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mayneack
4d ago
In my experience, the bigger the app, the longer the update cycle. They likely have a QA and integration process to deal with how osm combines with other sources. Something like osmand is basically just an osm wrapper, so they can be fast.
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4d ago
Another option for apple would have been to just wait for a few months. They are downstream of osm but updates are slow. Likely your "propagated within minutes" was misleading. Almost no app, certainly not a mainstream app your cu
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8d ago
The method of seems to involve hearing the artifacts which seems plausibly risky for an ancient artifact.
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19d ago
9th is a region (includes California) circuit is a level (appeals court right below Supreme)
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2mo ago
I've seen this sort of thing happen when something starts small and no one cares and then it gets traction. Eg: If you have a tiny toy project that the engineers call one thing, you might publish it under that name. If it then gets the
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2mo ago
The relative price of those cramped urban centers where this is true suggests that at least a few more people would choose this path if it were cheaper.
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2mo ago
A settlement can be in favor of apple still
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2mo ago
this will settle before it gets to discovery I bet
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3mo ago
Either laws work the way they're written and 4 members of the court disagree or they work the way the Supreme Court says they work and a worse ruling could threaten those citizens.
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3mo ago
> And just like that—surprise!—one AI company bails out another AI company's grift. Google agreeing to rent compute from xAI (cough, "SpaceX") magically makes them eligible for inclusion in the S&P500. > Americans,
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Trump administration, OpenAI discussing possible government stake in the startup
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4mo ago
Daniel has been posting for months (years?) about how much scrutiny he gets from security researchers and various automated tools. I wouldn't expect curl to be the average case for mythos.
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4mo ago
> It's clear that politicians don't get this from the way they talk about a "mere 1%" wealth tax. None of them would speak of adding a "mere 20%" to the income tax rate, even though that's mathematicall
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4mo ago
Arguing over implementation details is a pretty common thing for laws to do. Maybe it would weaken the logical consistency of their laws, but that's not really a thing that matters. Why do states allow hunting some animals and not othe
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4mo ago
I think the "black box" framing that it uses neatly applies the same theory to organizations and ais. It doesn't matter whether there's technological or organizational reasons inside the black box to dodge accountability
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5mo ago
There's a whole industry of hiking gear that has been steadily trading weight for durability. I only hike in running shoes (altras) which only last me 400 or so miles. It's way less durable than my old boots. I doubt this sort of
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5mo ago
Why stop there. Why not deny them modern medicine or nutrition?
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5mo ago
Curious how this compares to presidio which mixes regex with a model: https://microsoft.github.io/presidio/
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5mo ago
A16Z was (is?) up to their eyeballs in crypto as well.
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5mo ago
Pretty sure it does https://flight-viz.com/cockpit.html?lat=34.026608&lon=-118.3...
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5mo ago
This is useful for redirecting x to xcancel
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5mo ago
Neither of those controls their ecosystem. Truth Social runs on Activity Pub.
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5mo ago
Yes. If you're just making arbitrary choices on each instance you're not a free speech zealot you're just making judgement calls like everyone else.
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5mo ago
In what world is twitter the least censored site? The big 3 federated sites are much more open if you want it to be and X is a walled garden.
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5mo ago
How is twitter more of a free speech platform than the three open federated options (activity pub, at protocol, and nostr)?
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5mo ago
Half this post is about how few people they're reaching on X.
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5mo ago
Bluesky might have be niche in terms of users but it's an open platform like activity pub so it's at least quite aligned with the EFF mission.
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6mo ago
I promise there are thousands to millions of people just as ruthless. Most of them just end up as petty criminals.
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6mo ago
That may or may not be true in aggregate, but for extreme outliers it's impossible to separate from survivorship bias. Are Musk and Andreeson really the most skilled entrepreneurs in the world or are they just good enough for luck to p
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6mo ago
It's a little light on rigor. There's a lot of "X happened before Y therefore X caused Y" but I think it's a really good articulation of some of the problems it tackles.
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