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anotherman554
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"Creating a model from copyrighted works is likely sufficiently transformative to be non-infringing even if it is found to be a derivative work." Maybe, but one of the factors of fair use is whether it deprives the copyright owner
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That's an interesting analysis. The issue isn't really whether the A.I. has creative ability, though, if we're talking about whether it infringes copyright. I think comparing the A.I. to a really simple bot is informative. If
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"If your funds are locked into treasuries or other assets that have a low current value relative..." That's why it's a good idea to pay attention to the term of the bond. You can buy short term treasury funds with yield
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As others have said, this is not normal. Your laptop appears to be broken or misconfigured and you should probably make a warranty claim. If you bought a used laptop someone ripped you off with a lemon device.
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Dating sims are a real thing. Konami (The Japanese company behind Castlevania and Metal Gear Solid) has a long running dating sim series called Tokimeki Memorial. The games were never officially translated in english (a few of them have u
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Right, physicists seem to generally agree there are parts or dimensions of the universe we cannot directly measure. If scientists can't predict whether you will eat a ham sandwich for lunch or not, it won't be clear if they can&
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If humans lacked free will, probability would still be useful, because humans use it when they have imperfect information about an upcoming event.
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It could just mean causality has more dimensions than we can perceive. It doesn't mean it is nonexistent.
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Someone was probably coached to "start with something positive, say the bad thing, end with something positive."
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Your post is weird. Why would the amount of visitors to a country have anything to do with passports issued? The U.S. is less than 5% of the world's population. That's a hard limit on the amount of passports that can be issued.
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Acting differently from other people could mean you are a poet, an astronaut, or a race car driver. But in the mental health context you are only abnormal if people think you are.
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I'm guessing the vast majority of people who voted for him don't believe he has a personality disorder. While I admit I'm making an assumption, if I'm correct I'd say that makes him "normal." Ultimately,
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Mental health criteria are ultimately going to reflect what society considers "normal". Since 46.9 percent of voters voted for Trump I'd say society considers him "neurotypical".
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There are plenty of "neurotypical" people who apparently can't separate fact from fiction.
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The Star Wars Mitochondria revelation was unpopular, but it didn't contradict anything. The original movies never address whether you could detect force users with a blood test.
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From what I recall when you switch to Android best practice is to disable Imessage. You shouldn't ever get messages on your IPAD after doing that.
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Could you give an example of a TV show that blew you away when processed with Nvidia Shield's upscaling? I tried the feature while streaming HBO's Sopranos, going from 1080p to 4k and it didn't look any better to me, just sl
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Moonlight only supports Xbox controllers or making a different controller (like a PS5 controller) appear to Windows to be an Xbox controller. You can't use a PS5 controller natively, instead windows sees the ps5 controller as an Xbox
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When Breath of the Wild 2 comes out, I'm definitely going to be playing it at launch on the system it was built for, rather than trying an initially buggy emulation experience for bragging rights.
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I haven't been using mine much either. Steam Deck is in an odd place since it works worse for low end indie games than a Nintendo Switch (it lacks the "it just works" experience) and it's worse for high end games than an
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Anyone with a high school degree should have been introduced to the concept of authoritative sources.
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I wouldn't assume the dead fish weren't there yesterday just because someone on Tiktok says so, for one thing. Would you believe a random Tiktoker if they told you Elvis came back to life and camped with Aliens at the local park,
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"I've been seeing content on Tiktok where even 100 miles away they're seeing small dead fish which is apparently according to the folks making the videos a massive red flag." I wouldn't bother watching a Tiktok vide
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Why would you have to wait until 2PM? The market knows the new information from opening.
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Wages increased 5.1 percent for the 12 month period ending in December 2022, so I'd say it's normal to receive a cost-of-living adjustment.
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"In a case like this effective regulation is much more practical, and many libertarians would agree. " I've never seen a libertarian on the internet support a regulation.
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Most states require a law degree to be an attorney, but according to Wikipedia "Until the late 19th century, law schools were uncommon in the United States. Most people entered the legal profession through reading law, a form of indepe
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The laws that get passed are the ones that get enough votes to be passed, not the ones that use the English language at maximum capacity, so that doesn't really tell you much about the capabilities of the English language. If someone r
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It depends what you mean by "this kind of A.I." Nobody is going to ask a chatbot trained on the text of the internet to drive a car. How would that even work? What mission critical A.I. do you see being trained by reddit convers
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You are making the assumption that a company advertising a robo lawyer isn't engaged in unauthorized practice of law, which is rather odd since I bet the Nolo books don't hold themselves out as a lawyer, robo or otherwise. You are
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