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DeepYogurt

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    Comment #48787614

    Anyone afraid of being laid off at google right now? Perhaps this is a backup :)

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    Comment #48668841

    Like what? Do you get tokens for "helping open source" or something?

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    Comment #48668494

    Why though? Is everyone karma farming? What's the motivator here?

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    Comment #48493817

    This'll be very painful in the short term, but hopefully this leads to a reduction in software dependency tree sizes in the longer term.

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    Comment #48311993

    This is good internet

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    Comment #48001815

    Who's accountable for the 33%?

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    Comment #47809681

    CPE is a joke. The offical spec doc asserts that correctness of names is not in scope for the spec. See section 5. Well-Formed CPE Name Data Model https://csrc.nist.gov/pubs/ir/769…

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    Comment #47807279

    I guess this shows how low of a bar there is for getting something in as an ietf draft. Adds context for that ipv8 post from the other day for sure

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    Comment #47807264

    Long overdue to be honest.

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    Comment #47780569

    The shoe company? Edit: The shoe company.

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    Comment #47752988

    We are collectively out of ideas

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    Comment #47699267

    Are any of them good?

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    Comment #47640473

    Who amongst us has NOT had a little teleport at 2am? /s

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    Comment #47618522

    What does that mean for a user of the model? Is the "-it" version more direct with solutions or something?

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    Comment #47617807

    maybe a dumb question but what what does the "it" stand for in the 31B-it vs 31B?

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    Comment #47549739

    Man, these vibe coded sites really are off putting

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    Comment #47512059

    Mozilla has run its own vpn for a while now https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/vpn/

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    Comment #47420308

    MMOs must be expensive to run

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    Comment #47360976

    Reminds me of wolfram's cdf format https://www.wolfram.com/cdf/

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    Comment #47157302

    maintenance burden

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    Comment #47049847

    How does that matter?

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    Comment #47049552

    Smacks of state media control don't it?

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    Comment #47011216

    how often does anyone use it though?

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    Comment #47010851

    This is some quality internet