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by tough 1y ago
sorry, you make a great point and I didn't mean to diminish their breakthrough's, but not all of us can allow to not even care about laws in the first place,was my main point. Easier done with VC's money tho
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by tough 1y ago
@dang or mods can replace a main discussion link if they think its apt/good for the final user you might write to the email on the footer of this page to reach them
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by tough 1y ago
Most of the big unicorns of the past cycle, uber, airbnb, etc, where mostly plays on -we can do illegal shit- and grow faster than laws close us up
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by tough 1y ago
Look into bill gates mom ;)
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by tough 1y ago
They're just pointing out how most -educational- content is actually marketing in disguise, which is fine, but also fine to acknowledge i guess, even if a bit snarkily
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by tough 1y ago
I mean that's more like old habits no? MacOS is pretty easy to setup. if all your target apps are available on it, you shouldn't have much of a problem. As a Windows/MacOS/Linux dweller kinto is a godsend so I can have m
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by tough 1y ago
I agree with this, i've been avoiding xcode as much as possible for my little swift projects, but now I do wonder if that still stands for large codebases, I guess you could try and find some big codebases on swift on gh and see how mu
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by tough 1y ago
You can even build swiftUI apps without opening Xcode at all nowadays (albeit no code signing) which is great. I never learned swift but I can add features easily now or create 1-day projects using swiftUI that makes great macOS native UI&#
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by tough 1y ago
I dont know if its just the training data, or that CRUD and webapps are more inherently easy to parrot away. Low level programming means actual -thinking- about the system, resources, and language decisions etc Even humans struggle with it,
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by tough 1y ago
LMAO they're so evil its even mildly funny
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by tough 1y ago
I've read at least several stories from this era like AppGet's https://medium.com/@keivan/the-day-appget-died-e9a5c96c8b22 I wouldn't trust Microsoft near my open source code base in 3 centuries They can
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by tough 1y ago
what do you mean exactly? I was suprised how with grobid many of at least the arXiv papers are easily converted to xml for better processing than PDF. Most of the papers are constructed from their latex sources so there's an easy way t
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by tough 1y ago
The irony in that is pretty funny tbh
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by tough 1y ago
doesn't the Affero GPL v3 cover this? have seen some projects use it, I think it limits the server run parts of the software etc
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by tough 1y ago
I'd still trust more antirez than amazon as entities. Never trust a company.
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by tough 1y ago
Does SQLite try to embrace, extend, and extinguish their competitors?
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by tough 1y ago
maybe leave the photo id ask for when there's suspicion only is fine
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by tough 1y ago
In crypto has become a known joke to ask that before hiring bc NK state actors really are focsuesd on it and hacking companies etc.
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by tough 1y ago
He means their bosses are from top 20 schools and didnt get hired because of their skills but their status
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by tough 1y ago
Just ask them to badmouth their leader on interview.
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by tough 1y ago
yep not a native english speaker here and yet my online footprint is mostly english due to software pushing me to learn it
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by tough 1y ago
People and companies are allowed to change opinions, why would anyone blame Redis or Elastic instead of Amazon for taking it all?
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by tough 1y ago
It's sad as an open source lover how money fucks it all
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by tough 1y ago
probably under-indexing of non-english sources by these crawlers. would be interesting if yandex opened some data sets!
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by tough 2y ago
I can respect that, maybe just an sdk and plugin architecture or hooks is fine too. will check memex out and give any concrete feedback on that regards if i have it
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by tough 2y ago
Thanks, didn't knew about Servo, hopefully we'll get there Electron really is bloated and any app using it eats my ram whatever how much of it i have
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by tough 2y ago
> On the Usage Data side, your code is never stored anywhere other than your machine when you use Memex. And you can enable "Privacy mode" to not have your prompts stored either. It would be nice if there's some kind of au
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by tough 2y ago
> I should have caught it and we'll fix it. That's a great reply and hoping for it to give memex a try, not that i want to give a competitor but I can use and give back to OpenAIs codex codebase because its MIT, it would suck t
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by tough 2y ago
Let's be honest here, to all the productivity enjoyors, you're not gaining any -hours- or producitvity gains onto your company just by using AI unless your profit also increases the rest is fugazi
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by tough 2y ago
Why not both?

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