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nikolayasdf123
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Comment #45138411
ToS are leagally binding contracts. there are there for a reason. contracts are not laws themselves. but correctly done ToS (I bet LinkedIn does) hold very real legal power.
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Comment #45134670
HN is out of control.
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Comment #45134665
because they are pulling what they are not supposed to. they are doing it illegally. that's why.
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Comment #45134656
what a nonsense. this is equivalent of "sovereign citizens" online. go and try it, and get yourself into jail.
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Comment #45134644
what a nonsense. they explicitly say "do not scrape us, unless we approve". they put paywalls and captchas. their service is literally selling access to users data. now you scrapin…
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Comment #45129242
> scraping LinkedIn profiles is this legal? last time I checked linkedin.com/robots.txt do not allow scraping, unless explicit approval from linkedin
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Comment #45129217
> we build own MCP > we use existing models via their API > we use existing tools/services/platforms > ChatGPT/OpenWebUI-like web interface > mostly uses text, no image, no desktop…
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Comment #45124827
yes, it is pretty much tax at this point. they are not going for small websites nor giants, both are privacty nightmare. they are going against SHEIN because they have money. disgr…
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Comment #45119495
> non 100% correctness of kernels wouldn't model not work properly if kernels are even slightly off? wasn't kernels a part of training stack for models? am I missing anything?
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Comment #45119259
> habr.com interesting to see this forum show-up again. remember 15 years ago there were posts about DYI drone from some random guy with lots of theoretical physics about stable co…
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Comment #45093883
holdon, I own domain (with say Let's Encrypt certs), I have my own keys for signing WebBotAuth tokens, I host public cert at my domain... where does CloudFlare come as a gatekeeper…
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Comment #45093586
Hong Kong has good one right now with TTPS China will be opening new visa track for tech in October, must be interseting to see
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Comment #45093562
Japan last year had HSP visa, which was a good deal (PR in 1 year + no Japanese language requirement). fastest permanent immigration track I ever seen
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Comment #45084930
get visa in countries that allow remote work. Portugal, Thailand, China now issue good vias that let you work for a company anywhere in the world and stay many years in the country…
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Comment #45084898
> H1B unknowns this. most countries have similar policies. been there, seen so many others going through this in UK, USA, Japan, Korea, Singapore. it really damages your life. to e…
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Comment #45038184
say I start charging you 40 USD for clothes you have bought from someone else, you are washing yourself, reparing, and other people made, using their own tools and materials. I did…
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Comment #45038107
you can pay for it 1000 USD too, nobody stops you but that does not mean it is "worth it". as in, marginal contribution and work people did to make it happen. banana duck-taped to …
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Comment #45038080
10 USD? how does this compare to asciiflow.com which is free and open-source?
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Comment #45034869
I believe this is why Google did SynthID https://deepmind.google/science/synthid/
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Comment #45024388
you are missing the point. (proving yourself wrong?) that movie has tons of AAA-grade creatives, AAA-grade actors, tens of thousands of people work, brand new music, licenced music…
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Comment #45021683
40 USD is way too expensive for this
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Comment #45021660
40 USD, this is ridiculous this is on par with AAA games that have tons of creative assets, art, music, thousands of people work on them for years.. and here is a utility that did …