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evidently everyone assumes that kids mean you do the reading on the toilet whereas I meant 6 minutes is an eternity you will not be allowed to reach.

> be done in max 6mins this has a very "tell me you haven't had kids yet without telling me" energy to it, in opinion at least.

I don't think they're in clear violation, in that the license does not say what they have to do other than make source code available. Malicious compliance is a thing so it might b…

there is no evidence available on that, perhaps people should go ahead and built it, but in cases such as this if NW thinks it would get a decrease or reversal on appeal it might s…

>You describe things like "access the file system" but what even is that? In Linux, if you write to a "file" in /proc or /sys, you can trigger all sorts of side effects, including …

If you want a fun read that might educate via entertaining I would read Satan Comes to Dinner by Douglas Crockford https://www.crockford.com/ec/dining.html I wrote a bunch more, bu…

I suppose there would have to be a capability based model in conjunction with a user oversight model and a time model. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capability-based_security Thus …

that, however, was not what was said - people were arguing about people not citing, and Newton not citing, and I asked if it was expected to cite them at that time. At which point …

because once you're a hammer, you're just biding your time to smash a skull.

while I said I was not a scientific historian I am well enough read that I can say no, the tradition of citing all sources is a relatively modern invention. Definitely not widespre…

The way I read the parent commenter it almost seems like they feel that Google's decision was the really stupid one. Maybe neither one is that great.

Was the ethical requirement to discuss and acknowledge predecessors work as developed in Newton's time as in our own? I would naturally expect not because it would seem to me to be…

probably, so harder to check, but if the "english-like" languages are still just gibberish to them that does things they might still be able to learn what to English speaking peopl…

I doubt there has been studies on it, but I figure if you are already learning an alphabet and expression in that alphabet that are nonsensical to you to be able to program, then J…

the might at beginning of the clause was also meant to take into account that people might have familiarity with English, as I could not be certain, but probably should have been e…

there is, I think, a divide between programmers that is pretty basic. Do they need a language that maps somewhat to written human language, or can they adapt to languages that do d…

>c) is written by authors I don't viscerally reject, why would I ever compromise on those? just curious, but how much research do you put into the background of any author to deter…

I guess, if a Mirage is one of the most common cars that everyone encounters multiple times in a day. The problem really is I haven't used these other AIs for finding links to thin…

I think it is a very weird phrasing in this context "drastically improved or completely eliminated" because drastically often is a negative, improved often is a positive and increa…

Merriam-Webster does of course have addiction as a habit, but it singles it out as being different than other definitions https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/habit perhaps t…