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Ask HN: Is claw-generated code copyright-able?
3 points by g-clef 7mo ago|1 comments
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by g-clef 9mo ago
having worked in a government agency that ditched IBM, let me offer a view of what that looks like from the customer side: IBM bought a company whose product we'd been using for a while, and had a perpetual license for. A few years aft
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by g-clef 11mo ago
Until passkeys can pass the test of "my non-technical friends and family don't call me for help about them", passkeys aren't ready. Vendors keep making assumptions about how users behave which are not safe assumptions, a
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by g-clef 1y ago
It's funny, I started with rPis for the same reason, but I'm about to replace them. I bought 20 rPi 4Bs for my homelab, and I just couldn't get them to do what I needed. I was looking to run a home k8s cluster and the Pis wer
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by g-clef 2y ago
Yeaaaahhhh...NLM is/was a special beast inside NIH. At the time I was there they had a budget to die for, and Pubmed was in the top 300 websites in the world (both are probably still true). NLM pushed so much traffic because of Pubmed
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by g-clef 2y ago
I'm going to regret this, I bet, but here we go: Many years ago I was the manager of the team inside NIH/CIT that ran both the border firewalls and the DNS servers in question (to be specific, at the time it was NIH/CIT/
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by g-clef 3y ago
> It was reasonable to expect that most of them didn't have the technical capacity to accomplish that in the available timeframe. So what? Just because the owner can't respond in a given timeframe does not give a you (or anyone
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by g-clef 3y ago
That can have downstream effects, though. When I talked to them about doing it to my more recent Subaru, they told me I'd lose the front speakers and the in-car microphone as well, since all of them went through the same fuse.
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by g-clef 3y ago
The title is a bit misleading. The point of the article isn't that their ethics board resigned - that happened a while ago (right after the Uvalde shooting). The point of this article is that even after the board resignation over taser
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by g-clef 3y ago
> the gold standard should be that anything generated by ai is public domain That's close to what the Copyright office is laying out as their actual policy for AI-generated work: images or text created by AI prompting with no other
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by g-clef 4y ago
Interesting. This could be a bracketing error, because I read > it includes analysis of many older accounts that haven’t sent tweets in the last 90 days and thus, likely don’t fit > Twitter’s definition of mDAUs (monetizable Daily Act
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by g-clef 4y ago
As a third party? Probably not. Which is why it's going to be very hard to disprove Twitter's assertion unless Twitter chooses to share their data. That's part of why I find articles like this frustrating: I don't think
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by g-clef 4y ago
Except the question isn't about the pure number of spam/bot accounts, it's about the ratio of spam/bots to "authentic" users. If you leave out the lurkers, that ratio gets skewed to mistakenly inflate the bot c
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by g-clef 4y ago
Oh, do I have notes on their methodology. 1) They talk about "active" accounts (meaning have tweeted in the last 9 weeks), and do a bunch of filtering against that. That seems like a huge bias - lurkers exist, and in my experience
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by g-clef 4y ago
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How do you define the “top” domain names on the internet?(domaintools.com)
2 points by g-clef 4y ago|0 comments
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by g-clef 5y ago
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by g-clef 5y ago
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by g-clef 5y ago
To build on that, allow me to offer a real-world example: a General Contractor I worked with set up as his standard contract as a triplicate form, so you'd sign once and you'd keep one of the triplicate copies as your copy of the
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by g-clef 5y ago
It sounds to me like this whole thing is based on Paul Eggert trying to preemptively avoid the political question of "what is a country?". He says in one of the threads [1]: There is a distinction, though, between tz mailing-l
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by g-clef 6y ago
I could, but with the same effort to set that up, I could have a full k8s setup...it doesn't actually save me any time to do it the "simple" way.
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by g-clef 6y ago
I'll bite. One thing I found in running my home lab was that I kept having to burn it to the ground & rebuild it regularly anyway. For example, dist-upgrade never really works: every time I try I just end up wasting a couple days w
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by g-clef 6y ago
If I can piggyback on this, as someone who's learning Rust right now: One of my first trial programs in any language is a tcptraceroute, since it's a good mix of super-beginner tasks and one slightly advanced thing. I hit a proble
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by g-clef 7y ago
Upper management is not omniscient. They may want you to achieve their design in an unrealistic timeframe or with unrealistic resources. Their design may not be technically possible. It's perfectly normal for line-level management to p
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by g-clef 7y ago
As a lot of other commenters are pointing out: there's an adversarial and a non-adversarial way to do this. When I'm interviewing someone I will often preface groups of questions with "have you worked with {x}?" or &quot
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by g-clef 7y ago
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by g-clef 7y ago
...in mice.
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by g-clef 8y ago
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by g-clef 8y ago
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by g-clef 8y ago
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