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by juris 3y ago
So! Here's my really dumb question: what is the difference between the two? I agree, in that first instance and at first glance, clearly copying. There are plenty of incredible copy artists in China who fabricate like copies of fine ar
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by juris 3y ago
Hm; maybe you are right in that I am conflating 'copyright' and 'the ability to commercialize'. So to follow up, I'm under the impression that the copyright of a character enables companies to create and sell licens
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by juris 3y ago
Interesante: so I would consider AI to be necessarily transformative. The idea is that the art it produces could never be a copy, because of the effect the rest of its data corpus has on the output. There are several layers of transformatio
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by juris 3y ago
I think it does though if you try to sell it... I mean Disney does occasionally go after artists selling baby yoda plushies that have been cropping up all over Etsy. Part of that is how busted copyright claims systems are, but they suuurely
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by juris 3y ago
God, I haven't even considered that. Design trolling! Prompt for an apple, iterate over all fashionable logo design styles, implicitly own the copyright all of them, then sit and wait. You're more likely to get a 'hit' a
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by juris 3y ago
Just spitballing here, because this is very fun to think about. If I reproduce the likeness of Mickey Mouse via an AI, then because an AI made it, is there no defensible claim from Disney to own the copyright? That doesn't make intuiti
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by juris 3y ago
Yii, yep, this checks out. Recently I needed to transpose a few pieces, so I opened a trial with the intention of just using their app software to transpose a contributor's piece down a few keys so I can manually tabulate it for the lu
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by juris 3y ago
Nahaha, great writing! Though, the irony of reading this and articles like these (as they often come up, or maybe that is my selection bias)... right now? Thanks, Jim.
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by juris 4y ago
Mobile dev here; I had an issue with organizing the vast quantity of mobile devices I have been given for testing. * Significant QoL gain: take a trip to the dollar store to buy three short CD racks; if you lay them on their sides next to e
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by juris 4y ago
XD yes! I want to jack my earbuds into the stock market: time and sales frequency denoting tempo and trade volume denoting dynamics; with a real time candle analyzer modulating between keys. Each company would be a different song!
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by juris 4y ago
I really dig this; I always have a need for background music while working and the context switching is really bothersome! Maybe I can finally ditch the youtube music sub and just support your project. Actually, I've been thinking to w
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by juris 8y ago
The tao that can be named is not the real tao.
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by juris 8y ago
I wonder if it would be cheaper for small-time sellers to cozy up to brick and mortar store representatives than it would be to fight for space on Amazon. Does Amazon lose market share... back to brick and mortar?
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by juris 8y ago
You just need line of sight from a hotel room across the street. "Two parents" fits the bill of two heads at a bed, as well as these attacks occurring primarily at hotels.
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by juris 8y ago
Following US patent application number: 20180139557 Is it possible to conceive a weapon that generates sound at specific distances in space using ultrasonic signals as a carrier to get -into- hotel rooms? Can sound do this much damage to th
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by juris 9y ago
Hehe, you know, line of sight solutions like lasers would be epically cool here.
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by juris 9y ago
Depends on where you live. Every city has different laws about how to run cable underneath the ground. The first cost you pay is figuring out where everyone's cables are. The second cost you pay is convincing the city to let you do it.
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by juris 9y ago
No way, man. People hate their ISP's, and would love to be able to switch.
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by juris 9y ago
I think that would be a good value proposition for a city that does not already prefer one ISP over another. Interesting idea to spin something like this up.
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by juris 9y ago
This wouldn't be a problem if ISP's weren't de facto monopolies. If there was competition in this space, then there would be incentive to improve the infrastructure and Internet speeds. However, ISP's kill competition by
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by juris 9y ago
Spreading is good practice for speed reading and enunciation. Their coach has failed them if they allow it to continue into the competition room, unless they have asked both the judge and their opponents whether it is OK. Key thing here: pa