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vaylian
4mo ago
And they will continue to ask for data, that they don't actually need like phone numbers and home addresses.
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If privacy is outlawed, only outlaws will have privacy.
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People fall through the cracks of the system. You suddenly can't use a digital service any more, because it requires you to use a specific technology that you can't obtain, even though you are old enough. You might be a refugee, y
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4mo ago
No. The Unity script reference and documentation probably did not have a license that required you to attribute the original source.
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4mo ago
> I think my favorite thing is the `…` operator. Go check it out. I appreciate your enthusiasm. But three dots are really hard to google. Can you provide a link?
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What about the graphics processing capability? I see there are some modules with a GPU on them. Are they good enough to run 3D games that were released in the last 5 years? I'm also happy with older games. I just don't know how po
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> If we are all subject to the same monitoring and there are no exceptions, that would be fair. Not everyone is an exhibitionist. Some people thrive when they are very public about their life. Some prefer a much more private life.
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This. Game companies will probably test their games on a steam machine.
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Nitpick: The subnet fe80/10 is for link-local addresses ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link-local_address#IPv6 ). However, it is not an analog to the RFC 1918 IPv4 subnetworks. 192.168/16 is a private IPv4 sub
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> Yeah but that ridiculous overdimensioning is something I object to. There's more IPs than is needed to give each grain of sand on this planet its whole IPv4-sized internet. That's just overkill. People also thought that 4 byt
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Why the soap? Does it loosen the grip of the tick?
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Talk to you on meshtastic.
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XKCD 1053
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I found these e-mails always impolite. I knew perfectly well, that they were an automated response that only causes work on my end. But this HN submission also highlights something else: AI content should be labelled. It is not always obvio
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Covid helped a lot with digitalisation and working from home. But these things don't get momentum in a vacuum. People need to advocate for them beforehand, so that when the time is right, the decision makers will know who to turn to.
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Then e-mail should also be considered social media. We need a better definition.
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4mo ago
Why should it? Can I add you as a friend on HN? Can I become your follower? What are the social features that would make HN social media?
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5mo ago
Trump is POTUS. And Zuckerberg seems to be on good terms with Trump.
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Over a century, as a matter of fact.
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Given how many rounds of captchas I have to fight through, I'm not sure if these numbers are accurate.
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> The private part is saved by this browser as a non-extractable key, so it cannot be exported Which storage API is used here?
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LLMs are the wrong tool for video games. There have been plenty of successful non-LLM AIs that have been trained with reinforcement learning to play games. If you want to implement actual bots inside the game, then you want to use explicit
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> or a printer Someone else is doing that: https://www.crowdsupply.com/open-tools/open-printer
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docs: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/manage-workflow-r...
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The nice thing about Lua is that it can easily be combined with compiled languages. If you identify the hot path in your program, you can implement them in a more efficient language.
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> Latin language should be become the official language of the EU It would be more practical, if everyone spoke the same language, but the EU does deliberately not want that. The EU wants to preserve language and culture of its member st
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How does this work for you UX-wise? Do you use github? Do you and your collaborators select each commit individually inside a pull request?
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> This allows reviewers to step through your pull request in small bites, with each set of changes scoped to a single aspect of the feature. Is that a frequent way of reviewing? On GitHub you get shown all changes together in the review
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The biggest problem is not the broken commercialization, but the broken attribution. People should be recognized, when they create art. Art is an important way of how we humans express ourselves.
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> But our leaders are clearly unable to do so. What should be done then?
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