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dgellow
2mo ago
Works for me. Though I don’t think that will ever happen
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dgellow
2mo ago
Yep, it’s a mess. I’m sure it’s also something pretty complicated if you take in account Asian countries, and look at distinctions between US states. IP laws is a real mess.
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dgellow
2mo ago
It’s about having something engaging, not entertaining. As someone with ADHD, the difference between a homework that feels engaging and interesting and one that is a waste of time is massive. I wish I had learned the distinction and got my
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dgellow
2mo ago
There is no such thing as a European school. Each country is different. And if the country is a federation, each state might be different. And we have homework in most European countries I’m aware of. What are you basing that claim on?
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dgellow
2mo ago
I’m not sure what you mean, it’s a mini PC. You can use it for anything you want. The esthetic and form factor is the appeal
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dgellow
2mo ago
Yeah, but then you end up more or let rewriting the LLM output, which defeats the purpose of using agents, no?
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dgellow
2mo ago
You will have copyright of that single change
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dgellow
2mo ago
yes, why wouldn’t it?
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dgellow
2mo ago
Is that for the whole EU? I understood it was country specific, for example France doesn’t let you give up your copyright, but other EU members do
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dgellow
2mo ago
Not just money, FLOSS relies on copyright laws
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dgellow
2mo ago
To be able to enforce your license?
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dgellow
2mo ago
I really wish the « what about humans » line of reasoning would die, it’s a lazy way to avoid engaging with the actual LLM questions
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dgellow
2mo ago
Who set the value? I wouldn’t have sold any of my content to ai companies for training, the payback would be basically infinite
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dgellow
2mo ago
Im not sure it’s really a copyright issue here, and not patent or trademark related, or something else. Copyright is really only one aspect of IP laws and they all have their own legal nuances
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dgellow
2mo ago
We know for a fact that Bun port to Rust was done entirely by Claude! I’m wondering if that could be used against Anthropic in some ways (not that I want to, just curious what would be the angle)
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dgellow
2mo ago
It really depends the country, downloading a Hollywood movie via torrent is itself illegal in a lot of countries. The only exception I’m aware of is Switzerland
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dgellow
2mo ago
If you modify the output, you don’t magically get copyright on the whole output, only the section you modified
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dgellow
2mo ago
The current trend (since months now) is to have everything done through agentic loops. Meaning humans are only here to provide the initial prompt and do a few back and forth during the implementation.
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dgellow
2mo ago
Maybe preparing for their IPO?
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dgellow
2mo ago
Have you read the article? > Short term, we had to resolve a variety of bottlenecks that appeared faster than expected from moving webhooks to a different backend (out of MySQL), redesigning user session cache to redoing authentication a
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dgellow
2mo ago
Yes-ish. I think there is also the element that an agency as massive and well funded as the CIA is not that far from being its own mini-state, and one way to use the budget (because it has to be used!) is to fund projects that might be usef
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dgellow
2mo ago
The CIA and NSA have provided money to a lot of private companies, including Signal. They have multiple startup funding programs. Nothing special about it, they expect to benefit from what the company will research or sell. It’s not necessa
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dgellow
2mo ago
You read the newspapers, books, watch a movie: eventually there is an end and you have to do something else Also, books, TV, board games, newspapers didn’t disappear. So it’s compounded in some ways
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dgellow
2mo ago
It doesn’t make sense to me to see that as a ladder. You’re not improving by going up. It’s different techniques and ways to implement, integrate LLMs. They each have their use cases and pros-cons, similar to any other topic in software and
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We let $200 GPT-Pro Think for 7 days on unsolved math
(youtube.com)
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dgellow
2mo ago
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Joint Statement from FR, DE, IT, UK, NL, NO, CA on E1 West Bank Settlement Plan
(governo.it)
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dgellow
2mo ago
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dgellow
2mo ago
GitHub issues are mostly with PRs, CI, etc, not with git
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dgellow
2mo ago
Thank you so much, what an obnoxious behavior!
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dgellow
2mo ago
Actually, pretty sure it was an art performance
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dgellow
2mo ago
A meaningful part of the scientific literature is opinion pieces or blog posts. There isn’t anything wrong with that
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