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by delroth 6mo ago
FWIW, while Dolphin doesn't accept donations, the non-profit foundation behind it has been collecting money for almost 15 years via ads and referrals. All of the financials are transparent: https://opencollective.com/do
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by delroth 1y ago
Don't use a user agent that sends signed headers identifying you as a bot? How are any of the failure modes you mention not /improved/ by the spec proposal this comment section is about?
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by delroth 1y ago
Which is not something that happened, even according to Max Howell himself: https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-logic-behind-Google-rejectin... > I feel bad about my tweet, I don’t feel it was fair, and it fed the current er
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by delroth 1y ago
It's nice to see TSMC's internal security teams are detecting these things, but it would be more surprising news if this kind of IP theft wasn't happening to be honest...
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by delroth 1y ago
The soft prediction metric seems especially ridiculous to me. If I'm not mistaken, just picking at random gets better results than their ML selection at >= 5 predictions (1-(2/3)*5 > 0.8438). However: > your opponent&#x27
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by delroth 1y ago
Google Reader was the last major user of the old social sharing stack at Google designed for Buzz, a product mostly remembered to these days for United States v. Google and the 2011 FTC consent decree. When people redesigned Google's s
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by delroth 1y ago
There are several other programs like STF funded by the EU (often mediated via NLNet), and for example Servo gets some amount of its funding via NGI (an EU Commission initiative): https://nlnet.nl/project/Servo/
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by delroth 1y ago
> HBC had to give up development HBC has not been under real development for 10+ years. This is mostly a performative act.
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by delroth 1y ago
> AFAIK it's software RE work, and nothing done in the console hacking scenes is truly cleanroom at all There's a wide gradient of how much effort people put into reverse engineering consoles in a legal way vs. just copying cod
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by delroth 1y ago
English has no literal word-to-word equivalent to this - this french "à" is used to describe the main property of a noun, and the translation in English when no original word exists is via a nominal group or a concatenation of nou
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by delroth 1y ago
Except here it's not even a correct literal translation of "TGV", so you wouldn't be learning anything useful.
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by delroth 1y ago
> It's impressive how much internet censorship in Europe is currently being caused by this one group of extremely greedy people. How is this greedy? It's clearly illegal behavior, both from illegal re-broadcasters and from user
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by delroth 2y ago
The EU invests in Servo already, for example through NLNet grants.
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by delroth 2y ago
You're describing the IAEA, founded in 1957 and in activity since: https://www.iaea.org/topics/verification-and-other-safeguard...
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by delroth 2y ago
> As always with nuclear there are a few taboo topics. One of them being fuel supply. It's not taboo, the answer is just extremely simple: mining needs people willing to work in a dangerous and exhausting field, so when practical, r
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by delroth 2y ago
This is a common misconception: there are some exceptions for certain types of media, but for example downloading copyrighted software (including games) without authorization is not legal in Switzerland. And some of those exceptions are mor
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by delroth 2y ago
> It’s not the case for big tech employers, who tend to have very clear “levels” and (from what I can tell on levels.fyi) it’s often a 25%+ jump in total comp. You're misinterpreting the data, because you can't see for data poi
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by delroth 2y ago
Same in Switzerland, with the added quirk/bonus that shops in train stations are allowed to open on Sundays, when shops outside of train stations usually can't open due to employment laws. This wasn't originally meant as a wa
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by delroth 2y ago
Those expats are residents though, and thus wouldn't be impacted by the proposal being discussed in the linked article.
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by delroth 2y ago
How does allowing *non-residents* to buy real estate help in attracting foreigners and cultivate growth?
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by delroth 2y ago
He was 2.5/3 the day he was fined (then forbidden to play) for his dress code violation, and was around rank 25 after game 8, one point behind first place. Not a winning performance but not particularly bad either.
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by delroth 2y ago
Most game studios these days - including Nintendo - explicitly provide guidance and licensing terms for content creators. You can for example check out https://www.nintendo.co.jp/networkservice_guideline/en/index..
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by delroth 2y ago
This has recently been challenged in courts and rejected: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/08/federal-appeals-court-... > Integral to the Court’s decision was the conclusion that Section 1201’s ban on ci
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by delroth 2y ago
I have no idea what you're talking about, since nowhere did I use solar capacity factor data nor did I look at number of reactors per plant.
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by delroth 2y ago
> In the Netherlands alone, these solar panels generate a power output equivalent to at least 25 medium sized nuclear power plants. Since this didn't pass the smell test: the author is looking at nameplate capacity, which is a compl
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by delroth 2y ago
"Right to sponsor a project and get it to advertise your company" does not exist in any FOSS license that I know of. There's pretty much nobody complaining about Anduril using Nix, or even contributing to Nix. Many contributo
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by delroth 2y ago
> The systemd notification protocol could have been as simple as just writing a newline to a pipe It basically is. libsystemd links to liblzma for other features not related to notifications. (The protocol is that systemd passes the path
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by delroth 3y ago
It's Starbucks Reserve, so yes, you're absolutely paying for the experience.
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by delroth 3y ago
> a non-issue at scale business-wise in modern data centers. I've worked on similar stuff in the past at Google and you couldn't be more wrong. For example, if your CPU screwed up an AES calculation involved in wrapping an encr
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by delroth 3y ago
Your obsession with how people decide to present themselves is what's creepy and weird.

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