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Dude you could be Harry Kim on the holodeck creating whatever you can think of. What's wrong with that?

lainga 3y ago
We have to go through the Eugenics Wars first. I am NOT wearing that awful quilted whatever-it-was tunic the soldiers apparently wore.
- 911_hello_dang 3y ago
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gumballindie 3y ago
But how if ai bros keep stealing ip to build their little models.
- stillwithit 3y ago
  Take the laws that enrich them allow away from them. They’re just people. Not divine mandates. There is zero real obligation to serve contemporary socio-political and economic norms. Not really finding any of this progress in computing shocking though. Unix and that model wastes a lot of resources dealing with strings. What a shock we reduce the amount of fluff to just enough symbolic logic to instigate appropriate electron state to solve a problem, rather than brag about a new DSL to tokenize, parse and logic to process bespoke template syntax in yet more asinine “file formats” …once you remove the chimps chasing Shakespeare, superfluous state doing nothing but propping up venture backed coder boot camp grads jobs we find super powerful software. Shocking, I’m shocked.
  - gumballindie 3y ago
    Huh?
    - mnky9800n 3y ago
      maybe he is trying to make it sound like treknobabble but contemporary to the current conversation on ai?
      - gumballindie 3y ago
        I mean it does fit the trend, but I am confused by the author of the comment defending ip theft by ai. Heists never end well, particularily when done by those percieved to have overwhelming power (ie openai has billions of $ to spend, while the individual where content is stolen from have significantly less).
        stillwithit 3y ago
        “Heist” Huh? Disagree with the use of that term. If anything copyright is the heist. Disney subsists on back breaking labor of others while it wags around papers saying it owns things that make it rich enough to avoid real work.

We have to go through the Eugenics Wars first. I am NOT wearing that awful quilted whatever-it-was tunic the soldiers apparently wore.

911_hello_dang 3y ago
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gumballindie 3y ago

But how if ai bros keep stealing ip to build their little models.

stillwithit 3y ago
Take the laws that enrich them allow away from them. They’re just people. Not divine mandates. There is zero real obligation to serve contemporary socio-political and economic norms. Not really finding any of this progress in computing shocking though. Unix and that model wastes a lot of resources dealing with strings. What a shock we reduce the amount of fluff to just enough symbolic logic to instigate appropriate electron state to solve a problem, rather than brag about a new DSL to tokenize, parse and logic to process bespoke template syntax in yet more asinine “file formats” …once you remove the chimps chasing Shakespeare, superfluous state doing nothing but propping up venture backed coder boot camp grads jobs we find super powerful software. Shocking, I’m shocked.
- gumballindie 3y ago
  Huh?
  - mnky9800n 3y ago
    maybe he is trying to make it sound like treknobabble but contemporary to the current conversation on ai?
    - gumballindie 3y ago
      I mean it does fit the trend, but I am confused by the author of the comment defending ip theft by ai. Heists never end well, particularily when done by those percieved to have overwhelming power (ie openai has billions of $ to spend, while the individual where content is stolen from have significantly less).
      - stillwithit 3y ago
        “Heist” Huh? Disagree with the use of that term. If anything copyright is the heist. Disney subsists on back breaking labor of others while it wags around papers saying it owns things that make it rich enough to avoid real work.