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by dpark 7mo ago
A lawsuit with no paperwork filed is not a lawsuit. That’s just an agreement. Again, you seem to be conflating lawsuit with trial.
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by dpark 7mo ago
Why would you give someone 6 months notice? What good is that for the employee? Especially if the severance is generous. “Hey, we’re going to fire you in 6 months. Just a heads up.” Nah. Give me the year of salary and send me home today. Be
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by dpark 7mo ago
> They just can't legally stop you by, for instance, compelling a judge to order you to stop. They probably can, actually. TOS are legally binding. More likely they would block you rather than pursuing legal avenues but they certain
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by dpark 7mo ago
Right. This was strongly implied by my comment.
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by dpark 7mo ago
This is the new “I can’t defend my statement online” retort, huh? “Well I might be wrong but at least I’m not AI like YOU!”
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by dpark 7mo ago
You explained what “rich and poor are equally forbidden from sleeping under bridges” means, but not what this has to do with the statement that one is free to do their own scraping and training, which I’m pretty sure is what kspacewalk was
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by dpark 7mo ago
You should ask Claude what a lawsuit is. Or perhaps you mean “trial” and not “court”?
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by dpark 7mo ago
> 2) Scraping Anthropic's model outputs is no different than what Anthropic already did. Only a TOS violation. Regardless of whether LLM training amounts to theft, thieves are still allowed to put locks on their own doors.
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by dpark 7mo ago
“Delete iCloud Data” sounds like it’s in the cloud, though. I would hope it’s not “in the cloud but useless”. Maybe I’m wrong though.
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by dpark 7mo ago
Is there really no supported model for this scenario? Surely the point of an iCloud backup is that you can restore from the cloud rather than do a local hack to try to regain access to locked keychain db. What happens if you just set up the
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by dpark 7mo ago
> First of all, the people who were manually toiling are getting laid off I was referring to the sort of work that just never gets funded. Cleanup, refactoring. If you have business critical toil being done by people who now get laid off
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by dpark 7mo ago
AI has plenty of training data on poor writing. If people start looking for bad grammar and typos to identify human articles, generative AI is certainly capable of spitting out prose that looks poorly edited. I kind of hope the anti-AI-writ
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by dpark 7mo ago
People often confuse “free” with “fair”.
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by dpark 7mo ago
What kind of answer is this? This seems condescending and literally provides no answer. Why even post this?
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by dpark 7mo ago
I don’t entirely know. It’s not something that especially bothers me. I will say that I think the forced linking has encouraged other unpleasant behavior like the profile folder hijacking to OneDrive. I rather like having this stuff in OneD
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by dpark 7mo ago
> LLMs will only ever be as good as an average programmer What do you base this claim on? > average programmers usually get stuff wrong. All programmers get stuff wrong.
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by dpark 7mo ago
Eliminating manual toil seems like a huge win for LLMs. There are a ton of straightforward-but-tedious projects that no one wants to fund because they take 2 dev weeks to implement and the result is a hard to quantify quality of codebase im
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by dpark 7mo ago
Apple does not tie the local account to the cloud account the same way. On a Mac you create a local account and you can (and almost certainly will) create a cloud account to link to it. But they are separate accounts. In fact I’m pretty sur
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by dpark 7mo ago
13” is not really that small. It’s a screen size many people choose. The Neo is also not a play for businesses directly. It seems pretty clearly a play for students who will eventually enter the business world with their personal laptop pre
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by dpark 7mo ago
> Is this really the new direction we want to set for our industry? I think the better question is whether it’s avoidable. I share the concern but is there a real alternative? “Say no to AI!” is fine until your competitors decide they do
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by dpark 7mo ago
> people who go through this process Through what process? This was a study about trans and nonbinary people, not specifically about people who have “transitioned” I would imagine the rate of depression and similar disorders in trans peo
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by dpark 7mo ago
You might want to look at strength standards for women and men at the same weight. https://exrx.net/Testing/WeightLifting/StrengthStandards Weight classes are a great thing in some sports. They do not solve for th
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by dpark 7mo ago
> That said, the problem with the "hassle-free simplicity and dependability of digital photography" is that it cheapens everything and takes the fun and skill out of it. Takes the skill out? Kind of. Accessible cameras make it
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by dpark 7mo ago
For sure. I’m not dismissing others who want that experience. It’s just not my focus when I’m taking pictures. I do agree that going through hundreds of photos is not a process I enjoy. I’ve been trying to train myself to weed out more eff
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by dpark 7mo ago
> Taking a shot becomes a deliberate action since you don't have unlimited frames. It's a different experience. It’s a very different experience. Whether you enjoy that depends a lot on why you are engaging in photography. Do y
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by dpark 7mo ago
Your corp has 95 thousand employees but bats an eye at 16 million dollars? Also yes, volume licensees generally get massive discounts.
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by dpark 7mo ago
Your “simple” springs from your assumption that the problem is easy and anyone who disagrees is dumb. This is also why you can’t hear any of the answers others have given you. You don’t want answers. You want to be “right”. No one thinks t
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by dpark 7mo ago
“These lights … turn red in response to traffic, providing direct, immediate alerts without the need for input from controllers ”. It will be interesting to see what the report says. Did the light system not function? Did they override it?
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by dpark 7mo ago
It’s not weird that you believe automated ATC is possible. The weird thing is that you insist it’s simple . People’s lives hang in the balance of a system built of corner cases. And you trot out radiation treatment as your metaphor? As i
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by dpark 7mo ago
I did not read the paper yet, but the article says that KVT doubled in 20 years for both highways (which did not add new lanes) and urban roadways (which did). So we see KVT double regardless of lane expansion. To me this says that lane e

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