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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Nope, that is not the law. I’ve seen more than a few of these things and had a partner in HR. You’re confused. Employees can be terminated with 0 notice. (Which is how it should be). You’re probably thinking about some payroll law. Terminat
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
About rockets? Or websites? I’m writing from a faang office with a few decades of experience. I know some people in aerospace. They’re on average smarter than 4/5ths of my colleagues (who are also clever).
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
It says they are smart and know how to protect their infrastructure.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Whew - even with your empty caveat against saying what I’m about to say: Designing reusable rockets and launching hundreds of them into space for profit, is more complicated and requires a different caliber of frankly higher IQ worker, than
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
What a bunch of ridiculous whining here. They are laying off a large portion of workers who have previously expressed being hostile to the new leadership. There is bloat, laziness, aimlessness, and the company is being taken in a radically
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
I love that this is going to loose.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
In the style of Disney.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
You are way off. Meta is easily among the top few AI research institutions in the world.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
They pay her because she does high quality work in the style of other Disney art. Not because her work is original.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
1 book a week is a little rough. But meh. These guys tear library books up and clog the toilets with them. And I didn't mean TV in the room - Often, there is a TV outside that you have view of in AggSeg pods (speaking from 2 facilities
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Not at all. I love the idea of Copilot and similar systems! https://youtu.be/gAjR4_CbPpQ I have a tiny issue with those systems if/when they output certain memorized content. But that’s a type of bug, which can be avoi
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Yes exactly :) Somehow I trust the law is going to work out ok though, despite all the hot takes from people who don’t really understand ML or copyright. It’s scary to see so many people not understanding the distinction between an input an
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
That would be silly. It’s about outputs not inputs. If you create copyrighted material you must compensate. One day a robot is going to be walking around the world. Will it have to pay someone every time it glimpses a video / book &#x2
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Copyright is still about outputs instead of inputs, just like it is with human learners. Training isn’t copying. Its an input. It’s akin to “seeing” or “reading”. Any judge needs to think in terms of outputs. If a system outputs something t
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
It’s not an art critique. If she reads it, hopefully she understands the lens of the language. Her style is good, and evidently assiduous. Everything said remains relevant.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
I’m the EU it’s established law. In the US it’s basically true but it will be playing out in the courts a little in the future.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Training on copyrighted material is legal. As it should be, IMO.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
It’s not rough. Her art is nice. And I’ve also seen a lot of other work that looks like it. Years dedicated to the profession or not. Maybe she’s closer to the origin of the style than most? Anyway I spent all my life writing code and I’m n
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Training on copyrighted material is legal, and rightly so.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
So, if we remove her name and call this style #27b-6, there’s no issue. She does not own the style. She owns her name and can get fussy about how it’s used, but you can’t stop someone from learning your style.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
This Hollie Mengert’s style is (nice, but) not at all original. There are thousands of cartoons that look exactly like this. You could never even tell that anything like this is similar to “her” style. But, even if she did have a distinctiv
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Well, I sympathize with your experience. There are some easy parts of the system and a lot of nasty parts. I prefer any type of isolated security housing, just for the safety aspect. Though I met a handful of slightly cool people in GenPop,
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
What state is that? I had the same experience in AggSeg at two different facilities. Automated lights? What's the torture there? It sounds nice. In fact the only real complaint I had (besides some behavior of the COs) was that in AggSe
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
I liked the part where you told me about he "calculus of a lifer". Anyway, that guy is misrepresenting what AggSeg is. It's not torture, he was not egregiously isolated, he still had contact with people. He ate better food an
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Exactly.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
You have plenty of conversations in AggSeg if you want. Just with a small group of other inmates talking through your door while they are on individual free times. There’s also usually an air vent people talk through. And that is the real t
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
You shouldn’t make personality diagnoses via online comments. The math doesn’t change for introverts or extroverts. AggSeg is safe, easy living. It’s nowhere near torture, or dangerous, or inhumane, no matter what TikTok says your personali
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
If it's loneliness that concerns you (whew lad), I would just say that being forced to socialize with the criminal population feels just like being alone, with the exception that you can really get stabbed.
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Yikes. Here's a totally contrary opinion from someone who has also been to AggSeg - AggSeg is the VERY BEST place you can be in jail or prison. I spent almost a year in AggSeg and it is lovely. - It's "single cell" meani
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by i_like_apis 4y ago
Regarding the geographic line: Ecuador in South America and Equatorial Guinea in Africa. Would be a decent jeopardy clue

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