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Why do you think it is gross? I would think it would depend on the terms of the CLA?

I wonder how many get the not so subtle word play.

Malwarebytes flags this site as having a Trojan.

This is not correct. The AGPL which is also a copyleft license "triggers" without distribution. This is possible because you as the copyright holder can decide the terms of the license you offer, and these terms do not need to be related to your exclusive rights as a copyright holder.

Looks cool. I am an avid org-mode user which I also use for coding/writing/email, so probably not the target audience. Why no "pause" button?

I think the hill climb record at Goodwood this summer was even more impressive. That thing looks like it is glued to the track. Check out a few other cars doing the climb and you will see a noticeable difference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JYp9eGC3Cc

So many things were far from optimal for that run. Low air temperature, high humidity, low track temperature, low traction track surface, low temperature tires (even with the spin, that only affects the surface and dissipates very quickly).

I am pointing out that the author is going for effect by writing "remote controlled robotic" when remote controlled would be sufficient. Something beyond remote controlled is implied by adding "robotic".

The writer means something beyond remote controlled, otherwise it would be redundant in the headline. That makes it sensationalist in my book.

Sensationalist heading. The guns are not robotic, only remote controlled and they "only fire sponge-tipped bullets and tear gas".

Nobody seems to consider the fact that non-US law is also applicable to this issue. GitHUB ToS are subject to US/California law, but that does not mean that GitHub must not respect copyright in other jurisdictions where the service is provided. Many common open source licenses do not have a governing law clause (i.e. BSD and MIT). Since one of the primary defences for Copilot is fair use, and this concept does not exist in EU it would seem that Copilot is even more legally iffy in other jurisdictions.

Being a crypto pioneer seems more dangerous than being a logger or a fisherman.

Same here.

Maybe interesting anecdote: the only other illustrations that supposedly met with Tolkien's approval were done by the now Danish queen Margrethe.

Or do it directly from the REPL.

This is not correct. Use of the CLJS REPL to insert strings is even demonstrated in the video.

Sure it is. You could use a cljs closure over an atom.

Rich often mentions the RDF heritage. I think the separation of reads and writes through the transactor is also a significant innovation.

Here in Denmark we have two large scale projects being built and several others in development. The projection is that 30% of district heating of can be provided by geothermals. https://innargi.com/en/project/

I feel so conflicted about this.

In the same vein. On https://www.zimtik.com/en/features-of-zimtik "ZimTik is created and run by freelancer." there is an s or and a missing.

Brilliant. "Absolutely No You-No-What" is fantastic.

At least that is what the ship (SC) wants him to think.

My (Danish) 15 year old strongly prefers speaking and writing English, because it is much easier and (almost) universally useful.

"Truck Driver" is not a meaningful description of McLean when he "invented" the precursor of the modern shipping container. At that point in his career he owned a very large trucking company.

Here you go: https://github.com/cmuratori/refterm

I understand the scepticism about such claims, but Casey's renderer is not a toy, and handles a number of quite dificult test-cases correctly. He solicited feedback from a sizeable community to try and break his implementation. The code is vailable here: https://github.com/cmuratori/refterm

Just because it is "standard boilerplate" it can still be very problematic, depending on the circumstances :-). Kidding aside the answer is very much a resounding: "It depends." Feel free to reach out at https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinalbertclausen/ - happy to provide some feedback - not legal advice.

The copy below the fold talks about THEVIC20, is that another product from the same vendor and just a copy/paste mistake?

Curious why the EMEA card would be USD 20 more expensive?