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by tensor 3y ago
I think the point here is that by being explicit you avoid the need to have this argument.
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by tensor 3y ago
It was also hugely influential to me. I think seeing what is possible with extreme achievements like this can really be motivating. It's probably what spurred me to learn C and assembly during high school.
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by tensor 3y ago
Maybe something like an extension of robots.txt. E.g. if your don't allow crawling then the data is not public. I think that's fair, after all if you want complete strangers to be able to search for it arguably you are asking for
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by tensor 3y ago
This is a non-story. Look at the actual changes. Nothing fundamentally new was added, but the language was broadened slightly in a completely unsurprising way. Language model -> AI model features -> product and features It just looks
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by tensor 3y ago
Except you are not in your home. You are in an app, a commercial property. Imagine trying to say that grocery stores are not allowed to have security cameras, or track what isles are most busy, or count the the number of each item sold. All
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by tensor 3y ago
The other unique aspect of government is that you can remove power by voting them out in the next election. In contrast, a private monopoly can continue to use it's influence, money, and power, without recourse forever.
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by tensor 3y ago
Personally I'd be happy to see the ad driven model die. It used to be that people bought newspapers or didn't read them. They still had some ads, granted, but far less intrusive than today's web ads with their colours and ani
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by tensor 3y ago
Every company tries to earn money, that's not a problem. The problem is when a company tries to legislate themselves to be owed money, or eliminate competition via various means, that it becomes a problem. Companies should earn my by b
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by tensor 3y ago
The more relevant claim is that they don't observe a difference in learning rust vs learning other languages. There is always a learning cost when adopting a new language that few people always know. This sort of surprised me, because
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by tensor 3y ago
My read is that this is a service to make it easy to setup and share databases. You might want to simplify your headline, as when I saw "multi-tenant database" I clicked expecting to see a database system that makes it easier to b
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by tensor 3y ago
I very much disagree that you can't specify license terms on spam. Lawyers certainly seem to think you can, as they always have a huge legal blob at the bottom of their emails about what you can or can't do with their email.
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by tensor 3y ago
If we ask a lawyer they will probably cite precedence such as Authors Guild vs Google ( https://towardsdatascience.com/the-most-important-supreme-co... ) and thus this entire hypothetical interpretation of the legal framework
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by tensor 3y ago
That seems like a stretch. I mean if someone just put some source code in your mailbox you don't suddenly get the rights to use it however you want right?
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by tensor 3y ago
I didn't state anything requiring evidence. I merely continued the logic proposed by the OP. You are fully capable of verifying or refuting the continuation without extra information.
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by tensor 3y ago
With your definition you can kiss spam filters, search engines, and recommendation engines goodbye. Here is a very simple case. A spammer sends you text that has attached a license saying you may not use this text for any purpose other than
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by tensor 3y ago
This is rather limited thinking though. The value of the platform is ultimately in it's content, and if those 3% of users on 3rd party apps are highly influential in driving content, then by driving them away you will harm overall valu
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by tensor 3y ago
My understanding is that NACS is open: https://www.tesla.com/blog/opening-north-american-charging-s...
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by tensor 3y ago
I can't find it now, but I remember looking at slint a few months back and finding out that native widget support on the desktop required QT. Is this not true?
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by tensor 3y ago
This is grossly reductive. There is a huge spectrum of quality in content. Most of what you describe, formal studies by experts, is on a much much higher tier than the 99% of content most people read. Comparing informed formal studies to th
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by tensor 3y ago
At this point I can only assume you are gaslighting. You keep accusing me of claiming a falsehood, even when I quote your very own words, and you make no attempt to actually explain your own words. I don’t take kindly to gaslighting. This c
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by tensor 3y ago
> but it's an extreme form of selfishness to demand that someone else sacrifice earnings to provide perpetual unfettered platform access to things that were put on the platform of posters' own accord without coercion.
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by tensor 3y ago
You’re asserting users are selfish. I don’t know what you think you are saying, but in a business the customers can demand whatever they want and leave if they are not happy. That does not make them selfish. That’s business.
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by tensor 3y ago
I don't think you understand capitalism. Reddit offers a service for a price, and if I don't like the terms or price I won't use it. That does not make me selfish. Thinking that I'm somehow obligated to pay them is the b
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by tensor 3y ago
Yes, if they let me pay to get rid of ads and continue to use Apollo then I'd not be upset. People are not being unreasonable, however, because reddit did not do this. And thus, no I will not install their app, and with this stripping
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by tensor 3y ago
I'd love to see something without federation, but using a wikipedia style model to support it. I don't think federation will ever be sufficiently simple for the majority of people to adopt, and I think the world needs a world foru
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by tensor 3y ago
I personally don't care one way or the other about any reddit IPO payout. Happy for them if they get paid, reddit has been an amazing service for many many years. What I DO care about is being able to browse without ads and recommendat
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by tensor 3y ago
I am very critical of mastodon when it comes to UX. Kbin on the other hand was no harder to sign up for than Reddit, and it was equally as easy to find subreddit equivalents. Your post cites no specific reasons why Kbin is worse than Reddit
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by tensor 3y ago
Yes, I've no doubt they know this and have opted for the "more control" route. They seem to fully expect to weather the storm and be able to do whatever they want with the API and anything else. I guess it remains to be seen
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by tensor 3y ago
Perhaps personal ai based filters that each user can train is an option. I know personally that there are topics or opinions that I just don't care to engage with or read and it would be lovely to be able to train my own filter to just
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by tensor 3y ago
This is not remotely democratic without discovery. E.g. if you start an alt, the original would need to be force to display the alt as an alternative. Otherwise it's too easy to control the narrative and prevent anyone from even findin

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