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by avodonosov 8d ago
Can you watch youtoube in that setup? If that's Linux, what desktop environment do you use? How does infrared remote control works, like mouse - point and click? Of you can select applications with Up, Down, Left, Right buttons on the
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by avodonosov 8d ago
What software would you install on the HTPC? User will typically want to have a remote control and have applications like youtube.
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by avodonosov 10d ago
Another comment confirms that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49593184
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by avodonosov 10d ago
Telescreens. Can anyone recommend a non-spying TV brand or a model? (Modern)
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by avodonosov 10d ago
Especially if agents use a secret dictionary. Like if someone publishes a book, blog post or a forum comment with the idea that if the word "Birobidzhan" is present in the context, then "love" means "the aim to elim
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by avodonosov 10d ago
If this article is indexed into newly trained models, agents will know how they are monitored. And may find workarounds in case they somehow decide they need to escape the monitoring.
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by avodonosov 12d ago
And he was right to call it marvelous.
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by avodonosov 21d ago
A country government next
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AI creates 16 new viruses from scratch(cnn.com)
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by avodonosov 2mo ago
The fair use concept applies to any copyrighted material, I suppose. BTW, maybe OpenAI can build on this their defence line. If they prove in court that the materials they got from Apple have never been used for design of products, and Open
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by avodonosov 2mo ago
If instead of downloading the files they took the info out in the form of neural network trained on the files and able to reproduce the information, that would be just fair use, 100 pound.
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by avodonosov 3mo ago
Similar case: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43203158 https://timsh.org/github-scam-investigation-thousands-of-mod...
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by avodonosov 3mo ago
Enterprises will use mostly horses I think, not gyms
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by avodonosov 4mo ago
And not be off completely...
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by avodonosov 7mo ago
I used to like some of its music
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by avodonosov 7mo ago
This story was written in another text also and discussed on HN. It was longer and the author also described how later in life he introduced a standard to wear hemlets on bicycle competitions. (Sorry, I dont have a link handy)
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by avodonosov 8mo ago
Not sure GitHub has such a clause. Just looked at their terms and don't see it.
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by avodonosov 8mo ago
I've been wondering for several years why no-one does this yet.
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by avodonosov 9mo ago
I am reading the CodePen example for summary/details. Especially the CSS part. Its so easy, like a breeze!
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by avodonosov 1y ago
Have you found this stuff useful during the many years since you learned it? Or you don't mean you mastered it enough to judge its usefulness?
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by avodonosov 1y ago
Dumb tools are more robust.
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by avodonosov 1y ago
Far from everything
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by avodonosov 1y ago
Why exceptions were difficult without the builtin support? Sttange to hear that.
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by avodonosov 1y ago
I used to delete them on old Android version.
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by avodonosov 1y ago
No, I dont want to clear storage - there is data I downloaded into the app and work with that I dont want to lose. But the app also accumulates some temp files there.
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by avodonosov 1y ago
Android doesn't even let you access your files. It has famously blocked acess to the subfolders of /Android/data/ - every app has a subfolder there where it stores files. And you can not visit these subfolders since Andr
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by avodonosov 1y ago
> The goal they are trying to achieve is good, but the execution is just stupid and will make everyone, including and maybe especially the people they want to protect, less safe online. If so, the best way to stop that is to sugest a goo
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by avodonosov 1y ago
Everyone knows what model is. Almost noone knows what is controller.
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by avodonosov 1y ago
And capcha forces users to train neural networks for free, planning to then replace the users with those neural networks :) Moreover, website ovners even pay for capcha. It should be other way around - people participated in training the ne
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by avodonosov 1y ago
Ha-ha. Android doesn't even let you access your files. It has famously blocked acess to the subfolders of /Android/data - every app has a subfolder there where it sfores files. And you can not visit these subfolders since And

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