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by Luker88 5mo ago
Playing devil's advocate, but Bambu had the writing on the wall for this kind of stuff for years. You buy this, you "vote" for this. The open alternative exists. It costed more, but I saved a bit more and got it. Vote with yo
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by Luker88 5mo ago
I can't make it work on nixos. Kernel 7.0.1 I tried fixing the paths and even linking `/bin/bash` to the nix /run/current-system/sw/bin/bash /etc/passwd is unmodified. Can anyone else try? C
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by Luker88 5mo ago
sligtly unrelated, but the portable way to execute stuff is via `/usr/bin/env`, not `/bin/bash`. I did try fixing the path to use nixos paths, but it was still unsuccessful. Did not really check further.
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by Luker88 5mo ago
Dammit, this is why nobody uses NixOS. Nothing works on it! The copyFail didn't, the dirtyfrag doesn't. This copfail2 does modify /etc/passwd, but I can't `su - sick` as expected. /s
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by Luker88 5mo ago
I notice with disappointment that none of the discussions even entertain the problem of software patents. Please stop using BSD/MIT licenses. Apache2+llvm extension, MPL2 are basically the same, but they also have patent protections fo
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by Luker88 6mo ago
No such assumption is made in the article. Nor does it give a single answer. Mere prompting is still not enough for copyright, and the problem is unsolved on how much contribution a human needs to make to the generated code. In the case for
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by Luker88 6mo ago
Solving insider trading is fundamentally impossible due to the burden of proof. However I am convinced that forcing people to keep their shares for even just one week would stabilize the markets enough to make insider trading much more obvi
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by Luker88 6mo ago
It's not about being surprised, is about finally having proof and being able to go to the lawmakers with something concrete. Apple could initially dismiss this as "doomsayers that talk about unreal future". Now this is proof.
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by Luker88 6mo ago
> For some reason, there is this unbelievably thick air of paranoia in America where everyone is just waiting for the day when their job will go away That is not just an AI problem. AI is just worsening a problem in USA society. For year
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by Luker88 6mo ago
> There are no free markets Good? Things like crypto and the current usa administration should have thought us that completely free markets are ripe for corruption and insider trading. None of that produces anything, and merely concentra
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by Luker88 6mo ago
> If something does not exist as MIT, an LLM will create it. Nitpicking on the license here, but please don't use MIT, it has no patent grant protections. And those are never covered in any AI-washing anyway. There are equivalent li
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by Luker88 6mo ago
I would caution against using this argument. In the USA the DMCA can make it illegal to even own and use tools meant to bypass even the weakest of protection. This law has already been used to ruin lives. "They might catch the individu
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by Luker88 6mo ago
Reverse engineering is illegal in many jurisdictions, and especially in the USA thanks to the DMCA. If the argument is just "They won't catch me", then yes you are correct. But some of us are still forced to follow the law, w
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by Luker88 6mo ago
There was a study from the US copyright office that found a single jurisdiction where the output of an AI prompt is copyrightable: China. Everywhere else in the world is in various shades of "No, unless a human modified it" https
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by Luker88 6mo ago
There was a study from the US copyright office that found a single jurisdiction where the output of an AI prompt is copyrightable: China. Everything else is various shades of "No, unless a human modified it" edit: https:/&#x
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by Luker88 6mo ago
Isn't the "corpo moat" bigger now? They can wash the copyright by AI training, but the AIs don't get trained on closed source. "corpo" also has a ton of patents, which still can't be AI-washed. What will b
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by Luker88 6mo ago
Just remember that "reviewed" is not enough to not be considered public domain. It needs to be modified by a human. No amount of prompting counts, and you can only copyright the modified parts. Any license on "100% vibecoded&
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by Luker88 6mo ago
NIT: All AI code satisfies the GPL license. Anything generated by an AI is public domain. You can include public domain in your GPL code. I would urge some stronger requirement with the help of a lawyer. You only need a comment like &quot
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by Luker88 6mo ago
outrageous! -- Sent from my Android phone -- Sent from my iPhone Self-advertisement has been creeping up on us on a lot of places, I am unfortunately pessimistic on how this will turn out
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by Luker88 7mo ago
> I don't understand what this article has to do with Hacker News. Taiwan has roughly 10 days left of gas supply. Oil and gas are not only used for energy, but are the primary component of many, many materials and chemicals. Some of
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by Luker88 8mo ago
Deuteronomy 22:28‑29, "young woman...of tender age". For Jewish tradition this means 12 year old, age at which the Jews once considered girls capable of marriage. Lot daughters are also believed to be less than 15. Famously also t
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by Luker88 8mo ago
This is absolutely right! So, when are locking up God and banning the Bible? /Sarcasm /FoodForThough
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by Luker88 8mo ago
for devops I highly recommend Davide Bianchi's "tales from the machine room". https://www.soft-land.org/cgi-bin/doc.pl?mode=setpreferredla...
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by Luker88 8mo ago
best practice is always to encrypt with luks, and then just shred the header before selling. blkdiscard is just a TRIM command, the data remains there. A few years ago (2020?) I also learned that ssd firmware can be buggy when I bricked mul
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by Luker88 11mo ago
OT, but I am as disappointed in the firwmare of Apple airpods as I am in the one of Pine64 for their pinebuds. The first is not hackable and the second promised much and delivered just an initial dump with dubious sdk license
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by Luker88 11mo ago
I see a big one missing: * fully-generated content is public domain and copyright can not be applied to it. Make sure any AI content gets substantially changed by humans, so that the result can be copyrighted. More importantly: don't b
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by Luker88 11mo ago
Sorry about the OT, but I see this more and more often: Project License: MIT Readme.md: "Project is about 80% Vibecoded. 80% of your project is public domain. I'm not saying don't use AI. But at least shut up about how much.
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by Luker88 11mo ago
Humans applied eugenetics to dogs, animals and plants for thousands of years. We don't have a single, all-equal dog race. Diversity will remain and might even explode. At the same time, governments and cultures have tried to tightly co
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by Luker88 11mo ago
> If every dentist did this, the genepool would improve. Not really, especially since this is widely regarded not as much of a genetic problem, but as a difference in diet of modern society. I am also unsure if eugentics *necessarily* br
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by Luker88 11mo ago
The first animation that made me love these was the old 'stickman vs door' gif, Thanks for reminding me of that one

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