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by Levitz 3y ago
Are you a human being? A citizen of some country? If so you definitely have a different set of rights than ChatGPT. Those might not be a problem regarding this specific case, but the case can easily be made that it ought to be.
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by Levitz 3y ago
Yes, it's completely unfeasible to make a license to control that. On the other hand, it's completely feasible to make a license that stops someone from training their model with some piece of info, is it not?
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by Levitz 3y ago
Im really not so sure. I've seen plenty of support for "affirmative action", just not based on race. Most people are more than ok with giving those in need an edge, given their situation, but many are against promoting a rich
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by Levitz 3y ago
>You don’t get to make information publicly available. But not publicly available. But we do? Open sourcing something with caveats is common. This code is public BUT not for commercial use. This code is public BUT you must display attrib
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by Levitz 3y ago
When a chosen official makes a law that the citizens have to abide by, that's democracy and not its opposite.
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by Levitz 3y ago
The people, themselves, are the ones electing EU officials and passing these regulations.
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by Levitz 3y ago
I've replaced batteries with tools. It's a slab inside the phone and it tends to get somewhat hot, there really aren't that many places to put them, I have a really hard time believing making repairs difficult is not the main
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by Levitz 3y ago
Consumers are the whole reason as to why any market exists. You can think about regulation as "You have to do this to sell here" but also as "They have to do that for you to buy it here". The EU comes in agreement as to
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by Levitz 3y ago
I finally made the switch last year, but I used a moto G (rather popular model, at least in Europe: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/osprey/ ) for some 6 years. It did slow down at one point, but it came back to
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by Levitz 3y ago
Not really a surprise to anyone, I hope? Integration is always the second step in any serious immigration policy.
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by Levitz 3y ago
Is that really all that is happening though? There is a trend that glorifies native populations over colonizers and it has been going on for years now, said trend is pretty often just thinly veiled racism. I don't think it's insec
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by Levitz 3y ago
Voice chat alone was an absolute gamechanger. The alternative at the time was either crappy free solutions or you just paid for a server. It's really no surprise it got super popular.
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by Levitz 3y ago
The subtext under the headline seems direct enough: >When it comes to the climate crisis, new normals convey a single, grim message: instead of acting, get used to it The idea is to stop calling things "The new normal" since th
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by Levitz 3y ago
Free and healthy forums don't value as well as curated and highly controlled ones.
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by Levitz 3y ago
Didn't see Reddit taking action when many subs went private to protest in solidarity with Black Lives Matter.
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by Levitz 3y ago
>Unhappy mods are free to leave, there's no need to pull the rug from under everyone else who doesn't care. You are assuming that Reddit mods are mentally sound, unbiased volunteers who do it to improve the world. That's s
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by Levitz 3y ago
It's not actual empathy. It's writing that seems empathic. The problem is that, exposed to enough writing that seems empathic but isn't, a person will learn that empathic writing is not sincere. We lose that as a society in t
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by Levitz 3y ago
The author primarily talks money though. Yes the offer of music and video has increased substantially, but "long tail market"? Are there big enterprises making bank off niche consumers? I'm not so sure. As a consumer I don&#x
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by Levitz 3y ago
Perhaps you know if this makes any sense or if it's just a personal impression of mine. I started taking coffee at 20, for some two or three years, I later started taking black tea instead. One teaspoon of Twinnings Earl Grey, to be pr
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by Levitz 3y ago
Many people have a sleep problem disguised as a caffeine problem. Also many people have a caffeine problem disguised as a sleep problem. Taken now and then, sure, probably worth it. The part in which a lot of people's brains are seemin
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by Levitz 3y ago
If you are building static sites, all you are doing with reactjs is abstracting parts via components, right? All it takes is to actually write the html that goes into a component, rather than the component. I don't see how any react de
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by Levitz 3y ago
Do note that the article talks about a point in time way before the agricultural revolution. I winced a little on that part too, but he does give the caveat later that women and children weren't equal to men at all, which means that &q
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by Levitz 3y ago
>This is overly romantic. I just visited /g/. Less than 1 min in, I see "nigger" and "faggot". Yes, and if you spend an hour in it, you'll see them dozens of times more. Words hold the meaning we give t
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by Levitz 3y ago
Image posting should have never been added. This was called out from the get-go. From the very start people warned that it would water down content and replace thoughtful discussion, and so it did. It was great for engagement though, I gues
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by Levitz 3y ago
The death of tumblr made other communities worse. Even if Reddit dies, its users won't. This is a cancer that won't stop spreading.
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by Levitz 3y ago
It's more egalitarian and accessible than any other social media I can think of, yes. In 4chan a literal nazi, a drag queen, a bona-fide pedophile and a luddite can exchange opinions with no prejudice, because none of them know anyone
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by Levitz 3y ago
Maybe? That's definitely not the case here. He is talking about controlling context rather than content. A good example is the Pulse club shooter. His motives had nothing to do with LGBT people and everything to do with the US bombing
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by Levitz 3y ago
One of the few games in which I couldn't for the life of mine advance, even years later.
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by Levitz 3y ago
Entire sections of the game were cut. I remember a puzzle section at the very start in which you had to combine aminoacids to start creating life that never made it, for example. The option to be a water-based species didn't make it ei
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by Levitz 3y ago
Reddit is more than 10 years old at this point. if anyone wanted to use it for LLM, couldn't they just download all of the content through the API while they can? Is 10 years of content not enough off of a site like Reddit?

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