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mattigames
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And the bill that passed just yesterday will help exacerbate this problem, the bill includes provisions that reduce royalties on oil and gas extraction from federal lands, extend tax breaks for fossil fuel production, and weaken regulations
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1y ago
As much as stackoverflow puts you on the hook as a moderator.
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Reviews in these kind of sites should always be moderated before it reaches the hosts, if not by a moderation team (due lack of fund) then at least other users, e.g. 2 out of 3 other hosts that mark the review as helpful and within the spir
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1y ago
The other important incentive would be games that cannot be cheated, I saw a few games on steam that have reviews informing potential buyers that the games have been ruined because the devs didn't implement a successful anti-cheat syst
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1y ago
With a few cameras it's probably possible to automatically determine how noisy are people in any given neighborhood, "More than 50% of the people here spend more than 80% of their day at home", maybe there should be a standar
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1y ago
I wonder if gaming cyber cafes that have no input ports that only play against another PCs of the same cyber franchise would be a sustainable business venture "no cheaters, no need to install spyware in your own device, warm coffee bro
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1y ago
Most profesional digital graphic artists and writers do hold some level of resentment to the latest technological advancements, and other professions will soon undoubtedly join that sentiment as AI tech evolves into more job fields.
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> proportionality threshold for copyright to matter. This is the part I have a problem with, that threshold was put there for humans based on their capabilities, it's an extremely dishonest assessment that the same threshold must ap
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1y ago
Yes it does, the spirit of the law matters in many one cases. A fair ruling would have declared that authors must be able to forbid the usage of their work as training data for any given model because the "transformative" processe
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Copyright was build to protect the artist from unauthorized copy by a human not by a machine (a machine wildly beyond their imagination at the time I mean), so the input and output limitations of humans were absolutely taken into account wh
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1y ago
The word transformative was put there in a time of manual transformative processes, like when you paint something similar to what you saw in a painting by another artist, with all the implied limitations that entails, like the time it took
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1y ago
I bet the internal pitch is that genome will help deliver better advertisement, like if you are at risk of colon cancer they sell you "colon supplements", its likely they will be able to infer a bit about your personality just wit
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1y ago
Not really, pressure to move into AI is so vast that it in reality the CEO had little saying about moving into it or not, and they already had smart employees to make it a reality, vastly different that what happened with enshitification wh
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"Use case" is written without hyphen https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_case
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1y ago
Overshadowed by CSS animations for almost all use cases.
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1y ago
If Putin didn't want bribery to go rampant he would set the example, and force other top leaders to do the same, but instead he flaunts his properties, yats, women that he enjoys; but it's probably a price too high for him to pay.
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The concept of robots.txt was created in a different time, when nobody envisioned that users would one day use commands written in plain English sentences to interact with websites (including interacting with multiple pages with such comman
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1y ago
>It's meant for automated scrapers that recursively retrieve all pages on your website, _which this browser is not doing at all_ AFAIK this is false, and this browser can do things like "summarize all the cooking recipes linked
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1y ago
If you are using an ad-blocker by definition you are intentionally breaking the intended behavior by the creator of any given website (for personal gain), in that context any discussion about robots.txt or any other behavior that the creato
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Yeah no, nothing of that helps you bypass the ads on their website*, but scraping and summarizing does, so its wildly different for monetization purposes, and in most cases that means the maintainability and survival of any given website. I
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The short answer is that it means that businesses need to publicly share whatever change they do to the code, and that alone is enough deterrent to use it.
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What do you mean? This AI cannot scrape multiple links automatically? Like "make a summary of all the recipes linked in this page" kind of stuff? If it can it definitely meets the definition of scraping.
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If this workflow starts getting any traction this will quickly turn into a cat and mouse game, where companies do their best to make sure those AIs don't work on their websites to make sure humans and humans only watch their websites&#
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Getting rid of the human in the loop of course, not all humans, just it's owner, where an LLM actively participates in capitalism endeavors winning and spending money, spending money on improving and maintaining it's own hardware
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I still believe the Matrix Online videogame had a lot potential, it just needed a better game loop, I think some new Matrix game taking ideas from games like Helldivers, GTA V and Cyberpunk could become a hit, where there are 2 parallel wor
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The money is not infinite in any sense so it is for many pragmatic purposes a competition, the diseases with more attention get more research, so it's in the reasonable interests of the people to advocate for the diseases that are most
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Like we put money in fixing homelessness, which affects mostly men right? Like we put money in suicide prevention which affects mostly men in every single country in the world? Feminism portrays a heavily distorted view of the world, such m
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My bet is that the government at some point will have to put some pressure on Walmart and others to stop selling those gift cards completely, doing impersonations is getting too easy and too cheap for there not to be a flood of those scam c
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It's missing one last panel where he is under his bed googling for lawyers specialized on kidnapping and CFAA charges
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So we are to believe evolutionary paths are free? A stronger homosapiens could have done much more in their lifetime than an equal specimen with the same brain matter but less muscles, even with all the niceties of common era I very frequen
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