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feanaro
4y ago
How is there no financial damage? If models start replacing existing business cases but are only able to do so because they were trained on copyrighted data relating to those business cases, then the financial damage should be very obvious.
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feanaro
4y ago
If weights are copyrightable, then models should need to obtain permission before using copyrighted works to train them. You can't have it both ways.
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feanaro
4y ago
Do you believe that these models will not be replicated outside OpenAI? And do you believe OpenAI will remain relatively benevolent long-term if they are not replicated elsewhere?
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feanaro
4y ago
> Of course. But to ensure that's valid for multiple purposes we need a secure boot chain, and the infrastructure for it. > > To get there we need an AI arms race. People trying to detect AI art with machine learning vs. incre
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feanaro
4y ago
Not that it matters much, but under your interpretation, the better wording would be "ingesting". And interestingly, that word doesn't have the same problem as "consuming", which is that content peddlers devalue the
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feanaro
4y ago
Experimentation and visualization when practicing an instrument, composing, improvising.
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feanaro
4y ago
But you don't consume content, that's meaningless. When you consume something, it is used up and disappears entirely.
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feanaro
4y ago
I came here triggered by this, to say exactly this. Pleasantly surprised I'm not the only one.
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feanaro
4y ago
> People have an infinite amount of electronic communication tools and services from which to choose. Due to network effects of communication tools, this is not really true.
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feanaro
4y ago
Ah, I'm not in the US so I avoided those ads.
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feanaro
4y ago
I think you mean "Do not buy Windows computers". Macs are also PCs.
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feanaro
4y ago
"Modify clothing options"? Do you truly believe you can make the outdoors clean by increased regulatory action? That you can stop living beings from dying and defecating outside by some sort of decree? Are you somehow going to pre
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feanaro
4y ago
So what if they're different? Your engagement with them still carries that faint undertone of judgement. Just leave it.
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feanaro
4y ago
Uhm, I do take off my shoes specifically to avoid contamination with filth and bacteria, which I take may include feces. After all, cats and dogs shit on the street and sometimes it's not picked up.
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feanaro
4y ago
How about no? Let's fight and make it better, for us and for our children.
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feanaro
4y ago
I think they're all big evils.
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feanaro
4y ago
To me this reads as being surprised that you are merely abused and not turned into a slave.
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feanaro
4y ago
I personally think anything server-side is unacceptable. Only open source and local will fly.
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feanaro
4y ago
You can pretty easily invert this principle in order to make it useful. When designing new systems, make it such that it mirrors that concept you've seen before. In making it such, you now know that certain properties will hold and t
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feanaro
4y ago
Firefox for Android does not stutter when scrolling for me on a phone much weaker than a Pixel. That suggests it's not a universal issue but something more specific to your setup.
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feanaro
4y ago
Break the law? What are these countries that have instituted geoblocking into their laws?
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feanaro
4y ago
The common theme of most of the above points is that the freedom of the innocent will be reduced or their suffering increased if the change is enacted, while less innocent people can continue to ignore the rules. It's oppression of the
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feanaro
4y ago
> There doesn’t have to be a secret agenda. There doesn't have to be, but there totally can be.
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feanaro
4y ago
And this has now been removed from the HN front page for some reason. :/
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feanaro
4y ago
There are also some countries that don't fetishize cheating this much so perhaps they will just continue not caring.
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feanaro
4y ago
Indeed, no more SaaS. I've had enough of this cloud nonsense already.
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feanaro
4y ago
I'd also like to hear these arguments, as I can't think of a technical reason why it would be unconditionally a bad idea.
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feanaro
4y ago
> compromises features like verified boot and selinux namespacing It only compromises those features because vendors refuse to build in the functionality to have full control over your purchased hardware out of the box. Make it protected
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feanaro
4y ago
Thank you for writing that down so nicely. I was imagining you meant something like this but I'm still grateful you made it explicit. I guess the reason I'm touchy about the topic is that, given that I am not a doctor, I have much
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feanaro
4y ago
Well Chromium did recently announce it would start supporting MathML. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=6606#c...
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