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HugThem
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Comment #25067849
Lots of confusion in this question. Where do I even start ... First of all, what do you mean by "this"? You mention Napster and Limewire. These are things. Things cannot be illegal…
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Comment #25067513
Because pc laptops can run Linux.
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Comment #24361184
After one hour and 23 comments, you are the first one to notice it. Shows that even on HN, the vast majority only reads the headline of an article.
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Adsense will stop allowing publishers to see their data older then 3 years
Google currently displays this info in the Adsense backend: ------------------------------------------ Last 3 years of reporting data We've limited reporting data for all AdSense p…
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Comment #24079605
I’m not too willing to take a different job given my sweet gig. This Steve Jobs quote comes to mind: "A human mind is too precious to be wasted"
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Comment #24006532
Reading Google's point of view on what happened in Spain they had yet another model over there: "Legislation in Spain requires every Spanish publication to charge services like Goo…
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Comment #24006501
I think making the commit summary the "id" of this workflow is actually interesting. It is a step towards doing project management in git itself rather then an external tool.
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Comment #24006483
My point is that you cannot "lend" bits. Nor can you "return" them. The meaning of "digital" is that the original never moves. Otherwise it would be "physical".
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Comment #24006449
Is this about copyright? Aka "If you copy more then X words, your violate the authors copyright" so that one has to negotiate with the author about copying more then X words? Or do…
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Comment #23999137
Have they been sued over digital lending in general or because they lent out more digital copies then they owned physically? Either way, I think that there is no legal "digital len…
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Comment #23998679
This is an example of a comment that should be downvoted.
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Comment #23998668
When does it happen that two branches share random commits? I never had that happen in my use cases.
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Comment #23957219
Summary: He published a 14GB file and one day there were 2700 downloads resulting in ~30 Terrabyte of traffic. He had the file behind CloudFlare, but since CloudFlare does not cach…
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Comment #23948025
That is a really long article. Looks like a lot of work. I will wait until there is a phone where I can just open a terminal and type apt install whatever I want.
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Comment #23948017
Have you done that?
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Comment #23947837
What are the "easy" steps to "overlay a separate read-write filesystem over the readonly system partition"? I would not even know where to start.
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Comment #23947533
I wonder why one would chose a phone with Ubuntu Touch over some non-linux phone. With Ubuntu Touch, you can not install anything on the phone. It has a read-only root filesystem t…
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Ask HN: Could we build an open, decentralized version of GPT-3?
I find it somewhat scary, that the most advanced AI is only available to whoever gets selected by a single authority. From what I read, the model has 175B parameters and therefore …
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Comment #23891572
Strange, nothing in the article tempered my expectations.
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Comment #20652469
statistics is about explaining an observed outcome in terms of its causing factors. Isn't it the same for ML? When we train a NN to map input factors to the observed outcome, it wi…
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Comment #20628565
You should mostly treat it as a black box Again, check the very link you posted. People do that. Until shit hits the fan. And then they have to take that black box apart. Which is …