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unknownian
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Comment #49137276
Lmao what a ridiculous response. Yes, some mathematicians and artists are in it to feel smart. But the vast majority also just enjoy the process. Having a computer do all the work …
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Comment #49135497
You shouldn't be getting downvoted for something that a majority of pure math and art enthusiasts believe to be true. The truth is many of these entrepreneurs and VCs are obsessed …
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Comment #48614417
I’m vehemently anti-genAI in creative fields but even I think this metric is stupid and unfair to younger generations and generations to come, even if genAI writing gets better. If…
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Comment #37083934
>like the AGPL? As I explained in an earlier thread, MongoDB tried using AGPL. AGPL is not a barrier for Amazon, they still will resell your product without contributing. MongoDB e…
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Comment #35764002
Are you disagreeing with me or just giving more detail? Because I think that's what I was saying. My opinion is that this is not fair to a company like MongoDB.
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Comment #35759440
Then why did Mongo relicense? I assumed that AGPL was not enough to maintain their business which is why they are now using a more extreme form of AGPL that is no longer considered…
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Comment #35759256
I enjoyed the post and this is off-topic but when I was younger I was very pro-GPL and I still like copyleft, but to me the logic behind it makes less and less sense as time goes o…
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Comment #9400299
I saw Tom be the awards emcee at Yale's hackathon and I don't really get why he acts the way he does. It's some persona that makes people hate startup founders even more than they …
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Comment #9241453
>MRI executes Ruby via an interpreted stack-machine bytecode language known as YARV On Wikipedia: >Since YARV has become the official Ruby interpreter for Ruby 1.9, it is also name…
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Comment #9213865
>I don't think there's an app for Syncthing https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nutomic.sy... Yeah, I knew about the middle device thing, but it seemed like a hassle …
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Comment #9206978
A problem is that if you want to sync regular text files to apps on your phone we have formed somewhat of a Dropbox monoculture where DB is generally the main or sometimes the only…
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Comment #9206941
Syncthing is great, but the devs say they can't develop a mechanism for sync between operating systems on the same computer, which is something I really need.
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Comment #9169138
Is there a word to describe the structure of the notation of mathematics versus programming syntax versus the English language?
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Comment #9168177
Oh, I guess I read too quickly. Comments on those sites really are terrible.
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Comment #9168091
The comments on that site are sickening. Yes, I do not agree with Eich's views. Mozilla owned up to it. Someone should tell them to disable JS everywhere because of Eich. Plus, Fir…
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Comment #9160322
Is Rubinius X still a thing?
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Comment #9146391
I've never lived in SF but this is a reason why people sometimes mention how they prefer to live elsewhere. I've lived in Los Angeles and New York and I feel a nice sense of divers…
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Comment #9145005
Unbelievable that the author claims that Gruber is wrong about accessibility without offering any evidence.
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Comment #9141650
That's not just what it says. If it just said that, that would be fine. It says making "any claim" against a Facebook patent will terminate your right to use the software. Facebook…
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Comment #9136002
Your innovation into this (the cross domain feature) sounds interesting, but Omegle has the basic design already down with popularity.
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Comment #9135951
While as an Ivy League student I relish in the potential that Stanford could be left out of this, heheh, these things are pretty inherently elitist and omegle has a similar functio…
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Comment #9129925
I used to be someone who defended comments in general. I think they are only good for a certain subset of usecases, such as college campus blogs, where different voices can and sho…
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Comment #9117225
I get that they have a lot of JS devs and there's a big community but if they went with Ruby I would have been so much more inclined to stick with it. Performance-wise perhaps it w…
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Comment #9116751
Because they run the same package manager and roughly do the same thing for the same purpose? It's not a JRuby vs Rubinius debate, imo; it's more like YARV vs MRI, you just don't n…