A sad search later:

"projected to vanish entirely in late 2026 or 2027"

They're at 4600m in elevation:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carstensz_Glacier

They've apparently disappeared and returned a few times since the last iceage.

https://xcancel.com/porterstansb/status/2083606266388029691

(I also enjoyed the meandering in to Amex and Wells & Fargo's founding stories)

This GDID is essentially a similar concept though, but not as hardware tied, but is reported in telemetry.

Windows falls back to the normal resolver in that case.

If they'd done their VPN/dirty work in a linux VM/container, with the VPN running in that, they'd have been fine.

Clean-them would have had their GDID on their normal ISP IP or equivalent, and Dirty-them would have had everything through the VPN from their no-telemetry dirty-host.

Whatever we might now think with hindsight of the communist revolution in Russia, if ever there was a country primed for the peasants to rise up against the ruling class, it was Russia.

Russia might have been a land of art, music, dance and literature, but you were pretty fucked if you weren't in the 20%.

For profit journals need to die.

Very much in Europe.

Then, like now, they were the people east of the German speakers.

    npx pagecast publish "/absolute/path/report.html" --password "your-password" --json
    npx pagecast publish "/absolute/path/report.html" --no-password --json   # remove it

I had no idea.

They've got a heap of contractors working to help industry adopt LLMs. It is just classic consulting work, and they'd look like a really great company if we weren't comparing them to literal $2T+ companies losing money hand-over-fist...

Look at how long this edge of my fractal is, Ma!

afaik Bellard never had any beef with Burger Becky. Both are legendary programmers, but somewhat different eras.

I have no idea what you're suggesting.

and then I saw the examples, and the feature set. I particularly like the blender-to-Luz export.

It seems great. Good luck to OP.

the vast majority seems to be pretty unethical, and many of those that aren't overtly so, seem to not always be nice.

There are decent reasons people want to KYC residential proxy users ...

The GPL imposes conditions on your use of the code / program, as does the MIT License. If you don't follow the conditions then you do not have a license to use the program / code & are open to claims of copyright infringement.

You might choose to ignore the licenses on the code you use, but it certainly isn't a great idea in a commercial context (and in your personal projects probably just a moral dilemma). Although, sadly, I'm not sure any of the many public GPL violations have really "cost" the companies that did them all that much.

Edit: I guess you're saying, yes, you can just go ahead and use it. Which I guess is the position large LLM training corpuses have taken ..

This is MUCH less of an issue if they're providing the weights though.

They can still be fine-tuned & ablated.