Ekaros

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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Seems like it is very much on the edge of categories thus fits both. And it really is not a giant as proteins go and instead is on smaller end.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I would say that you should consume type of material you aim to produce. So if you are writing for news paper maybe follow a few and check historic examples deemed good. Same goes for blogs. And really academic publications are very much th
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I think there is lot of fair questions if such person is able to effectively write. And write in a way that enough people would be willing to spend time reading it. Context is important. The blog discusses people taking training to be write
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I would guess that the effective layers are super thin. But such super thin parts do not have much structural integrity. So you leave material under it so that you can handle it. And then just drill to those parts as needed.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Eventually yes. Just comes to degree. But I do very often spend money to feel that little bit sad. Be it food or snacks or some mostly useless junk I think I need.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Main question is how many pairs you will ever sell. Explaining it in terms of software. How much would you charge per copy for software that takes team of 10 to run as business if you sell only say 10 copies, or 100, or even 1000? Quite a l
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Makes it even worse. Basically it hugely depends. For example Finland allows letting go of commercial exploitation rights and even make binding statement on that. But still there always remains right for them to be informed if copies are be
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I feel they are thinking first printing of some mega classic or hand drawn book from antiquity. I am thinking of some generic romance or thriller from no name author bought at airport... Or some generic book on say birds or animals... Stu
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Many of them don't have current publisher because no one wants to buy them. I would bet that vast majority of these books have no commercial market.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
And they should not even be needed. In many places the issue is solved at start. Copy or copies of each commercially produced book is send to national library. Which with tax payer money keeps an archive. Meaning that at least one copy exis
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Wouldn't also any sufficiently complicated expert system be AI? Now how many if blocks you need for it to be sufficiently complicated might be vague...
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Those in power tend not to want to give up their power. And judges are where they are because they want to be in power. So my guess is that end point will be entirely arbitrary. AI is used to get decision that judge wants one way or an othe
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
They are ordering books with ISBN. So I take that they are tracking what books they have scanned or pirated already and only picking up what they are missing. As just ordering mass bulk and getting 20 of the same encyclopaedia would be wast
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
There does not have to be copyright. Nothing mandates that piece of data has one.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
My bet would be to build anything from multiple independently generated pieces of AI code. Thus the software build from AI generated blocks by human would at least have protection on basis of the structure and work put into that.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Yes. Also CC is complicated in EU. A creator can not "give up" their copy right. Work can not put to "Public Domain" as creator.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Funnily I think copyright protection for LLM model is 15 years. As to me it just looks like very fancy database and that is the protection for those...
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Once it becomes too substantial and there is not enough human oversight in process. Say I would prompt Unix like system in few prompts or started agent chain to make it. That OS wouldn't have a protection.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I find it hard to find correct terminology in this case. AI generated content is copy right wise in state of nothingness. It simply does not have copy right status like other material can have. As such maybe best I can formulate is that you
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Issue really is first sale doctrine. Meaning that after first sale there is very much leeway for the product owner. Even to scan and destroy it. Copyright ways. Form change probably should be compensated. Even if it means that you wouldn&#x
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Don't be. Read it through a few times and fix anything you think needs fixing. Go simpler if needed. You might just use shorter sentences. They are fine. And then you can use some pre-AI tool like Word that has some suggestions.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Now that I think I can't very fast come up with any feature I would want to have on third button in clock display mode. UI is 3 buttons, light, mode and one mode dependant. So I can't think what you would use it for in clock mode.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
How much faster are manufacturing timelines now compared to back then? How long was a lead time for such printing job back then compared to now? Has it gotten easier or not? Seems like there is real question here how long it will take to pr
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Finnish Lidl history remind me to check how are the tills setup. In Finland they have conveyor belts on both sides. So you can pack there and then after the cashier has scanned items. Some cultural differences that you don't often thin
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Started looking at Casios. Now I am thinking of getting W-800HD-1AVEF. Old A159W is kinda broken or pain to get right. Not really using one often, but maybe a few times in 10 years clock would be reasonable.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Most of software should be solved by now. And we shouldn't be reinventing wheel each time we make anything. But that would be just too boring.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
You write code -> You own it. You write code but company is paying -> you own it, but ownership transfers. Ape(not human) takes picture with camera -> No one owns it. Machine writes code -> No one owns it. Work for hire can&#x27
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
If they are already monthly/yearly license with DRM and very tight cloud integration it really doesn't matter to them that code itself is not copyrighted. Lock in will be the whole system. Someone might try to make worse replaceme
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Metaphor is that in rowing the rowers face backwards they don't see where the boat is going. So you need at least single person to look forwards. And to steer you have to command rowers. It is a valid role to have in large row boat. Bu
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I have no doubt this will work out even less well than your typical SEO marketing spam site in the offering the best choice for you. AIs recommendations will be those of the highest bidder. Which will also be the lowest quality product they

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