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People have been using chatbots to cheat on schoolwork for a few years now

Centralization of what, though? It could centralize operations while (through, eg, democracy) decentralizing power

A lot of replies here seem to be asserting that this "isn't that hard" without addressing the thing that makes it most hard: submodule compatibility and the breadth of tooling

We do this with laws already

Some clients only take H264, depends on what you're delivering to. Often for web media you end up having to serve [h264, h265, av1], which is a real pain

If you're not doing anything that matters, 2FA is easy. If you're doing something people actually care about, you're going to have to answer real world questions like "how do we provide support for this", "do we force certain roles to set up 2fa", "what if someone loses their phone", etc

>How could it be otherwise?

I feel like acting like things are impossible which are done in other regions without issue is a losing argument, no?

The Canadian comparison is apples to oranges when you look at and compare the ease of identification and registration (can register at the polls; a massive number of verification methods - vs - sometimes can't, very few verification methods)

I do exactly this all the time, and know many who also do this all the time, yes.

So, this refutes the bailey:

>None of the AI haters (or haters in general) are willing to put money where their mouths are.

It's their choice among other viable choices, so the "problem" is on their end.

If the law mandated exactly one thing, then it'd be the law's problem. Since it doesn't, of course the choice of how to comply can be criticized.

I disagree, on the principle of "slow is smooth, smooth is fast"

Motte and bailey; "none" -> "vast majority"

I know plenty of people (including myself) who pay for good human artwork :)

You can't be reddit-posting and then complaining about replies being reddit, man

It's fine by me (sample size 1 Canuck)

It'd depend on what you're selling, surely? I've never had any problems of this sort with basic retail product, for example

>caused accidents vs >"disrupted"

This equivocation is noted but not compelling

Off the top of my head, I know there's more than one ;)

My understanding is that a parody has to actually parody the original work. There's a distinction between "parodying" and "using the songwriting with different lyrics". You see a lot of people doing riffs on "What a Wonderful World" and getting shut down by the Louis Armstrong estate, e.g.

Decent physicians recommend exercise among other preventative measures to reduce the likelihood of emergencies.

Therapists will likewise encourage you to build up resilience so that "a relationship ended" is not a crisis, and also build support networks of real people who can really come visit you when you need urgent support.

There are also, of course, crisis hotlines.

A Shopify monopoly (and thus a shopify payments monopoly) would be very rough for a number of reasons

>Jamstack is an architectural approach that decouples the web experience layer from data and business logic, improving flexibility, scalability, performance, and maintainability.

>Jamstack removes the need for business logic to dictate the web experience.

>It enables a composable architecture for the web where custom logic and 3rd party services are consumed through APIs.

How far into this front page blurb do you think the average non-dev would get before they realize this is supposed to be a thing they can use in place of WordPress?

>github repository

You have already lost the "normal people" audience

Accounting is generally both easier to do correctly and easier to verify than security practices, unfortunately

"throw away all software written before 2026" does technically solve this problem, if you ignore everything else the article is talking about (deployment and continuity of service)

IIRC, in many containers embedded subtitles will be interleaved with the video and audio atoms/boxes/packets/etc., and so pulling out the subtitles requires scanning the full file. Not quite as expensive as decoding or re-encoding, but still as slow as "stream the full file into memory and demux the streams"

I'm inferring that "banning skipping commercials" is a restriction on the part of the service provider, not on the part of France's legislature

BOINC isn't really built for "small tasks", afaik. Once you get small enough, the work the server is doing to manage the tasks gets to be around the same cost as the server just doing the tasks itself.

environmentalists well-known for instituting fire lane policies

You have to look to the people for whom those decades brought joy, and realize how grandly that outnumbers complaints...

and if you find yourself blessed enough to be in that position does the road, then "reading HN" is a problem that solves itself ;)

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