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by doh 4y ago
I'm sorry, but can you expand on this claim? Do you believe that laws are not enforced at the border? Do the agents let anyone in or what is your believe that is happening? Just FYI I live close to the border and go often there and it&
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by doh 4y ago
Disclaimer: I'm biased as I built business around similar regulations [0]. Here is my take on the situation and the most likely outcome. European Court of Justice just cleared similar law in Europe and give it a final stamp of validity
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by doh 4y ago
This case is not a PR stunt. This is a test case that was purposely picked to test the law. This is quite common to find boundaries of any law and see if there is an opening for a commercial success. This is a landmark case that will be ref
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by doh 4y ago
Fines are fine balance between motivational and liquidating. I think 6% is quite a lot, even if one has 40% margin. Investors will be highly distraught and seek remedies from the current management. But for instance at 20% they will blame t
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by doh 4y ago
That's the correct legal interpretation. What that means in simplified lingo is that AI can't author copyrighted material, meaning that AI tools that aids to creation is ok but AI producing creation is not. The outstanding questio
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by doh 4y ago
It's a good question, one that has not been answered yet. We will have to wait for some court cases to have this answer.
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by doh 4y ago
The interesting thing about AI generated content is that it can't be copyrighted in US [0]. This impacts the intrinsic value of the art, which is quite significant reason behind why people collect it in the first place [1]. AI is to ar
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by doh 4y ago
There are cases mostly around Facebook and Youtube taking weeks and prevailing on the judgement. Currently there is no established limit. European legislators are trying to establish some time limits but these are mostly around toxic conten
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by doh 4y ago
That is not technically correct. There is no definition "as soon as they receive it". In fact the law calls for "expeditiously or remove" access. Courts confirmed many times that days or weeks is considered expeditious.
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by doh 5y ago
As a caveat, I built business around the EUCD (Article 17, previously 13). It doesn't matter where the business is based. Up until you operate in EU you will have to be compliant. That said, for platforms below certain size the complia
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Amazon reverses decision to stop accepting UK-issued Visa credit cards(cnet.com)
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by doh 5y ago
True on all. I think that’s where Apple eventually landed. The value of restoring the full file system is low in a rigid environment like the MacOS (they nudge you to use specific folder structure, etc). It would’ve been interesting if Drop
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by doh 5y ago
I think this shows how biased we all are. 5h drive in the Pacific Northwest of US won’t even get you between large cities in some places. Anyway, I think both of us made solid points. It’s going to be interesting to watch.
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by doh 5y ago
I always though that Apple should’ve acquired the company and offer Time Machine in the cloud. The seamlessness of the TM is at another level, but the missing cloud backup made it always somewhat limited option. Apple has a history of buyin
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by doh 5y ago
I agree with your analysis of the charging needs but not with your conclusions. > the ideal model is not a charger with a gas-station like shop, but a mall that happens to have chargers. I own few Teslas for last decade or so. Last year
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by doh 5y ago
I long believed that Tesla should test out concept of charging stations, modeled after gas stations. Once they figure out the best design, structure and business, they should then franchise it to small operators. It’s going to be good busin
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by doh 5y ago
We built service [0] to cover the Copyright Infringement and other forms including CSAM and IBSA. While in US DMCA is enough, EU has new law [1] that goes way beyond the requirements of the previous law (E-commerce Directive, which is analo
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by doh 5y ago
It's complicated, because there are legal requirements across many different jurisdiction. The product was built to explicitly solve for the liability issues platforms are facing. I like your solution. Up until it works for you, that&#
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by doh 5y ago
Exactly why we built our Attribution Engine [0]. We focus not only on the technology, but the liabilities platforms gain from their operations. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28279105
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by doh 5y ago
That's why we built our Attribution Engine [0]. We help platforms to deal with CSAM, IBSA and any toxic content and copyright. The way it works is that platform uses our SDK through which they "send" all uploaded content. The
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by doh 5y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | REMOTE (US and EU), FULL-TIME | https://pex.com/careers/ Pex is on a mission to democratize digital rights for everyone. We are the team behind the Attribution Engine, a licensing infrastruct
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by doh 5y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | REMOTE (US and EU), FULL-TIME | https://pex.com/careers/ Pex is building Stripe for digital rights. Our Attribution Engine is being deployed on most of the UGC platforms enabling any creator
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by doh 5y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | REMOTE (US and EU), FULL-TIME | https://pex.com/careers/ Pex is building Stripe for digital rights. Our Attribution Engine is being deployed on most of the UGC platforms enabling any creator
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by doh 5y ago
Pex | Multiple positions | REMOTE (US and EU), FULL-TIME | https://pex.com/careers/ Pex is building Stripe for digital rights. Our Attribution Engine is being deployed on most of the UGC platforms enabling any creator
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by doh 5y ago
I think this is even better explanation.
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by doh 5y ago
> What do you mean by 'people didn't want to live on the ocean' I remember Arnold Schwarzenegger being confused why "nobody" wanted to live in Santa Monica or Venice Beach to a point that the government was subsi
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by doh 5y ago
There is plenty of land, just not in desirable locations. But if you could build infrastructure easily and with speed, maybe those locations can be transformed too. Up until last 40 years ago people didn't want to live on the ocean. No
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by doh 5y ago
I would think it's not insignificant amount of money considering that propagation of cost basis is taking over two months and counting. All brokers are saying Robinhood id slammed by people that left and is unable to make it within the
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by doh 5y ago
Search engines are generally considered fair use [0], at least in US. So up until HN doesn't send cease and desist, it's in the clear. Once it does, then it's all about what the claims are. Google litigated the crap out of th
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by doh 5y ago
Thank you. I didn't even bother trying as I thought they just removed it.

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