i-con

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   by i-con 11mo ago

   Thanks! would be interesting to know how this is in other countries. I don't think an implementation has to be about copyright infringement by the training itself, though. Like you say, it can also be about materials produced. And my q
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   Ask HN: Would open-source devs accept financial compensation for AI training?

   2 points by i-con 11mo ago|2 comments
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   by i-con 1y ago

   Are they right with the terminology? Do people consider mere bugs technical debt? I haven't seen simple, visible problems being considered as technical debt so far. But rather only what the article calls architecture debt. To me, it se
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   by i-con 1y ago

   Good point, I had no idea. I actually thought they just restrained themselves this time :D
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   by i-con 1y ago

   Notice how they say "quantum advantage" not "supremacy" and "a (big) step toward real-world applications". So actually just another step as always. And I'm left to doubt if the classic algorithm used for c