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by kolinko 1mo ago
Then you will prevent corporations from paying authors to create work altogether.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Did you ever publish anything? First year or two it is mostlu pushing marketing/pr, and the long tail of trickle of money is where the true earnings lie. Also, for many works of art it takes more than 2 years to produce a next piece, a
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Ad hominem? Also it's big tech (MS, Amazon) that is against this more than anyone.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Depends on jurisdiction, just because someone wrote something in a contract doesn’t mean it’s binding. In Poland/EU we have an (ever growing) list of forbidden clauses that even when written and signed by consumer are null and void. An
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by kolinko 1mo ago
But we have various exemptions that are for all the companies, no? E.g. you're free to hack and crack software to do your own backup copies.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Isn't Europe controlled by indigenous population already?
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by kolinko 1mo ago
If I’m not mistaken only optics are really unique to BD and need dedicated production? Everything else is rather universal components so even a hobbyist should be able to build a BD reader from scratch - having access to servos, cnc, and 20
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by kolinko 1mo ago
With 100 years you need every other generation to rewrite/refresh them, or the data is lost. For things recorded today, nobody will care about refreshing for 75 heads, and if during 2100-2125 there are some budget constraints/wars
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Why do we then still need to sort the trash? Honest question
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Well sure, diminishing returns are a thing.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Nono, it’s way easier to produce a lot of documentation, but not necessarily any good. And basic formatting was solved years ago and also not an issue. Code organisation on the other hand is as difficult as ever before, if not more.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
If just for yourself, get an Apple Dev account and use TestFlight
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by kolinko 1mo ago
An official motto of a president of one of the biggest software companies in Poland (Comarch) was "you can replace any experienced engineer with a finite amount of sutdents... for half of the cost". It must be super interesting wo
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by kolinko 1mo ago
It's like saying you're not paying for senior level engineers because you can get juniors for quarter the price per hour.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Wdym no room for error or experimation? Changes are even cheaper, and in my experience they are faster and way cheaper with models than with designers.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Touché!
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by kolinko 1mo ago
> I think if a person had those same advantages (e.g. could spend 5 hours thinking about what to say next) we could all hold outstanding conversations, or if we had read every book ever written I think many of us could write a very popul
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by kolinko 1mo ago
It’s not about how many turtles are below, and not even about who made them - it’s about who’s riding them :)
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by kolinko 1mo ago
So you remember past changes in tech and how people dealt with those.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
From what I’ve seen they get to the level of understanding of systems way faster than we did because they iterate and experiment with this from day one. We had to spend years understanding code syntax, and other minutia. Also, you need a di
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Even the latter can be done automatically from meeting notes, tickets etc.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Just learn how to use it to do your job better. It’s an interesting moment in history, people 35+ yrs old seem to be less afraid if tech because we learned that things change in the way we work. People below this age got used to fact that t
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Most of humans don’t reach any of these levels.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Link to research? The papers I’ve seen didn’t really claim what their headlines claim.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Are you talking from experience or from benchmarks?
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Wasn’t the proof of Fermatt’s Last Theorem proof similar in complexity?
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Iirc some mainstream physycists never acknowledged quantum theory because they couldn’t accept that universe was that unintuitive and hard to understand. Ditto ones that opposed Einstein’s general relativity.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
For most tasks I tried the choice is either expensive Claude that will actually deliver vs Codex or others that are cheaper but won’t. Having said that Terra is awesome for clearly defined (by Opus/Fable) research task, and Sol is amaz
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by kolinko 1mo ago
Current chatbots are better tutors than an average school teacher imho. Not saying that we should replace ones with the other ones, but I’d say from age 11-12 and up kids should be taught how to use AI well.
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by kolinko 1mo ago
I’d bet the opposite. There were some poor researches trying to confirm your guess

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