class4behavior

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by class4behavior 3y ago
Libraries acquire proper licenses for a particular manner of use. That license takes into account what a human and technology are capable of. Moreover, even beyond that, you aren't allowed to just utilize an IP however you wish just b
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by class4behavior 3y ago
It's a buzzword salad for investors or users, not developers. DYI stuff is cheaper and you can pretend to be an expert in everything (at least until you'll ruin everything). Input data is free as it's stolen from the internet
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by class4behavior 3y ago
Well, there is this: https://github.com/soundjester/lemmy_monkey
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by class4behavior 3y ago
https://lemmyverse.net/ is also a good place for finding either Lemmy instances or communities while on https://fediverse.party/ you can find links to the most important resources regarding the main platfor
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by class4behavior 3y ago
The same way people manage to decide whether to buy buns at the bakery on the right rather than the one on the left or donate to the NGO1 rather than NGO2 doing exactly the same, you ought to manage to judge which instance is a better fit o
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by class4behavior 3y ago
> I mean that’s the whole point of federation right?? The point of federation is not to be dependent on oligopolies from a single country, one with poor grasp of and legal enforcement of personal privacy at that. >It kinda loses its p
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by class4behavior 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230614125253/https://programmi...
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by class4behavior 3y ago
Hm, if you zoom in you can clearly see the difference between jxl and avif. The problem is rather the inconsistency of the results. For instance, at medium quality Jxl seems to be better at preserving fine details and structure like the mar
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by class4behavior 3y ago
Decentralization is what both public and private social media needs, which tildes does not offer; but Lemmy specifically is not the long-term answer to Reddit either. Still, that's irrelevant because mobility is one of the main purpose
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by class4behavior 3y ago
Prime Directive my ass. With our luck we're probably somewhere between the equivalent of the Cardassian Union and the Breen
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by class4behavior 3y ago
Rather, I assume, they probably think that since they earned that experience now, they may as well profit. These "actually realistic recipes" are apparently an unexplored market after all.
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by class4behavior 3y ago
And you're overlooking the fact that laws always appear to solve some trouble or evil, even if the definition of said trouble is nonsensical or evil itself.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
It's misleading to put this on US Airforce only. If it's over Canadian airspace, they ordered it through NORAD or approved it. It was also to be expected not all of these discovered objects were from foreign state or malicious act
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Sure they did. First, they question the qualification of the author, then suddenly those qualifications are all relative and not really so relevant.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Now you're moving the goalposts
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Yes? That is an issue with US laws, not how jobs work. Your employer will still need to fill more senior roles.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
On Nostr, just the migration is easier, but you still need to have your data stored on your device or somewhere else. In turn you communicate with a lot more servers (privacy), those servers have much less incentives to moderate, even if yo
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by class4behavior 4y ago
As I said in my post - if you read it - private communication and social media are not the same. The expectations are different. On a social media platform you want some level of persistence, you want someone to be able to nurture a healthy
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by class4behavior 4y ago
The whole premise of Nostr is that you consider your access point hostile, yet its provider is still offering one. That contradiction just incentivizes bad and toxic actors to participate and dominate this network. That's why, it seems
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>Once people start wondering, they need to know. You're projecting. >That’s a problem if you really want to be anonymous. Large emphasis on really. Stop conflating secrecy with privacy. The former is another pair of shoes entirel
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by class4behavior 4y ago
rateyourmusic.com is an alternative to allmusic.com while chosic.com focuses on finding music. The later has generated more similar music for me so far. But I welcome every additional project improving the search for music which has been so
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by class4behavior 4y ago
You can't be sure what they're paying. For Apple I've seen $0.0056, $0.01, $0.008, and $0.006. The only consistency is that Napster, Tidal, and Amazon Unlimited (Not Prime) are always among the top payers and Spotify at the b
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>Teachers don't have the time to do deep critical reasoning about each student's essay. Projection much? Who are you speaking for? What countries, what states? It's difficult to dive in that deep into someone's essa
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Well, if you have the opportunity to choose, it's a bad choice to surrender your communications to a commercial globally centralized black box both professionally and privately. Moving to Zulip, RocketChat, Matrix/Jitsi, etc. inst
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by class4behavior 4y ago
I hope the first part was sarcasm
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by class4behavior 4y ago
In this case "European standards" are the product of US corporations - among others - laying foundation for the support of reforms at home.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Copyright is not the same as patents nor is innovation the only or necessarily the most relevant concern. Authors have rights, especially artists are often not immediately discovered, and a lot of large businesses would be able to suppress
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by class4behavior 4y ago
The cynicism in the commentary or justifications regarding how Afghanistan was handled is really extraordinary. They can be summarized basically as such: "We've spent $x trillion and what did we! get in return?" "Do you
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by class4behavior 4y ago
People spread this detail without knowing that the Swiss instead strickly control access to ammunition.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Nonsense. Most of them do. Deezer even offered a bigger music archive in the beginning. Tidal started as sub only but added a US only free tier, instead it pays its artist much better.

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