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c01n
4y ago
Congratz Ethereum, sorry for doubting you. Now let bug bounties begins (:
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4y ago
> GPL: "Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software (and charge for them if you wish)". Yes but if I use copilot in a private codebase how sure am I that
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4y ago
MS and Github are thieves, all their code is closed source, yet they sell copyrighted code they don't own. If they told us years ago that our code will be automatically stolen by an "AI", most coders would not have created an
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4y ago
C was created to write Unix, and now here we have Hare to write Helios. Good luck on this great journey Mr Drew.
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5y ago
https://blog.kwatafana.org/
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Solana Algo-Rythm
(kwatafana.org)
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5y ago
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5y ago
On the one hand I don't want lawyers, government and politicians to shape cyberspace. But I also like this ruling it seems to set a precedent for users to be able to opt-in to APIs (and probably javascript the obvious next step if this
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5y ago
I will give it a shot :) Q: Because consciousness is all there is. Q2: Because you need consciousness to observe the universe as classical. Q3: Way over my head.
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5y ago
I'm getting 500s also for twitter and some other sites.
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5y ago
As soon as one miner goes down another one will come up because it is profitable, yes maybe they can stop it in the US, but at this point the network effect and momentum is too strong, allot of money is invested in it. The FBI would have to
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5y ago
Bitcoin is decentralized, Diem was centralized. It is hard to shutdown decentralized networks. Hollywood still cant shutdown bitorrent/piratebay.
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5y ago
Will it help if ones use a strain with high CBD and low THC, like Charlotte's Web? (asking for a friend)
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5y ago
The stoners that the builders refused shall be the head corner stoners.
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5y ago
We should be careful of imposing irl laws on the net because this will only bring the problems of irl to the net. On the net one can have multiple identities, each with varying characteristics and this is a feature of the net. Reputation is
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5y ago
Don't use the license if you cannot uphold it's principles.
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5y ago
This is absolutely disgusting, they should be ashamed to call themselves free software, they are violating the License and the principles of Free software, which is meant for the end user and not for corporations and governments. People liv
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5y ago
Thank you for this argument, I will put it in my cannon of responses to people who are pro spyware.
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5y ago
> Privacy is something that people usually only care about on a theoretical level. Practically speaking, they're often happy to not care so much at all if they get something more tangible in return. Because not everyone is a Progra
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5y ago
Rastafarians where right: - Don't eat meat - Don't use plastic - Don't use cars - Grow your own food - Love the earth And yes Babylon is literally burning.
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5y ago
Emojis are awesome, some of things are very difficult to express in text. I like how ancient Egypt wrote in diagrams.
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5y ago
> Chia is basically turning wasting electricity into wasting silicium (or whatever tapes/harddrives are made from). Does this apply to filecoin?
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5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eMGbDJmgv0 you are welcome.
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5y ago
Consciousness has no state, computers are state machines.
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5y ago
How I envy farmers, fishermen, taxi drivers etc.
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5y ago
This kind of pragmatism is what leads to this kind of dystopian technologies.
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5y ago
Paypal is a scam. Use crypto-coins!!!
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Free Software, Free Society [pdf]
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5y ago
I buy a computer I own that computer there should be no strings attached.
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5y ago
> What I don't understand about the crypto remittances argument is how the people sending and receiving them are supposed to convert them into spendable currency. The final goal is not to be able to convert crypto to fiat, the goal
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5y ago
- Decentralized (Not controlled by a single company) - Phone number not required - Crypto-coins work in more countries countries then mpesa
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