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traverseda

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About traverseda

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    Comment #49146231

    I didn't expect it to be that prominent. First text on there says that they represent employers in big header letters.

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    Comment #49130258

    What? It handles your password fields.

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    Comment #48963748

    Smaller budgets, slower improvement, less risk. They're not entitled to profits if that business model isn't sustainable. They're not entitled to a change in IP laws to protect the…

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    Comment #48962542

    Yes yes, we all understand the game-theoretic race-to-the-bottom you're describing here. Somehow despite linux being FOSS it still powers most of the important computing in the wor…

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    Comment #48962028

    Same people who fund linux kernel development. A coalition of companies that find it useful.

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    Comment #48961711

    In public with budgets that don't risk destroying the American economy presumably. Yes it may be slower.

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    Comment #48852187

    The token is stored on a LUKS encrypted drive on kwallet. You'd have just as much luck getting my password from my firefox installs sqlite DB. This is also how email clients in gen…

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    Comment #48851941

    Credit union atlantic. The possibility of you being able to profitably support small regional credit unions is pretty much 0. Maybe with a general browser use AI and an SMS portal.…

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    Comment #48851018

    This doesn't surprise me at all. You can really constrain this problem, give very narrow context, and get pretty reliable and reproducible results. I've gotten very good results wi…

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    Comment #48798886

    There is a big difference between capturing value and creating value. 20 developers can build and maintain a facebook or reddit clone, so why aren't they kicking the asses of the b…

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    Comment #48797175

    Well the goal is to stop killing games, to make it possible for people to run their own games indefinitely. That's a lot harder than baseline consumer protections though.

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    Comment #48796389

    With a video game it's not clear that you're purchasing a revocable license. That's why it's called "buying" a video game. If online stores were clear that you were actually leasin…

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    Comment #48752612

    So the play here is obvious, use the teleoperation as training data for a more general purpose AI controller. You need that data to make a model in the first place. What doesn't ma…

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    Comment #48739718

    From a few days ago, uses ultrasound. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48685558

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    Comment #48690909

    Regen braking,

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    Comment #48661265

    If memory serves the cachyos-nix flakes sets a cache for pre-built kernels, but that cache isn't available until you rebuild. So if you want to use the cache you need to do two ste…

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    Comment #48619767

    Yes, it requires a daemon running inside the VM and can be finicky though.

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    Comment #48557833

    Last I checked it was about $3000 per life saved by the most efficient methods. Looking at effective altruism communities. Mostly malaria nets.

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    Comment #48506406

    If you are using a real computer or can sideload apps.

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    Comment #48491815

    It's a WOPI app. Designed for embedding microsoft 365 office app in other web apps, but other people implement it. There's callabria, and this. You'd use it to connect nextcloud to…

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    Comment #48475327

    Also problems Ukrainian defense needs to solve, and that the Canadian military is trying to solve. This is everyone's problem. It's also biased towards defense use.

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    Comment #48322288

    >that has to deal with the other constraints of the web platform. Well there's your problem right there

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    Comment #48174410

    >You can be protected by safe harbour provisions, or you can editorialise your content. *I don't think* you should have both. Personal opinion, not legal opinion.

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    Comment #48172441

    I'm also not a lawyer, I was making that as a more vague moral distinction on the topic of free speech and accountability. For practical reasons I think those algorithms are absolu…

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    Comment #48171944

    You can be protected by safe harbour provisions, or you can editorialise your content. I don't think you should have both. Free speech does not cover scams and fraud, something tha…