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by Natsu 3y ago
This isn't completely new, similar issues came up with search engines and this may be seen as 'transformative'. But there may be issues with models that happily reproduce copyrighted texts in their entirety along with other
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by Natsu 3y ago
> Expensive, college educated cops are outside the budgets of many of these tiny police departments Sometimes it's not budget, they've been known to hire dumbass cops on purpose: https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/v
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by Natsu 3y ago
This particular story is about Creative 303. It is about a website, not a cake or cheeseburger. While it's possible, in theory, that foods in some particular contexts could be commissioned with some expressive message, this ruling can
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by Natsu 3y ago
I mean, pretty much all of these cases aren't about getting websites or cakes, they're being done by activists looking for standing to sue. This was lampshaded in Masterpiece case that noticed that they went past a whole bunch of
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by Natsu 3y ago
That's quite different from what the PDF says: > Before the district court, Ms. Smith and the State stipulated to a number of facts: Ms. Smith is “willing to work with all people regard- less of classifications such as race, creed,
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by Natsu 3y ago
Indeed, it's not. The opinion only protects the commission of expressive works, not the general buying & selling of any goods. You'd have to work really hard to make selling a cheeseburger an expressive act.
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by Natsu 3y ago
It was interesting to see Gorsuch call out Sotomeyer's dissent like that. You'd think they heard two entirely different cases.
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by Natsu 3y ago
https://www.etymonline.com/word/understand It's an older version of "under" I guess. The weird thing is that the word "substance" has such a similar looking construction, because it literally
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by Natsu 3y ago
The headline is wrong and this is a free speech case, not a religious case, specifically the question of "whether applying a public-accommodation law to compel an artist to speak or stay silent violates the free speech clause of the Fi
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by Natsu 3y ago
I believe that more when humans have had a long history of consuming the thing without noticeable problems. And even then, sometimes traditional ways of preparing it turn out to be rather important: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by Natsu 3y ago
I've long thought that poverty is the best way to do this, because it's self-correcting. We'll probably never be truly and fully equal in every way, just because random stuff happens and there's only one perfectly equal
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by Natsu 3y ago
They kinda do, at least in the sense that they no longer appear to index the entire web, instead cutting off the long tail for just the things they'll actually return results for.
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by Natsu 3y ago
I have an Italian mother in law. One of the things that impressed me is how so many of the methods of cooking feed into each other. The leftover milk that's nearly spoiled can go into making cheese and there were many similar techniq
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by Natsu 3y ago
Divorce frequently leads to being absent at least half of the time, possibly more.
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by Natsu 3y ago
I can respect teaching people not to make it their identity, but the term "toxic masculinity" does nothing to teach people, it just bundles the toxicity to their identity.
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by Natsu 3y ago
What sort of test would you do for this? Did you have to buy a test kit?
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by Natsu 3y ago
It's really hard to be emotionally invested when you're totally absent from most of their lives, though. It doesn't work the other way, i.e. it won't fix a bad father, but there are plenty of guys who could do better by
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by Natsu 3y ago
There were one or maybe two cases that settled out of court, but they were about the claimed infringement being bogus, not that the person filing the notice didn't have the copyright they claimed to be infringed upon.
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by Natsu 3y ago
> I'm open to this argument because it's clear that many people take it this way, but how else would you state it? I'd frame them in a way that centers on behavior ("domineering", "violent") without gen
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by Natsu 3y ago
Everything you just said is only reinforcing my belief that it's best to separate the behavior from the identity at all times, but especially when criticizing it, so that we don't spread the bad idea of linking bad behavior and id
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by Natsu 3y ago
Dad murdered mom when I was 15, so I have some experience here. I haven't seen him since I testified against him. But... I don't let that define my life. I miss mom, and I always will, but I made peace with it and have moved on.
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by Natsu 3y ago
It used to be done by promoting marriage and stigmatizing divorce. Now, that has obvious costs for the parents in many cases and certainly isn't always the right approach because of problems like domestic abuse. But the good of the ch
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by Natsu 3y ago
So why wouldn't it be better to attack people's bad behavior than their identity?
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by Natsu 3y ago
Attaching a word for maleness and badness is harmful in and of itself, though. And its not even a good term, because the name is constructed to make it look like being male is what's bad. It's far from the only term like this, s
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by Natsu 3y ago
>> I think a lot of people who don't see themselves as "biased" still carry a lot of bias when it comes to gender, and it has an impact. ... > toxic masculinity Maybe we could make progress by tabooing words that fra
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by Natsu 3y ago
The provision is infamously toothless. A proper DMCA notice (yes, you can send improper ones...) is supposed to contain a statement made under penalty of perjury saying you are or represent the owner of the allegedly infringed upon work. S
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by Natsu 3y ago
Not really any moreso than Outback is, though. I've been to both, in Brazil, and the prices aren't significantly different. You have to be decently well off to eat at a place like that, though.
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by Natsu 3y ago
Weird, I'd have guessed Fogo de Chão, though I did eat at an Outback there, too.
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by Natsu 3y ago
This seems rather unworkable in general if there's no way to learn from anything without infringing somehow if you use what you learned. And I mean that to apply to humans as well as AI, because I'm not convinced that 'learni
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by Natsu 3y ago
Well, this explains a lot... they didn't have a window rated for the right depth and weren't really testing whether the hull was de-laminating according to the whistleblower, so we have a few guesses as to why the sub would just i

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