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Comment #49265355
Because I'm just relaying my personal experience rather than writing a scholarly article?
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Comment #49262013
They certainly do in my area! Which is why I appreciate the cameras.
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Comment #49237570
I have the same problem. Some good mitigations are dark mode on the computer and using very dark, yellow/brown alpine sunglasses in bright sun.
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Comment #49212183
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Comment #49212120
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Comment #49210818
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Comment #49202161
What do you mean, evil? Is there something evil about a datacenter, or a strip mall? I struggle to think what that could be.
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Comment #49199642
It's of course entirely believable that they would do this. Why wouldn't they?
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Comment #49169855
Where do you see there that 25% of the U.S. population cheered for nuclear annihilation?
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Comment #49169787
I do not disagree that there are some, but 25% is a massive overstatement, not merely "perhaps" high.
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Comment #49169576
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Comment #49144923
Whatever you call it, I'm against writing being a crime.
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Comment #49129290
That is a deeply illiberal notion.
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Comment #49128326
It is itself uncivilized for writing to be a hate crime.
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Comment #49123212
There are a lot of bug fixes and changes happening. Even a very useful feature (cooldowns). See https://blog.rubygems.org As a user, I have no complaints. Quite the opposite; I've …
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Comment #49122640
Meanwhile, bundler and rubygems are being maintained ably, if not better, by hsbt.
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Comment #49109375
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Comment #49101745
Where is the supposed austerity?
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Comment #49062477
It is quite different indeed. There are many ways to use an LLM. Blunderbuss approaches like this are wrongheaded and ignorant.
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Comment #49061057
They are unenforceable and the motivation looks to be political in nature. I will simply ignore them, but it does reduce the credibility of Debian if the more AI-hostile variants o…
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Comment #49058514
I simply don't accept that this type of project rule has any validity. It's like telling me what editor I can use, or that I can't use Google to search for programming tips, or tha…