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by throw646577 2y ago
The Leave campaign was significantly duplicitous about post-Brexis access to the Single Market; they've always known it's a real thing or they wouldn't have had to lie about it.
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by throw646577 2y ago
Right. But if you do all of that in service of the collective goals of the project, you are, by definition, not a grifter -- unless the project is itself grift. (Which it might be, because AI)
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by throw646577 2y ago
Not sure why this is an HN post at all, but I think the link points to the packaging build setup for the ungoogled binaries, rather than the binaries themselves.
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by throw646577 2y ago
I think Realist more than Cynic, maybe. Because the activities in that description are perhaps realistically transactional, not cynical. I dunno. The whole thing is wobbly really.
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by throw646577 2y ago
Work at grifting, yes -- but the description associated with that quadrant is someone who actually works for the goals of the organisation: this is the literal opposite of grifting. Like, the post says "You want a grifter leading a com
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by throw646577 2y ago
Are they? Someone who actually does the work is not a grifter, by definition.
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by throw646577 2y ago
"Grifter" is a terrible word choice for the "personality type" in the description. Grifting is always a form of aberrant behaviour -- manipulative, cruel, deceitful, larcenous. Unless you are Humpty Dumpty, I don't
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by throw646577 2y ago
Well they are _Oxford_ ants. They are used to real hardwood floors with a coating of floor polish so storied you can do archaeology on it.
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by throw646577 2y ago
Putting aside that the top five can only be five, the second-best-performing country is in Europe: Ireland.
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by throw646577 2y ago
At risk of self-fulfilling a joke, I don't know exactly what you mean here. The level of education UNESCO is talking about is not enormously challenging: "Minimum reading proficiency for the end of lower-secondary education means
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by throw646577 2y ago
> but is training an AI copying? If the AI produces chunks of training set nearly verbatim when prompted, it looks like copying. > And if so, why isn't someone learning from said work not considered copying in their brain? Well,
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by throw646577 2y ago
Photomator is significantly more capable than Photos on the iPad and iPhone: it very obviously has a more robust image editing pipeline, supports layers, has actually useful ML features, proper curves, vastly better colour balance editing,
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by throw646577 2y ago
OK so it turns out I am wrong here! Cool. I have it upside down/diametrically wrong, however you see fit. Right that structures exist, exactly wrong on how they apply. It is registration that guarantees access to statutory damages: ht
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by throw646577 2y ago
Honestly I don't know whether that actually is a meaningful thing to do anymore; it may be with patents. It certainly used to be a legal device people used. Essentially it is low-budget notarisation. If your family member believes they
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by throw646577 2y ago
You don't have to pre-register copyright in any Berne Convention countries. Your copyright exists from the moment you create something. (ETA: This paragraph below is diametrically wrong. Sorry.) AFAIK in the USA, registered copyright i
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by throw646577 2y ago
Well there is a microcontroller there, isn't there? For the camera.
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by throw646577 2y ago
Which is not an adjustable method -- without changing the hardware design later in production to just tweak a delay -- and surely causes the LED to slowly fade out?
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by throw646577 2y ago
> The LED should be connected to camera's power, or maybe camera's "enable" signal. Wiring it in like this is suboptimal because this way you might never see the LED light up if a still photo is surreptitiously captur
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by throw646577 2y ago
Actually it is now possible, in Part Design (not in Part), within some limits. It's not an official feature yet as I understand it, for reasons that become obvious when you play with it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?