weare138

26 ms·

181.
by weare138 3y ago
That's like saying Ford doesn't owe it to you to fix a defective vehicle because they don't feel it's a priority.
182.
by weare138 3y ago
I'm sure that contributes but there's another side to the issue that drives it. Getting devs and especially commercial vendors to pay attention to the issue. It's become all to common place for vendors to abuse their bug repo
183.
by weare138 3y ago
I'm surprised it lasted this long or at the very least changed the name by now.
184.
by weare138 3y ago
This article conflates issues in a misleading way. Yes companies calling their AI models 'open-source' when they are not released under an actual open-source license is a problem that needs to be addressed. But the argument that c
185.
by weare138 3y ago
I'm sorry but this is a self created and imposed concept. People promoting the NPC trope are just observing known psychological and sociological traits and phenomena but assigning new and scientifically unsound meanings to them that&#x
186.
by weare138 3y ago
I'm not sure what the overall point here is. The headline and article are framed in a way that makes it seem switching from GPLv3 was the catalyst for increased profitability but this is never clarified or quantified: Two years later,
187.
by weare138 3y ago
It's not you. It's an unfortunate current trend in the industry. Most companies are outsourcing recruiting now which is what's causing the hiring crisis in our industry. The *vast* majority of recruiters do not have technical
188.
by weare138 3y ago
I'm from Genx. The whole pronunciation thing started as a joke but apparently most people didn't get it and it got out of hand. But maybe that's the hallmark of a really good joke. It just keeps delivering.
189.
by weare138 3y ago
It's disingenuous to market your product as privacy focused then put the onus on the user to actually make it private. You can do that with any browser. If you're just going to end up shaving the yak anyways why use Brave to begin
190.
by weare138 3y ago
Honestly if Fedora is working for you and you don't have some compelling reason to switch I doubt it would be worth it. I had been running Kubuntu up until recently and it's meh. It's not horrible , but not good either. An
191.
by weare138 3y ago
Why is this on HN? Some quick googling will tell you everything you need to know about the Epoch Times. I have never heard of this 'All Sides' site. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Epoch_Times
192.
by weare138 3y ago
I think all the drama with Oracle acquiring MySQL may have contributed to the situation too.
193.
by weare138 3y ago
It's definitely not up for AAA gaming but it's not horrible either. But why restrict Nvidia cards altogether when nouveau already supported by the kernel? Obviously it would be a stop-gap solution until proper support for the prop
194.
by weare138 3y ago
Seems odd too. I'm not sure why it wouldn't support Nvidia cards. The open-source Nouveau drivers for Nvidia cards has been in the mainline kernel for years now. Most Nvidia cards just work out of the box now in Linux.
195.
by weare138 3y ago
The rare Zuckerberg burn.
196.
by weare138 3y ago
And PayPal isn't?
197.
by weare138 3y ago
This is a terrible article. The supporting evidence for their claim is 1 study of 2400 participants that hasn't been peer reviewed and an outdated poll from Feb 2022 conducted during the epidemic and economic downturn. The rest are jus
198.
by weare138 3y ago
They know their arguments are disingenuous. It's a ploy by the big agro-conglomerates to maintain their stranglehold over the dairy market. They've been artificially inflating and fixing the price of milk and stifling any competit
199.
by weare138 3y ago
I've been using Proton as an alternative to Gmail. Potential security issues aside it's been ok. Web interface is definitely more usable than Gmail is now. Big down side so far is no SMTP/IMAP support on the free plan. You ne
200.
by weare138 3y ago
Again that's not evidence. Does anyone know of any verifiable factual evidence this is true or even possibly true? I literally can't find anything so far. This isn't reddit people. This is HN. You need to back up your claims
201.
by weare138 3y ago
I can not find any evidence supporting this claim.
202.
by weare138 3y ago
Draconian drug laws. Most psychedelics are classified as Schedule 1 drugs, the most legally restrictive and punishable classification.
203.
by weare138 3y ago
Whats up with WizardLM-13B-V1.2? I don't know anything about it but the description says it's based on Llama-2 with only 13B parameters and it's holding it's own in the top 5 with a fraction of the model size.
204.
by weare138 3y ago
Republicans control the house. That's who would have to pass any legislation. FTC is non-partisan.
205.
by weare138 3y ago
What is this clickbait crap?
206.
by weare138 3y ago
The past is real. Your memories, feelings and interpretations of it may not be. Reality is not subjective. You are.
207.
by weare138 3y ago
Beer isn't boiled or distilled, it's fermented. We quickly pasteurized beer before packaging now but they didn't do that back then.
208.
by weare138 3y ago
I did. It's just some random youtube 'influencer' shilling for an e-commerce platform for 5 minutes. Otherwise known as a commercial.
209.
by weare138 3y ago
Of course, think about the relationship between Ubuntu and Debian. The idea is the upstream would be a fully open-source project that vendors build off of downstream. This way we can prevent vendors from subjugating a distribution like with
210.
by weare138 3y ago
But what stops Oracle from just pulling a Red Hat when people switch over to Oracle Linux? Oracle hasn't exactly proven itself to be trustworthy over the years and that's putting it lightly. I think we need a fully open source alt

More ›