Manheim

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   by Manheim 2y ago

   I am not from America, and do not favor Americanizing anything. I enjoy Istanbul, was there last summer actually, and love the city. I just point out what's been happing with the city the last 15 to 20 years, and that this is mostly du
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   by Manheim 2y ago

   I use a mix of cymbals, also Zildjian, and the last years I've moved more to Istanbul cymbals but did not know this part of history and the connection the craft had to the old city. It is not surprising, though. Istanbul has a history
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   AI and music, Market development of AI in the music sector [pdf](goldmedia.com)

   1 points by Manheim 2y ago|0 comments
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   The State of Generative AI in the Nordics(www2.deloitte.com)

   1 points by Manheim 2y ago|1 comments
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   by Manheim 2y ago

   Looks like Nordic companies are consciously lagging behind; "Nordic enterprises are already seeing strong value from GenAI with 77% ramping up investments, yet there is strikingly lower interest from top management, compared to executi
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   Cyber criminals are increasingly helping Russia and China(finance.yahoo.com)

   5 points by Manheim 2y ago|0 comments
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   How a Law That Shields Big Tech Is Now Being Used Against It(nytimes.com)

   1 points by Manheim 2y ago|1 comments
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   by Manheim 2y ago

   Ricardo Semler experimented with this at Semco Partners and wrote a book about it which I read in the 90ies. It was called "The other way" in it's Norwegian edition. In English I think it is this one "Maverick! The Succe
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   Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2024 [pdf](reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk)

   2 points by Manheim 2y ago|0 comments
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    yes, as I said in my original comment, paying little is one thing, paying nothing is something different. Streaming music has ruined the "product" market for music as it was. That will not change. YT, Spotify, doesn't matter,
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    True enough, the law should consider market control/ dominance as a factor. A market dominated by a few, should maybe be treated different than a highly competitive marked
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    I'm not a scholar in law, but I would want the law to prevent someone to take someone elses property/ product and distribute it without compensation in their commercial services. 1000 streams is 1000 uses of a song. If you do not
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    It's not who, but what. I just want to be presise. I found the improved comment to be better than my original text, and closer to how I would've formulated myself in my native language.
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    true, I first wrote it in my own words, and then I used gpt to improve the English since I'm not English language native. So well spotted. However, what would you/ people prefer, lesser formulations, or precise GPT? Of course, I s
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    Paying a nominal amount for each stream is one matter; however, compensating nothing for smaller quantities while you pay for larger amounts presents a fundamentally different issue. This scenario is akin to an author not receiving royaltie
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    I agree, there has been exponential progress in the last two decades, and all indications suggest that this trend will persist. My point is that while autonomous AI may still be far off, it will become increasingly challenging to differenti
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    We need thoughts like this, even though it doesn't bring any new information. The question the author puts forth is basically; will it work this time?". This is a q. that many seems to believe the answer to is, "yes". I
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    Controversial new theory of gravity rules out need for dark matter(theguardian.com)

    28 points by Manheim 3y ago|5 comments
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    You mean, "Every nation gets the government it deserves"? Yes, I believe you are right. I often see this quote interpreted with the meaning that each of us vote for the candidate we want to represent us, and by voting for stupid p
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    Trump 'encourages' Russia to attack NATO states not paying 'bills'(euronews.com)

    13 points by Manheim 3y ago|3 comments
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    Saxo Bank's Outrageous Predictions 2024(home.saxo)

    11 points by Manheim 3y ago|3 comments
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    Assessment of the risks posed by domestic cats to biodiversity in Norway [pdf](vkm.no)

    1 points by Manheim 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/21/tech/microsoft-chatgpt-sa... "But several people told CNN contributor Kara Swisher that a key factor in the decision was a disagreement about how quickly to bring
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    SiloGen launches a consortium to build the largest open LLM(silo.ai)

    2 points by Manheim 3y ago|0 comments
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    Mortality in Norway and Sweden during the Covid-19 pandemic: A comparative study(sciencedirect.com)

    3 points by Manheim 3y ago|2 comments
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    I suspect you are right. However, we should not underestimate the power Open Ai tech has brought to Bing. Combining the GPT4 capabilities with live search data gives you an incredible strong and useful search service. Personally I have enti
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    It was meant to give people an interest to read the whole article. It is a long read after all. But you are absolutely right, the effect could be the opposite. Let it be a note to my future self to not make TL;DR's when sharing.
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    Do deepfake videos undermine our epistemic trust?(journals.plos.org)

    36 points by Manheim 3y ago|59 comments
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    Posted the whole report earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37981730 It is actually an interesting report. here's a TL;DR: - The objectives and scope of the report: The report aims to address the questi
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    by Manheim 3y ago

    TLDR: - The objectives and scope of the report: The report aims to address the questions of global tax evasion and the effects of recent policies, using new data and research conducted by the EU Tax Observatory and its partners. The report