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by tesdinger 3y ago
You failed to read and understand the article. Not only commercial vendors but also authors of open source software aimed at consumers , could be held liable. The courts would decide. > "whether “open source” is exempt from liabilit
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by tesdinger 3y ago
How will Vimeo or another YouTube competitor pay their infrastructure bill without ads or paying customers or 0% interest rates?
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by tesdinger 3y ago
You're a special kind of clown claiming that it is not economical white Apple profits are somewhere between 20% and 26%. They could build an update, they just prefer making more money.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
The elephant in the room is that people do not care about the continued survival of humanity
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by tesdinger 3y ago
You neglected to say that this does automatically determine the type instead of type checking as in the article. You could also use python type hints for this stuff. Here are some links about units in python: https://socialcompa
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Given that months have varying amounts of days, does it even make sense to have both dollars/month and dollars/day in the same setting? I would figure you would use either one or the other.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
> Although it makes physical sense to add heights of daily climbs, there is no sense in adding altitudes. What if I want to compute the average altitude? This requires adding altitudes.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
How does bedrock satisfy the non-hallucinating requirement?
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by tesdinger 3y ago
You can not get a non-hallucinating AI in 2023.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
How do we know Shakespeare added words and was not the first one to write them down? Or do you mean the latter?
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Renting is fragile. The landlord decides how long you may stay. Ownership means being in control. I store things I like on my hard drives so I don't lose them when someone else decides it should no longer be available on the Internet .
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by tesdinger 3y ago
If the features of a product are properly decoupled from each other, you can get comparable results to the situation where they haven't been added at all.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Often using a solution with many lines of code can be better, if it solves all the problems just by installing a finished product, even if it contains unnecessary parts, rather than a "keep it simple stupid" solution where you wri
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Reusing the outputs isn't universally possible because commands typed into bash generally aren't pure functions. You might have to run them again to get the current correct output. It's an interesting feature though. Also, KD
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by tesdinger 3y ago
It is a funny satirical piece of literature.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
I don't have an input.conf file on my OnePlus phone. There are bt_stack.conf and bt_did.conf in the same directory though.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
I wish they would fix basic features such as downloading pictures on Firefox for Android. Often long pressing the image on your screen opens a context menu that does not allow download, only following the link associated with the image.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
Is this method faster?
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by tesdinger 3y ago
A lot of code never sees data input by untrusted sources. Just let me ignore the possible attacks and run python faster on my own data.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
This is the problem with SQL queries and Django Forms I am talking about https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17330158/django-how-to-u...
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by tesdinger 3y ago
> I was briefly tempted to write an API-compatible reimplementation of Django with the core in C++ when I left Google, but by then Django (and server-side web programming) was already falling out of favor, and if you're just shippin
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by tesdinger 3y ago
ABI stands for application breakage interface
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by tesdinger 3y ago
The author should just have learnt how to build stairs in a craft school instead of wasting time on unprofessional trial and error.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
How is SGX different from putting a sticker on the server rack door that says "don't open private data"? Just asking.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
> Personally I find this astonishingly foolish of the people who train exclusively on these tools instead of first principles and primitives. That's an elitist perspective that doesn't include the average worker making a living
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by tesdinger 3y ago
How does its performance compare to CP-SAT, included in OR-TOOLS?
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by tesdinger 3y ago
I hope someone steals from you and police ignores you.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
The classic theory of longer term investing is that you are providing capital to businesses and rewarded for that. That is a little bit different from being a middle man. My personal opinion though is that lending money/investing capit
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by tesdinger 3y ago
They are in the logistics and goods storage business. So you actually can't say that about supermarkets.
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by tesdinger 3y ago
An individual who doesn't know anything about markets should not be trading, nor would they care about liquidity in the slightest.

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