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721.
by croes 6mo ago
> Almost no one thinks their code is copyrightable Then why does reverse engineered code need to be a clean room implementation? Ask any emulator developer or the developers of ReactOS https://reactos.org/forum/viewt
722.
White House pushed out new AI official after just four days on the job(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by croes 6mo ago|0 comments
723.
by croes 6mo ago
I think so, given that the first picture in the article is George Clooney in Men who stare at Goats
724.
by croes 6mo ago
More like, the rising gas prices aren’t a problem, I only ever fill up for $40
725.
by croes 6mo ago
The already stole when they trained their models on the data. Now they just increase the price to buy it back
726.
by croes 6mo ago
I guess the new models will still be quantum leaps, but literally: "The smallest possible change in a system"
727.
by croes 6mo ago
It’s actually the other way around. Porsche is a Volkswagen but a Volkswagen isn’t necessarily a Porsche. VW bought Porsche
728.
by croes 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
729.
by croes 6mo ago
Could that bring archive.org in trouble with the content owners?
730.
by croes 6mo ago
They require access to computers at home because the teachers send the homework per web platform. Also the class schedule including the substitutes are communicated per smartphone app
731.
by croes 6mo ago
They payoff is, you know you are not the reason why the people who pressed the blue button died. Blue risk their lives to safe others, red safe themselves. Blue won’t get survivor’s guilt
732.
by croes 6mo ago
Just look how MS try to get rid of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47881805
733.
by croes 6mo ago
Where is the big to what we have now? Not much more freedom, but the control is outside voters reach. Just ask Nicolas Guillou
734.
by croes 6mo ago
> A simple solution is just not providing your kids with a phone or computer. That’s not a solution. Nowadays many schools require access to a computer.
735.
by croes 6mo ago
At least Lego‘s patent on the bricks expired. You can’t make mini figures but bricks shouldn’t be a problem
736.
Quarkdown 2.0 Is Here(heise.de)
5 points by croes 6mo ago|0 comments
737.
by croes 6mo ago
Jevon‘s paradox comes into play. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox In the end only profit matters
738.
by croes 6mo ago
But this isn't a false alert. The alert is real, people just got misdirected.
739.
by croes 6mo ago
Crying wolf is crying for help when there is no danger not when there is a danger just at different place. That's not pedantic, that's the meaning of the idiom.
740.
by croes 6mo ago
Let's use new technology just because it's new. You see how ridiculous that sounds
741.
by croes 6mo ago
There is a difference between figuring out and already knowing. Especially if time is a limiting factor
742.
by croes 6mo ago
Crying wolf is normally starting the operation while there isn‘t a wolf. This is misdirection while there is a wolf Similar but different
743.
Anthropic now requires new Claude users to verify identity with photo ID(twitter.com)
6 points by croes 6mo ago|2 comments
744.
Critical Atlantic current significantly more likely to collapse than thought(theguardian.com)
6 points by croes 6mo ago|1 comments
745.
by croes 6mo ago
Wow, downvoted for stating facts
746.
Florida's Attorney General announces criminal investigation into OpenAI(nbcnews.com)
5 points by croes 6mo ago|1 comments
747.
by croes 6mo ago
I guess everything what was saved was burned by the first useless image created per AI
748.
by croes 6mo ago
Opus 4.5 was part of the pro plan and 4.6 too
749.
by croes 6mo ago
> Mischkowski suspects that this would also be more difficult to summon after taking the drug. Why should I trust someone who doesn’t test properly but just suspects?
750.
by croes 6mo ago
> You just might die from taking tylenol if you don't realize your liver is already damaged for other reasons. If you don’t realize your kidneys are already damaged you might die from kidney failure because of ibuprofen.

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