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> A: "Hey, we have a bunch of evidence that someone called Jonathan BaskinsRobbins did a bunch of crimes with an axe - can we figure out where he lives?" > B: "Yep, the phone book …

> ... tokens for debugging and JIT research

I'm so glad this exists, I've been considering doing something like this for a few months. I recently got a TV based on VIDAA os, a locked-down linux-based OS where everything is r…

I think that's because you can usually smell when food is close to being rotten before you can see it... EDIT: reading the WardsWiki reference from that Wikipedia page, there's als…

The author doesn't say you can't use features with 98% (or even less) support. What they say is that you have to ensure that your site still works for the remaining users, through …

Hypothetical: Pepsi starts using AI in some magical way that allows them to increase their margins. This allows them to reduce prices while increasing profits. Price-sensitive cust…

He was not opposed to paying for the software. He was opposed to being limited in what he could do with it after it was paid for.

Important nit-pick: Copyleft was created to protect users of free software from authors/distributors who tried to use copyright to control the software running on the users' comput…

Yep, I found that one too - this paper https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12710904/ > assumes immunocompetent mice, while the sepsis one was in a patient who was immunocompro…

Cheese!

That would be part of the non-functional reasons mentioned in the next paragraph.

Details of acquisition of assets which may incur tax or legal treatment on disposal? Ongoing contracts (e.g. life insurance policies may last 40+ years). I did work for an insuranc…

Are you talking about this tax system? https://nordisketax.net/pages/en-GB/taxation/?country=finlan... > Because that is a marginal system, (and unless they've messed up the calcul…

> ... unless it is made directly to an origin server that has previously indicated, in or out of band, that such a request has a purpose and will be adequately supported. You left …

e.g. https://github.com/dtnewman/burn-baby-burn >

The source appears to be https://github.com/LayoutitStudio/cssQuake >

The point of the deadline is not that you can't be off work, but that you stop getting paid for not working. For example, the way it works in Australia is that after you have used …

Making it a state issue does not answer the question of should everything be decided by laws, or should some be decided by regulations?

Glad to be of service. I can't take credit for the idea, it was stolen from a meme I saw long ago, but it was one which sticks with you.

> it took 13 years to roughly nasdaq to recover So it's okay for everyone's who's due to retire in the next 13 years to have their 401k or equivalent wiped out when the correction …

> ... the markets will eventually find out that it's useless, and everything will go back to normal, and the people you don't like will have lost money, so there's no point in bein…

Exactly. The question is not "are people using it to do stuff?" because we know right now they are. Given free or heavily-subsidised access to powerful tools, people will use them.…

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The trick is in the wording - they probably aren't getting that many subs. They're saying they "expect" to get that many, at some point in the mythical future.

> Only if it has access to exfiltrate data. Or if it has access to a tool call which allows it to exfiltrate data. In the example identified, the AI agent never accesses the exfilt…