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by voxic11 3y ago
not by major game studios anymore but plenty of very popular indie titles use it, yes, yes, yes, yes, its a framework/sdk that comes with everything you need to make a game, though its more a code first model so it isn't "edi
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by voxic11 3y ago
Basically if you are in good standing on the platform you can apply to be a contributor and if accepted you can submit and rate notes. The note which actually appears to everyone is selected out of the contributor submitted notes using some
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by voxic11 3y ago
Yeah instead of paying this guy, people should instead rely on the charity of big corporations like microsoft. Github pages are free and surely will remain that way forever without any strings attached!
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by voxic11 3y ago
maybe also the state has to spend more money subsidizing these dysfunctional families to ensure their children are fed and housed. But the state also usually taxes gambling pretty heavily so maybe its still an overall gain for the state&#x2
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by voxic11 3y ago
https://youtu.be/pU9sHwNKc2c
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by voxic11 3y ago
> U.S. citizens cannot be denied entry to the U.S. for any reason https://www.aclunc.org/our-work/know-your-rights/know-your-r...
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by voxic11 3y ago
I am a young person who has never sent a fax so please forgive my ignorance, but how does a fax allow you to prove you sent it? edit: nvm I looked it up myself and learned about fax receipts. Sucks that the equivalent feature in email (read
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by voxic11 3y ago
If software was subject to the same product liability laws as physical products could open source software even exist?
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by voxic11 3y ago
So am I fine if I stream it from a pirate site rather than downloading it?
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by voxic11 3y ago
https://url.spec.whatwg.org/
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by voxic11 3y ago
This collective action seems like it was effective enough and achieved its stated goals. Why introduce yet another permanent layer of bureaucracy and politics at your company if you can achieve your goals without it?
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by voxic11 3y ago
Even if the IRS isn't a fan, what are they going to do about it? It seems like the main recourse they could pursue is they could force the OpenAI directors/Microsoft to pay an excise tax on any "excess benefit transactions&qu
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by voxic11 3y ago
They are registered as a 501(c)(3) which is what people commonly call a public charity. > Organizations described in section 501(c)(3) are commonly referred to as charitable organizations. Organizations described in section 501(c)(3), ot
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by voxic11 3y ago
I always thought "the press" referred to the printing press and in a modern setting is taken to mean that the first amendment covers not only the spoken word (freedom of speech) but also the creation and distribution of media (fre
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by voxic11 3y ago
How do you know the benefits are accruing to only altman? I thought he claims to have no stake in OpenAI.
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by voxic11 3y ago
What jurisdictions have favorable tax rules here? Just ones which don't tax income at all? Because afaik every jurisdiction which taxes income does it based on the value in some fiat currency. So suppose you buy $100 worth of bitcoin t
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by voxic11 3y ago
In highschool I would spend 3-5 hours a night on homework. But I was later diagnosed with ADD, so I guess most people would spend far less.
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by voxic11 3y ago
What countries don't regulate crypto these days? Certainly the US and EU does.
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by voxic11 3y ago
Sure a research base, but we probably wont see colonies on mars for the same reasons we don't see colonies in antarctica.
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by voxic11 3y ago
Krebs is legally liable for what they publish, so if they are incorrect and it costs this person then they can sue for defamation and recover their losses from Krebs. This is how we hold people responsible for what they publish while avoidi
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by voxic11 3y ago
I read it as acknowledging a preconception the reader is likely to have and therefor building rapport with the reader, not necessarily a sign of bias by the author.
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by voxic11 3y ago
The problem wasn't that they had bad security and were hacked. The problem is that they lied to investors about their security and about the hack. So if a CISO was the one telling the lies (and you seem to acknowledge that their main p
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by voxic11 3y ago
The UK cannot take action because their laws explicitly allow this kind of data collection. So they would first need to update their laws before any lawsuit could have a chance at being successful.
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by voxic11 3y ago
Because of dependency issues like he mentioned. If I am using Library A which depends on version 1 of Library C and I need to start using Library B which depends on version 2 of Library C then I have a clear problem because most popular pro
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by voxic11 3y ago
Its been the case that most OpenAI/chatGPT features launch on bing chat first. Maybe part of the investment deal they have with Microsoft.
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by voxic11 3y ago
So in X11 if you select something then close the application then middle click paste into another application nothing will happen?
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by voxic11 3y ago
There is a lot happening with multimodal models and robotics right now. PaLM-E is similar to GPT-4V in that its a LLM that has been trained on additional visual and robotics "sense" data. https://blog.research.google&#x
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by voxic11 3y ago
Prevent the country from being run by organized crime by spying on the the people running the country, not the public. If you inverse it and instead allow those running the country to spy on the public but not the other way around then when
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by voxic11 3y ago
Its actually $5000 a month and that is the total cost of operating the tent site including 24-hour security, bathrooms, maintenance, and three meals per day, divided by the number of tents at the site. https://sfist.com/2021
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by voxic11 3y ago
Yes it seems that additional eligibility requirements may require a constitutional amendment. But the requirement could instead be imposed on some other part of the electoral process, like ballot access.

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