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by freejazz 11mo ago
>When you ask humans however there are all kinds of made-up "facts" they will tell you. Which is the point the parent makes (in the context of comparing to LLM), not whether some legal database has wrong cases. Context matters.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
> Hallucinations are a feature of reality that LLMs have inherited. Really? When I search for cases on LexisNexis, it does not return made-up cases which do not actually exist.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Yes.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
>The freedom to do something has nothing to do with how easy it is to do, or even the absolute viability. Are you confusing me with someone else? > For a basic example of the latter, every US citizen by birth has the freedom to become
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by freejazz 11mo ago
> There's tremendous difference. No there isn't. They are the different sides of the same coin. Any freedom from something is a constraint against someone else doing that thing.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Great point. It's all so funny because DOGE was just so ridiculous on the face of itself.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Here's one example. Have you not been following DOGE? You do come off like you're disingenuously concern trolling over something you don't agree with politically. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2025/04/
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by freejazz 11mo ago
>Do you have any actual evidence of this? Any evidence it was an actual audit?
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by freejazz 11mo ago
In the US you can't sue without having obtained or applied for a registration. If the registration does not grant, you cannot sue. You cannot get a registration for code developed by AI.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
"reasoning."
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by freejazz 11mo ago
> In that way, perhaps we now have a monotexture of writing, but also perhaps more interesting ideas being shared. They aren't your ideas if its coming out of an LLM
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by freejazz 11mo ago
I don't understand why people think that AI "being able to code" has any bearing on anything else that humans do
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Yeesh
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by freejazz 11mo ago
By the way, OpenAI keeps losing discovery disputes: https://chatgptiseatingtheworld.com/2025/11/24/magistrate-ju...
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Look up the definition of the word "generally" and then go check the docket and then get back to me
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by freejazz 11mo ago
> Yet, almost everything else seems to prove the opposite based on how fragile life is, and how little things change when one is lost. What a sad way to view things
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by freejazz 11mo ago
So infringe and pay the reasonable license fee...
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by freejazz 11mo ago
I did not state that "patent trolls" "strictly" go after "big guys"
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by freejazz 11mo ago
No
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by freejazz 11mo ago
IPR's are generally used by Big Tech companies and I have no idea how EFF's position could be construed as in the interest of the general public at all.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
They could have just licensed the technology!
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Anything "good for trolls" is good for the "small guy" because anything that's not "good for trolls" is good for the "big guy" and anything good for the "big guy" is not good for the &q
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Okay, and?
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by freejazz 11mo ago
>Exacz. Remember when I ask the other guy to make his argument explicit and you told me there was no need to. This is completely ridiculous. I said it was obviously an argument that this guy was a hypocrite. You jumped from that to evil.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
I think you mean forever trying to be cooler than he was(n't) in high school.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
> Every single person has an internal narrative which justifies their own actions. Assuming that Karp doesn't is just totally bizarre and not an argument at all. "He just is evil and wants money", is not a coherent explana
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by freejazz 11mo ago
> Karp obviously I'm not sure what's obvious about that. No less when his own self interest is in play.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
Be generous. It's obviously an argument that Karp is a hypocrite. Would appreciate your actual response.
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by freejazz 11mo ago
> regardless of fundamentals Haha!
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by freejazz 1y ago
Read the ToS next time

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