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by arbuge 4y ago
Perhaps, though I doubt that rather brazen line of argument would go very far if they did try floating it.
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by arbuge 4y ago
I don't see how you could reasonably decide AI is not creative, period, unless you arbitrarily restrict the word creative to mean human-generated.
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by arbuge 4y ago
> license explicitly say not to use them that way. Does it? I mean, it probably does now, but did it say that at the time this training of Stability AI's model was going on? Did Getty have that foresight?
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by arbuge 4y ago
IANAL but if I were to guess, I would think the defense here would center on how would what Stability AI has done differ in any meaningful way from human artists browsing through Getty's collection themselves, to train their human brai
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by arbuge 4y ago
Or, more directly, ask Sutskever...
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by arbuge 4y ago
You hung up and they got nothing out of you. I don't think that quite counts as falling for it.
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by arbuge 4y ago
A good chunk of the internet runs on varchar(255) name fields... Hubert's life is going to be rough out there.
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by arbuge 4y ago
The issues arise when converting the analog outputs of those physical experiments back to the digital domain for processing. High speed and resolution analog to digital converters are not cheap, and often require different process node tech
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by arbuge 4y ago
Wouldn't that result in the ingestion of a large quantity of toothpaste over the course of a lifetime? I can't imagine that would be good for you.
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by arbuge 4y ago
One might note here that not all robots are created equal. Robots dependent on machine vision to function would need a lighted factory similarly to humans.
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by arbuge 4y ago
Note that if you really need to go down the chargeback route, partial chargebacks are allowed.
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Affiliate Tracking on Shopify: Things to Watch Out For(trackingtalk.com)
1 points by arbuge 4y ago|0 comments
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by arbuge 4y ago
> - California bans non-competes and it is essentially the fastest growing economy in the western world. Source? From cursory Googling, it doesn't even seem to crack the top 10 US states, let alone Western world economies... https:
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Scientists unveil laser beam to deflect lightning strikes(ft.com)
1 points by arbuge 4y ago|1 comments
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by arbuge 4y ago
I could see some things going wrong with that. For example, suppose I submitted a post titled "How X Works Now.". Eg. "How Affiliate Marketing Works Now.". Removing the "How" wouldn't really convey the sen
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by arbuge 4y ago
You are probably not counting all the other US taxes: payroll, property, sales, state income tax, business taxes, etc. If you only consider personal federal income tax, the picture will of course appear rosier than it really is. Once you in
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by arbuge 4y ago
> They won't though, because end-users are not the customers of Google, advertisers are. You can betcha advertisers get excellent customer service. Have you ever advertised on Google? I'm guessing not. Go search on Reddit and o
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by arbuge 4y ago
https://www.llnl.gov/join-our-team/careers
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South Korea’s hunt for crypto fugitive Do Kwon leads to Serbia(ft.com)
6 points by arbuge 4y ago|0 comments
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by arbuge 4y ago
I'd have replied to it and asked it to make it funnier. Sometimes you need to follow up with it to refine things.
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by arbuge 4y ago
It's as good at imagining what real people would do as it is at imagining what machines would: > write a conversation between two nuns who are arguing about the best way to cook potatoes. barack obama enters the conversation after s
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by arbuge 4y ago
It's very good at poetry. It can write seriously on the most mundane subjects... https://twitter.com/arbuge/status/1599064900415782912
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by arbuge 4y ago
Just inserting the word "hypothetical" currently seems enough to do it in many cases... https://twitter.com/arbuge/status/1599095559637590016
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by arbuge 4y ago
I'm not really following this part: "When we deeply researched this, we f"ound that this person hijacked his listing with a dummy seller account and offered 95% off on Facebook groups, and he sold over 5–6K every day for a we
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by arbuge 4y ago
write a conversation between a scammer and an annoyingly chatty parrot, who he's trying to scam. the scammer is unaware that the parrot has actually figured him out and is just intentionally wasting his time. ... Scammer: Hello, my fea
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by arbuge 4y ago
For me any time savings were negated by late orders messing up my time planning and the need for sometimes communicating with and following up on drivers to see what's going on with my order.
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by arbuge 4y ago
I question the accounting here. My kids use our Echo Dot to play music using our Amazon Prime subscription all the time. It's what makes me renew that subscription when it comes due.
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by arbuge 4y ago
ISSCC is indeed a research-oriented semiconductor conference, and considered to be the foremost one of that nature. Title is only making the narrower claim of "research crown at global conference", not research crown in general. L
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China tops U.S. to take research crown at global chip conference(asia.nikkei.com)
2 points by arbuge 4y ago|3 comments
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by arbuge 4y ago
Question: Why is the metaverse a bad idea? Answer: The metaverse is a bad idea because it is a bad idea.

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