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by 93po 1y ago
1. https://www.doge.gov/savings this seems like incredibly transparency for a brand new government initiative that's like 100 days old. and in the ways it doesn't provide enough info, it acknowledges that, and say
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i could give examples of both paid and unpaid and have them shot down as "this is crap writing". instead i will simply point out that there is very popular unpaid fiction on the internet, and its popularity is indicative of its
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Most is awful, but I'd still say there's just as much good unpaid fiction as paid fiction. Lots of paid fiction is also really, really bad.
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Am I the only one that finds reporting annoying when they boldly imply things as fact, and the source is anonymous "people familiar with the matter"? We have no way to assign the probability or legitimacy of these opinions when ze
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why not? people write fiction all the time and put it on the internet for free. in fact, i'd say there's significantly more unpaid fiction writing in the world than paid.
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I spent 10+ minutes trying to find anything Trump has said on camera about the copyright office, and went through the only video I could find of Trump on air force one in the past week to see any references to this, and saw none.
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People see actions and make assumptions on intentions behind those actions. They also make assumptions on who actually called for those actions, or the percent to which people contributed to those decisions. If you don't have a tape re
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I will also add: there are tons of examples of companies taking down not for profit fanction or fan creation of stuff. Nintendo is very aggressive about this. The publisher of Harry Potter has also aggressively taken down not for profit fan
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Copyright isn't about distribution, it's about creation. In reality the chances of getting in trouble is basically zero if you don't distribute it - who would know? But technically any creation, even in private, is violating
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Disney has a copyright over Moana. I would argue Moana is an idea in the sense that most people think of as ideas. Moana isn't tangle, it's not a physical good. It's not a plate on my table. It only exists in our heads. If I
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i see trailers at warehouse docks all the time? like, overnight. with no semi trucks in sight to take them away
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what perspective do you have on their actions outside of what corporate media says, which is constantly attacking both of them? if we're going to say "let's look at the actions" then let's look at what they're
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by 93po 1y ago
you're using somewhat inflammatory language which i think is a bit further along the troll spectrum than me simply stating my perspective without attacking anyone. you could say the same thing without the attack. you can look at my pos
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alternatively, sarcasm.com ;)
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probably similar video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_L1oN8y7Bs
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isnt the point of a DDOS being unable to differentiate the traffic and therefore not block it? ideally it would look like organic 30k
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this is a really odd thing to hear when the premise of DOGE is literally accountability. there is a lot of hyperbole and misinformation around DOGE, but at its root it's elon saying "if you spend millions of dollars you have to, a
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I don't think it's as black and white as that. Giving messaging to an LLM and asking "How can I say this more clearly or more kindly?" gives valuable feedback to how you're communicating and how it could be done bet
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it seems like the hallucination rate is a feature, not a bug, for people wanting spiritual fantasies
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i think chatgpt agreeing with people too eagerly, even outside the recent issue this past week or so, is causing a lot of harm. it's even happened to me in my personal life - i was having conflict with someone and they threw our text m
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soooo we need blockchain based exchanges now? haha
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i think the whole point for many is freedom from tyranny. just because there are laws around how you're allowed to store and move around things that you own doesn't mean those laws are morally or ethically well-founded.
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i think pong being so simple is why this is funny and interesting
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this reads really strongly as satire to the point i can't believe it's authentic. hacker news poster says "my cheap fiber is working just fine, why does anyone need satellite internet", completely ignoring the literally
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this is such a weird talking about that basically any real astronomer doesn't really care about, at all. it just comes across as "let's find any way to criticize elon possible" or "let's write clickbait based o
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you're right it's a grey area, but in the field of music specifically, it's some of the most stringent requirements. the more creative it is, the more it replaces the market for the original, the less of a parody it is (not w
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just have plugs at the docks? the same guy that opens the trailer doors can plug it in
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pre 2023, it took real human effort to make shit up, and there was much less incentive for the amount of effort, and you could more easily guess what was made up by judging whether a human would go through the effort of making it up. these
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reddit is overwhelmingly fake content, like a massive percentage of it. a post on reddit these days is not actually evidence of anything real, at all
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I, maybe embarrassingly, use chatgpt a lot for processing personal issues and journaling. It is legitimately helpful, and especially in helping me reword messages to people that have a lot of emotion underneath them, and making sure they ar

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