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by throwaway150 2y ago
> Why would being a derivative work not be OK? That's not even the real problem. It's a problem, yes, but not the real problem. The problem is that before they could train the model on the book, they had to copy the book fr
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by throwaway150 2y ago
Commendable work but note that this is not a terminal emulator. This is a terminal renderer.
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by throwaway150 2y ago
This is something I don't understand either. Why is everyone so eager to move from one centralized platform to another? Sounds counterproductive to me. Btw do you have any good suggestions for distributed platforms? Would Mastodon be c
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by throwaway150 2y ago
> Going by any of the major bullet points I would say that the title is wrong, and misleading at best. And it wouldn't be their first time. Check https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43217357 by the same author. Tha
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by throwaway150 2y ago
I have. It's worse no doubt. But it's not the smell of rotten eggs. My comment was meant to be tongue-in-cheek to correct the mistake of saying "H2S" in the GP comment.
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by throwaway150 2y ago
> If the tool doesn't work well, learn better how to best use the tool Last night my car broke. It didn't work well. The engine wouldn't start. I learnt better how to use the broken car. It still wouldn't start. What
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by throwaway150 2y ago
> Like the hydrogen sulfide added to natural gas to allow folks to smell a gas leak. I am 100% sure that the smell they add to natural gas does not smell like rotten eggs.
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by throwaway150 2y ago
I remember in the past I've managed to screw up my setup so that the name servers on WHOIS and name servers on DNS NS records mismatched. I can't remember which record won during name resolution. I guess I still don't underst
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by throwaway150 2y ago
> In practice it will round-robin Which data though? Is it the WHOIS name server data that is used for round-robin? Or the DNS NS record data? Do you know why the name server is present in SOA if it isn't used?
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by throwaway150 2y ago
Thanks! Do you know why the name servers are part of the WHOIS data? Same question for SOA record. If the NS entries are used in a round-robin fashion, why is the name server present in SOA record too?
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by throwaway150 2y ago
Wow! These policies are like 30 years behind. Exposing your phone number and address on WHOIS makes absolutely no sense in this day and age!
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by throwaway150 2y ago
There's something about WHOIS I've never understood. If you run `whois ycombinator.com` you'll see name servers in the output. Name Server: NS-1411.AWSDNS-48.ORG Name Server: NS-1914.AWSDNS-47.CO.UK Name Server: NS-22
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by throwaway150 2y ago
A word of caution if you're sensitive to sudden changes in light and sound. The brief white flash and the sound that plays when the game ends can be startling to some. I was definitely startled by it. Decrease your display brightness a
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by throwaway150 2y ago
Aren't these visuals just AI generated fillers?
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by throwaway150 2y ago
It might just be me but I find the thesis of the article to be very confusing. > but we should have made typing feel like painting. Maybe painting should should feel like painting and typing should feel like typing? I don't know abo
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by throwaway150 2y ago
I don't see why this would be considered cringe. The author created a fun project, shared it with us as open-source and is simply asking for voluntary donations, only if you're willing to contribute. No one is forcing you to donat
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by throwaway150 2y ago
> Bundled in single js, html and and js file. But we also have an ssr app runner ... This is exactly the kind of complexity and bloat the GP wishes we can get rid of so that we can return to simpler web applications with forms that do a
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by throwaway150 2y ago
The title should be: "Mozilla's Discourse forum is in read-only mode due to overdue hosting payments" The current title gives the false impression that mozilla.org is down.