be downloaded to the local storage if you try to access them. You get a
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by stubish 10mo ago
Link was ephemeral and article gone now
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by stubish 10mo ago
A 16oz steak is over 50% protein, or over double your entire daily target. Hamburger count could be right, if you are eating McDonald's burgers or similar. But then you are not following the guidelines, with far too much processed grai
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by stubish 10mo ago
And here I am thinking that 50-100g of protein per day for an elderly person was way too low. But here we have the problems with the numbers and why they should only be guidelines. Consumption of protein needs to increase as you get old (in
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by stubish 10mo ago
But is this good enough to justify a $350B valuation? Netflix gets that sort of valuation with hundreds of millions of subscribers and well established delivery costs.
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by stubish 10mo ago
If you want a gambling site, you need to ban insider knowledge. If you want to generate accurate predictions, you want to encourage insider knowledge. But even then, the problem you mention can occur when an insider extreme bet happens at t
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by stubish 10mo ago
Historically, yes. People in their 70s might remember that time. But language has moved on. Advertising now means manipulation. The ad market is priced for that. The rare cases of someone wanting to use advertising channels to put out actua
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by stubish 10mo ago
Mostly, yes. Also genetics, what bacteria happen to colonize your mouth and what types of food you ate while your jaw was developing. That changes nothing about the article though, that dental hygiene can be used to predict mortality and ag
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by stubish 10mo ago
You can convert microplastics to nanoplastics, which is environmentally worse.
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by stubish 10mo ago
But the natural result is vendor lock in. To stop exports of keys, sites will need a whitelist and secure method to verify the hardware or software implementation has not been tampered with. If an implementation is banned, the obvious s
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by stubish 10mo ago
Yes. If the CO2 was just released you would have to pay the energy cost to extract it from the atmosphere again.
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by stubish 10mo ago
Yes, you only hear about the initial breakthrough. The regular news doesn't report the trials unless things go spectacularly wrong. And you don't hear about the successes using the therapy on patients where traditional treatments
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by stubish 10mo ago
It all burned out because the market for 'fake meat' is tiny, the meat loving ethical or ignorant vegetarians. The vast bulk of the vegetarian market would prefer a lentil burger. In the real market for 'fake meat', it n
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by stubish 10mo ago
Any 'fad blitz' you see is just mindless flailing, trying to deal with a category of food we know is unhealthy but are still trying to work out the mechanisms and reasons why (which would enable improved categorizations). It doesn
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by stubish 10mo ago
Despite enjoying Quorn for a few months once or twice a week, after a while it started making a family member throw up (so thanks for the IBS tip). Chickpeas are also out. I can feed them tofu, tempeh and beans and lentils for vegan protein
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by stubish 10mo ago
Evolution does not optimize for quality of life. And evolution certainly creates some pretty stupid outcomes, as it favors slapping on quick fixes at random rather than intelligently engineering the problem away. So we have hardware problem
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by stubish 10mo ago
Conversely, it might be great comfort to someone who has a job because their company didn't go out of business. The point of unions isn't to punish business. The point of unions is to empower workers. One of the things workers can
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by stubish 10mo ago
I think Spotify and other streaming services have a problem very similar to the restaurants. Take an artist with a 40 year career and a dozen acclaimed albums and bags of songs almost everyone loves, and when that artist comes up it is alwa
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by stubish 10mo ago
The list would grow short very quickly.
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by stubish 10mo ago
Fire hazard and native wildlife, mostly. Over here, anything called a weed is invasive. Native birds and insects like their native species, and invasive vegetation brings in invasive species.
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by stubish 10mo ago
They article does validly point out that deprecation warnings don't work. Turns out in this day and age that the only thing you can reliably inform about changes is the package manager and its dependency solver, and pip requires semver
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by stubish 11mo ago
I'm more for requiring licensing to anyone and everyone for the same price, including yourself. No more exclusives. Streaming platforms compete on cost, features and availability of niche content. Even further, choosing to not license
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by stubish 11mo ago
Hahaha.... this is Hacker News. You do realize who run the geolocation systems? Originating from Antarctica, The Whitehouse or the Moon would become a status symbol.
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by stubish 11mo ago
Asbestos and lead in petrol and CFCs were also progress. But we decided to progress further to reduce the chance of dying of cancer. And we did!
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by stubish 11mo ago
The publisher could certainly mention it in their product blurb or in the additional notes under system requirements, if they thought to or thought the market would care.
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by stubish 11mo ago
The bit about FEX is interesting. Taking x86 code and running it on ARM. The most important thing for Valve to do is pick what instruction set to use, one you can run natively or native hardware, or efficiently and reliably through translat
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by stubish 11mo ago
I think this is the wrong way around. There might be an economic incentive to keeping something closed source, for example having licensed other closed source code. And remaining in control without oversight also might be an incentive. But
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by stubish 11mo ago
It is also doesn't even have to be about more profits. In Valve's case, I do think they like profit or they would lower their commission. But what Valve most needs to do is maintain market share. If they lose market share, they be
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by stubish 11mo ago
I don't think Australia is having an identity crisis. There won't be research backing from Australia as the Nuclear agenda one party is pushing is essentially a cover story for replacing antique coal plants with gas plants. A genu

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