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by tener 10y ago
Not necessarily: languages are ambigous by nature.
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by tener 10y ago
I doubt their plan was to get sued.
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by tener 10y ago
Even if by chance their lawyer screwed up so badly that a single license is not "limited" (as the Navy claims) and legally allows them to use it on any computer (I really, really doubt that), it leaves the issue of violating the
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by tener 10y ago
I did not downvote you, but I think the others may be downvoting you because there simply isn't F/OSS software available for many things - including, I believe, advanced VR. So F/OSS point is moot as it wasn't an option.
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by tener 10y ago
This largely reads as a paid ad. There are plenty of numbers comparing old and new models, yet very few when they compare to Tesla. It would be interesting to read a more neutral comparison though.
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by tener 10y ago
Might be useful for headhunters?
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by tener 10y ago
Their graphs are showing a large growth in 201 7 which are pure predictions. To makes matters worse they are not marked as such which is misleading.
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by tener 10y ago
Wow, really? I just don't see how this is a spam. They definitely add some value, unlike some other stuff out there.
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by tener 10y ago
Very cool: with capable CUDA device in a car, one should be able to mine some crypto coins with it! With some luck the car should be able to pay for itself! Alternatively, having in mind Elon's creative approach to finances, Tesla coul
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by tener 10y ago
I have yet to write down a o longer post on this, but honestly I think AI have little chance to operate on purely logical terms. This thinking about paradoxes comes from the time when people approached AI with Prolog etc. They didn't g
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by tener 10y ago
It would be very hard to ensure that.
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by tener 10y ago
I wonder how many security holes this thing has. can != should.
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by tener 10y ago
Discarding OO concepts is easier said than done. I'm betting that inability to discard OO concepts is the main hurdle people have while learning FP.
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by tener 10y ago
There is no such thing as Ukrainian dollar...
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by tener 10y ago
Yep, pretty hilarious. Also: doesn't really work (returns black always - Win 10).
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by tener 10y ago
He will get 24 years for piracy - mass broadcasting of the show he had no rights to. Surely the owner of the video will sue him into oblivion.
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by tener 10y ago
It doesn't scale as you need to share the number across different services. To be completely decoupled you'd need to have 1 number per account all bundled into one sim card. I don't think this is something you can setup with
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by tener 10y ago
I wonder how this will play out. This should get the attention of consumer rights watchdog at least, but possibly also class action suite.
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by tener 10y ago
Funny how non-imperative programming languages, so for example FP, are in the "esoteric" group. Looking at the industry today it no longer seems to be true.
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by tener 10y ago
Having heard of various crazy class action lawsuits I wonder if someone can sue them for trying (and succeeding) to mislead the public on the health problems due to sugar consumption?
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by tener 10y ago
Will have a feature to create a subparty and transfer all of parent party power into it?
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by tener 10y ago
This is a problem with Google, not with the names.
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by tener 10y ago
Carbon is not passive unlike asbestos. Leave it on fresh się and it will happily oxidize itself.
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by tener 10y ago
It made a sense few years ago, now Libre Office has a brand of its own. I don't think having the ownership would be useful now.
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by tener 10y ago
Even funnier: Switzerland is landlocked.
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by tener 10y ago
Last week we had mailstorm with ~11k people. A significant fraction of the company.
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by tener 10y ago
From 2010.
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by tener 10y ago
How about local IPv6 addresses? I can easily see this being left out due to sheer complexity.
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by tener 10y ago
With WebRTC local ip discovery [1] it can be easily extended to work against a whole local subnet. Looks very dangerous. Probably best to attack this on the DNS rebind level. Encapsulating the browser network context somehow and firewalling
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by tener 10y ago
I think you may be able to discover actual IP addresses with WebRTC. If the host is on IPv6 then it may well be a public adress. Hence it would be impossible to define "local" in this setup.

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