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by vesinisa 3y ago
Why doesn't this run in the browser? :( It's 2023 - and no offence intended - but I would rather not download a binary blob from a random Internet page to execute it outside the browser's sandbox. Especially since it looks th
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by vesinisa 3y ago
Interesting. I got to thinking why a negative fold (e.g. -1) is not used to indicate local times that do not exist due to standard time to DST transition (moving clocks forward in spring). It is in fact discussed by the PEP: https:/
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by vesinisa 3y ago
Almost all of the topics you listed have sessions in this year's Google I/O. There are 35 different sessions tagged "Android" alone: https://io.google/2023/program/?q=android There might be no
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Australian whistleblower wants to sue ChatGPT for defamation(smh.com.au)
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Thanks! Yeah it does sound great for someone who wants a Linux that "just works". That was the original selling point of Ubuntu as well, but this seems to be taking it on another level for less technically savy people who want a L
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by vesinisa 4y ago
I would've appreciated some background how this differs from the next Linux distro, and what's the relation to Ubuntu removing Flatpak?
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Yup, I have separate travel insurance from a reputable domestic insuracne company that I trust. My credit card also has a travel insurance from a multinational insurance company that I had never heard of before. The bank didn't even bo
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by vesinisa 4y ago
It's just a precaution for when they eventually breach your OS and dig out the machine's serial number from the BIOS. This will allow them to trace you to the reseller you used. But if you ordered to a dead drop in a random countr
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by vesinisa 4y ago
... on a new computer, each time ordered from a different brand and reseller, paid with a unique type of cryptocurrency and delivered each time to a new dead drop in a different country.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
I just tried putting it on with the idea of trying it out for one workday to see if it breaks something. It immediataly broke favicons on my GitLab tabs (turning them into random vertical stripes of pixels), which is both odd and a pretty b
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by vesinisa 4y ago
> Overall, we expect to reduce our team size by around 10,000 people and to close around 5,000 additional open roles that we haven’t yet hired. So in total this means about 16% reduction from what Facebook was aiming to scale to in Decem
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Are you sure it goes like this, or just conjecturing? Transformativeness is a defense arguing for fair use, i.e. saying that yes, you copied, but because you added so much new, the new work is independent, creative and original in its own r
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by vesinisa 4y ago
It's not all black & white. In the ANOM case the FBI, through a Swiss cover company, sold criminals "super encrypted" mobile phones.[1] In reality, the phones were backdoored and all their messaging leaked to the FBI. Thi
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Are you a copyright expert? This sounds counter realistic. By the same vein of thought I could claim that Google is a tool and by typing in different keywords I can make it "output" almost any image. Yet me nor Google could never
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by vesinisa 4y ago
> But a violation by the police, not necessarily a violation by a third party. Incorrect. If you are really interested, the rules of evidence are outlined in the Code of Judicial Procedure, Chapter 17. Translation to English is available
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by vesinisa 4y ago
There is no blanket provision to make unlawfully obtained evidence inadmissible but the judge must still forbid using any document that was i.a. obtained through a "gross" violation of the person's legal rights. So in this sp
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by vesinisa 4y ago
While the algorithm can simulate human learning, surely its outputs are not original copyrightable works. Originality seems to require human action by definition, and is what distinguishes inspired and copied works. If the outputs are not
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by vesinisa 4y ago
This is a power tool. I recently needed to edit metadata on an MP4 file. All the other tools would corrupt the data so that the app reading it did not load it anymore. But ExifTool handled this format correctly, and I was amazed by the weal
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by vesinisa 4y ago
This is all fun and games until the junior dev edits the code to store the user's search history in that obfuscated appState object. The users end up sharing their URLs in public and unknowingly leaking some very private data.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
I don't think this is low-quality. I think he did a good job with the illustrations and explaining it. I guess that's why people are liking it. If someone publishes original content for free and in the end puts a link to their pai
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Yeah, I've been also asking it questions about API documentation (Android APIs specifically) and it is very good at it, often beating StackOverflow. Though I've noticed sometimes it gets fringier details incorrect but remains very
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Did you continue with this company?
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by vesinisa 4y ago
2006 called and want their headline back ..
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Exactly.. The article fails to answer the question posed by its very title. What I've gathered, this was a very much expected result and NOT a "breakthrough". And with regards to making fusion a viable source for commercial,
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by vesinisa 4y ago
I think Tesla is so much like Apple. Both sell a product of debatable quality. Both do their utmost to differentiate from competitors - most visibly by using non-standard charging ports for their respective products. Both had a quirky CEO t
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by vesinisa 4y ago
So what was the advance here really? The experiment generated a bit more energy than usually, going over a certain purely theoretical threshold where it's "ignition" only if you ignore all the externalities required for drivi
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by vesinisa 4y ago
This sounded like a very flashy hiring event and a political rally. I turned off when they started advertising job openings - after thanking the President so, so many times and making clear how this was only possible thanks to the funding f
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by vesinisa 4y ago
(2017)
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Think you might have a editorial content left under the headline "Installing FFmpeg Check". There are instructions for installing FFmpeg (first I thought it was maybe some tool called "FFmpeg Check" to "check"
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by vesinisa 4y ago
> those of us actually using cryptoassets for [...] inflation resistance Heh, gotta say cryptos have weathered their first real test as a hedge against rising global inflation (since early 2021) really well. Meaning, the rising interes

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