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by bioemerl 4y ago
But if scraping isn't a copyright matter, how would glaze be a copyright protection?
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They are staying in California, in case anyone was curious and didn't want to read the article.
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Wouldn't many worlds be time symmetric?
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> now where's my reward I was promised?" These people deserve more without question, but at the end of the day if this is their reaction they didn't look forward far enough. It's a slightly less bad decision than peop
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The ability maybe, but "it won't happen for centuries, we have time".
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Earth is pretty stable in comparison. Yeah, we have had pretty big events but the biggest threat is a big volcano, a meteor, pretty noticable and relatively small. The whole planet exploding, however? Lava flowing across the whole planet
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Yep! Except on earth we don't have any massive planet wide disruptions. Should we ever settle Venus there will be a day that countless billions die in a preventable tragedy that dwarfs all others.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I'm honestly thinking about generations and generations from now when we are a solar system dominating species able to terraform Venus and capturing a 1 percent plus fraction of the solar systems energy.
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Fun fact regarding Venus. Unlike the earth which has all sorts of tectonics going on and constant interruptions releasing pressure, on Venus the pressure just builds and builds until the crust can't take it anymore and it just pops and
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by bioemerl 4y ago
If that is what I think it is, I'm pretty sure that isn't considered strong evidence anymore. I don't know exactly why, I just remember there's reason to be skeptical of it and the reason seemed pretty valid. Something t
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by bioemerl 4y ago
It's not pointless at all, the fact that all the money comes out of my pocket is really signific ant it comes to determining who the real customer of valve is. If it's a point of issue between me, Valve, and the game developers, a
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Developers don't pay that 30 percent, users do. You could even say that steam is a customer of the developers (I buy your game at x to sell for y), and the average person is a customer of steam and the devs. I don't really see the
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I figured if it had dissolved over the years it would be safe
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by bioemerl 4y ago
We need some sort of system that's both distributed (anyone can host) and centralized (one url for a download that doesn't require someone to keep a server up with an ssl certificate needing monthly renewal until the end of time).
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By the day I tend to refer to people who are professional AI ethics types. Not sure what you're getting at with the rest of your comment. I would also classify most science fiction as pretty solidly out of touch with what reality is go
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Why not?
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> The team made the electrodes from a metal called molybdenum, which is widely used in electronic and semiconductor applications. They discovered that when molybdenum is thin enough, it can biodegrade. Furthermore, it does not interfere
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I'm saying that most predictions about the dystopian AI future are typical of any generation encountering a disruptive technology. They're exaggerated and built from assumptions. They also always seem to conclude that the answer
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> produced by an algorithm This is a very grey area. A prompt, for example, could be copyright. An image you create by drawing a base layer and having the AI fill the details in could be copyright as well. The government copyright off
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Thank you open AI for breaking the dam on an arms race we could have benefited immensely from five years ago.
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I believe it's for the best. The dangers of AI are theoretical. The dangers of corporations being in control aren't.
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Ars is playing a video automatically when I open the page.
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I thought so too, but when I load that site there's a video playing right in the middle of it. Maybe mobile browsers consider any scrolling as an interaction or something?
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I hate these websites that load an auto play video with no user interaction.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
It's essential a thousand times over that money goes to banks instead of mattresses. Letting bank runs erase savings is a really terrible idea that would be a repeat of the 1920s era mistakes.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> the quality of life of a certain class of people By that you're talking about the average citizen right? Suff like railroad strikes would dramatically affect the average citizen.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Honestly I don't think this has gone away, nobody I know likes skim milk and it's a pretty universally joked about topic in my circles.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
It's fun to watch these techniques slowly evolve into something resembling regular old human thought
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Has too many roots in China for me to ever even think about putting my source code on it.
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I need just two more 24gb Tesla's and I can do it!

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