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teflodollar
5y ago
Yes, but that wording carefully evades explicitly saying they don’t scan content in the service of ads. For example they still could use your drive content to enrich how they target to other people who have similar profiles.
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teflodollar
5y ago
I always thought PBS and NPR were pretty good. What am I missing?
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teflodollar
5y ago
Cgit https://git.zx2c4.com/cgit/about/
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teflodollar
5y ago
If all copilot output was automatically GPL, I would think it’s fantastic. As it stands, it seems to undermine GPL the most.
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teflodollar
5y ago
Thanks for that NYT link. Besides being a great essay, this is really great example what can be done with dynamic web content.
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teflodollar
6y ago
How are you liking the System76?
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teflodollar
6y ago
> Perhaps if the docs started with a simple example of what has been seen over time to be the most common incantation for each command it might be tolerable. Rsync’s man page opens with examples, and even though I never actually those sp
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Why Are Stoplights Red?
(polymersolutions.com)
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Nietzshe's Strange Writing Ball
(flashbak.com)
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Two Famous Papers(1958) [pdf]
(oikosjournal.files.wordpress.com)
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teflodollar
6y ago
Any work that involves a lot of puns and dialect will be hard to translate, as will anything that uses a lot of rhetorical flair. Puns are often impossible because they involve a "collision" of meaning between two words. If this c
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The Ecstasy of Influence: a Plagiarism
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teflodollar
6y ago
You make a good point, but finally encryption is just a tool. The virtual and the physical spaces are both domains, whose different nature offers different tools at their disposal. I don't think you can protect anything in the physical
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teflodollar
7y ago
But stories do have multiple sides, even if one side is flat out wrong. I don't think anyone on the right or left would say that the present problem with Journalists is that they present both sides too well. That's not to say that
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teflodollar
7y ago
Strongly disagree. While I can accept that it's supposedly valuable for you as a consumer to be "identified and attached" to a company—even though it's something that I want nothing to do do with and consider a net bad
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teflodollar
7y ago
A cheaper way would be to just go camping. I agree with parent, planes are a great space to focus for me. I don't think there's anywhere else that I've done so much heavy reading. The lack of connection and the white noise of
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7y ago
I don't think they're in any way contradictory. I think he was a genuinely great critic, and that can't be taken away from him. But that doesn't mean I can't be disappointed to learn he made female graduate students
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teflodollar
7y ago
It's too bad to read these reports about his lecherousness, because he was without question a giant in the US world of letters.
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teflodollar
7y ago
Excuse me, but this does not make any sense. If somebody stopped losing weight after making progress for six months on the exact same diet, it would only mean that their body is now burning as much as it is consuming, so their intake would
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teflodollar
7y ago
>A few years later, Olivia Newton-John’s fuckboi boyfriend Patrick McDermott What could have possessed the author to publish this phrase?