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by bawolff 4mo ago
> Most generative AI corpora were arguably trained on copyrighted material, making the output potentially infringing. Training is not neccesarily sufficient for it to be a derrivative work, just like if you learned to draw based on famou
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by bawolff 4mo ago
> as a response to violence Literally every terrorist group ever claims they are responding to some sort of violence or oppression.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Basically all of history. Terrorist is a term people use for people who use violence and intimidation to attempt to cause political change. Freedom fighter is a term used for people who use violence and intimidation to attempt to cause poli
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by bawolff 4mo ago
> The intent and context are obviously better for the one who's clearly sending the "threat" as a political statement against selective enforcement. That is far from obvious. In general i think that attempting to alter the
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by bawolff 4mo ago
> that's what activist have to do to shake people That's also the line most terrorist groups use. Its not exactly wrong i suppose. 9/11 did get Americans to think about the middle east a lot more.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Most of the time i would want the arrests to proceed in a more civil manner unless the situation warranted otherwise, but ultimately yes, i think doxing/harrasment is a crime and people who commit it should be arrested and tried.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
It won't prevent bad people from rising to power. After all, i'm pretty sure Putin doesn't have this problem. He just throws people who do this sort of thing out the window. The only politicians that have something to fear fr
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by bawolff 4mo ago
> That's a bit simplified, isn't it? No, i dont think it is. > He's pointing out precisely that "doxing" the entire population of Denmark shouldn't be acceptable to her Denmark is a democracy, that is a d
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by bawolff 4mo ago
You dont have to give up equality under the law, you just have to accept that there is a lot more that goes into a prosecution than the act. Were witnesses cooperative and credible, what was the intent, what was context. I dont know the spe
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Not exclusive, but in general its a bad idea to post on social media if you plan to take it up in court, as its very easy to accidentally say something that shoots yourself in the foot.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Just because you disagree with someone does not make it ok to dox them.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Or alternatively, 2 wrongs don't make a right. Even if the text message was exactly the same, there are plenty of valid reasons why one might be prosecutable and the other might not be.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
At the same time, i would presume if his arrest was this irregular and illegal he would be taking it to actual court instead ofthe court of public opinion.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Did his arrest not have a warrant? I'm not familiar how these things work in Denmark, but is there any reason to believe there was no warrant?
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by bawolff 4mo ago
> The prefece to the story is, that I in a kind of roundabout and (I think) humorous way published "my two favorite numbers" by spelling out a 10 diget and a 8 diget number with letters. I didn't tell what they ment, but t
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Do people really have a duty to fix every wrong in the world? He reported it to the project head, and resigned. He ensured he wasn't a part of the situation. I don't think you have to be a full saint to fulfil your moral obligatio
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Calculators might be allowed sometimes, but i dont think they are ever allowed when you are trying to teach school children how to add and multiply. Which feels like the appropriate comparison.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
If your in class work is of the same quality as homework you are obviously not trying very hard.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
How does an expert even verify something like this?
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by bawolff 4mo ago
We still have festival type experiences: concerts, street festivals, gatherings in a park, church, etc. None of them particularly look like the bus.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
> Heavy headphone use makes people feel lonelier, the survey found. It also makes people less likely to have a meaningful conversation with someone new. Many of those interviewed for the survey said they wore headphones in part to avoid
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by bawolff 4mo ago
I'm sure someone somewhere at some point has made some money on replit. There is always an outlier. Keep in mind the vast majority of gold miners found no gold.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
I can't help but wonder if this is really so different from an ad for any tool. If you see an ad for say kitchenware, it probably contains a lot of beautiful food with the implication that if you buy the pan you too can cook great food
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by bawolff 4mo ago
I think the standard analogy would be selling shovels to the gold miners.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
I said as much in my comment.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
They tested SIGKILLing the process, they didn't test a power loss situation.
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Mistakes are always easy to recognize in retrospect, so hopefully this comment isnt too unfair, but one thing that caught me about this, is that logically it makes no sense. You would never use a bloom filter for just 10 entries. If you hav
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by bawolff 4mo ago
This is pretty unrelated to the topic at hand, but people say that as if its a cop out answer to the conundrum, however i think it would be both the most intersting and most unlikely outcome to the whole p vs np saga. Possibly even more cra
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by bawolff 4mo ago
> the extended thesis it depends on is "No physical procedure can decide an NP-complete problem in polynomially many steps." I think part of the confusion here, is that usually the extended church turing thesis means that any p
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by bawolff 4mo ago
Assuming X is true, that implies Y. We don't think Y is true therefore we now doubt that X is true, is a very standard thing to do in math.

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