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by asddubs 2y ago
I think it doesn't necessarily have to be dominant to be considered a success. It's good for people to have the option to choose a free alternative if they want to, where they can be in control of their own data rather than it bei
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by asddubs 2y ago
of course it's not, but the ccp certainly realized the threat to its own power
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by asddubs 2y ago
but now ask yourself why we got citizens united and you'll maybe see what your parent poster is saying
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by asddubs 2y ago
to me, it sounds like a made up scenario. Are there actually any such cases of printers being destroyed by third party ink? Even then, you could say the warranty is void if the printer is damaged because of the ink rather than across the bo
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by asddubs 2y ago
? the accusations aren't about warranty. And I absolutely do expect manufacturers to honor warranty after third party consumables are used
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by asddubs 2y ago
they also couldn't have timed this better with the manifestv3 thing
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by asddubs 2y ago
it is if you're presenting it as coming up with novel information rather than essentially acting as a search engine for information from its training data (which we already know ai does well, at least with some caveats)
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by asddubs 2y ago
I think the comments here about cloudflare aren't trying to justify what LaLiga is doing, just pointing out that cloudflare does the same equally wrong thing ultimately. If you've ever ended up with an IP cloudflare decided is sus
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by asddubs 2y ago
I don't really understand what point you're trying to make. Are you just arguing semantics about the choice of words I used for the fun of it, or do you actually disagree with something I said?
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by asddubs 2y ago
well, for almost everyone this information is contained within the IP anyway, though.
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by asddubs 2y ago
same as php hate, mysql had some questionable design decisions and legacy hacks, which are mostly not that relevant today except for causing some warts on the interface (like e.g. utf8mb4, mysql_real_escape_string)
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by asddubs 2y ago
I would say it's more the case that the users who suck are both the loudest and also seem the loudest. If you get 10 people saying thank you and one person cussing you out, it might still ruin your day. And of course a lot of people ju
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by asddubs 2y ago
Yeah, I can easily see someone buying an expensive GPU but a cheap power supply because they ostensibly all do the same thing
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by asddubs 2y ago
that's pretty good!
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by asddubs 2y ago
red flag #1 is before the article even starts picture of AA batteries >Lithium-ion batteries like these currently dominate the market, but aluminum-based alternatives could be a better solution
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by asddubs 2y ago
because generating those definitionally takes no effort, rather than there being circumstances (which with photography i would say are not the norm) where this is the case.
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by asddubs 2y ago
my point was less that it's a right or left wing thing in this case, but that it's not a new phenomenon
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by asddubs 2y ago
before cancel culture it was satanic panic from the right. This is not a new phenomenon, and I don't think it has much to do with the shift towards right wing extremism
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by asddubs 2y ago
I think "what's art" is another discussion, this is just about ownership. And of course I can also take a camera and take 100 pictures of my ceiling and I'll have copyright without effort, but that's just the price
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by asddubs 2y ago
I don't really agree. I can in the span of 10 minutes get you 100 ai pictures of a mountain without lifting a foot. But if I want to give you 100 photographs of a mountain, i have to actually go to one. And obviously "the photogra
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by asddubs 2y ago
he is still choosing what to take a picture of, rather than being presented 10 pictures and going "that one". In more practical terms, he had to expend the effort to actually be there in person and do the work. I know AI people pr
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by asddubs 2y ago
I suggest to read the article because it's quite detailed about it
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by asddubs 2y ago
comment sections where no one read anything but the headline having the same shallow discussions over and over again are a real thing, but I would wager to say that feeding an AI the paper and then having a discussion with it is just a diff
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by asddubs 2y ago
his fusor actually looks much less scrappy than all of the ones linked, with proper vacuum fittings, etc., so I'm not sure I agree
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by asddubs 2y ago
yeah, I looked it up at the time. No idea if it fell further since my comment or if I was looking at outdated info at the time
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by asddubs 2y ago
the price hasn't even dropped to as low as it was last week
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by asddubs 2y ago
I was googling a question about opengraph last week. so many useless AI drivel results now.
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by asddubs 2y ago
I agree with this in general but I don't think minecraft falls into this trap because beating the ender dragon is so anticlimactic and trivial that it doesn't feel like you accomplished much. In terraria, an ostensibly similar san
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by asddubs 2y ago
Well, stallman would probably advocate for the AGPL in such cases, which the megacorps are still wary of.
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by asddubs 2y ago
I was kind of passively wondering the other day what the main differences were between gitea and forgejo at this point, since they've been separate projects for a bit now. It seems there aren't any direct comparisons I could find,

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