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mlindner
4y ago
Did anyone look to see if anyone else was also elevated? Surely there's an extreme measurement bias if the highest followed account gets boosted. There's no evidence to support the idea that only Elon Musk was elevated.
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mlindner
4y ago
Companies can't revoke visas of employees... That's just not how H1B Visas work. Yes they can be fired, but they can go find another job and keep the Visa.
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mlindner
4y ago
And Elon later explained that that had nothing to do from him making any specific request that his tweets be valued. This is largely a false creation without evidence to back it up. People are assuming intention behind something that's
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mlindner
4y ago
I've found Discord worse in every way. Almost every server I've been in is highly reactionary to any kind of accidental phrasing. Walking on eggshells is a constant process in any Discord server. It also descends into the same typ
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mlindner
4y ago
I had to go to the second page to find this. I completely agree. I clicked this thread looking forward to seeing some intelligent discussion of the merits of the source and issues/interesting tidbits, instead I see a bunch of Elon Musk
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mlindner
4y ago
Drive-by pull requests that break the intention of something aren't ever going to be taken by a maintainer.
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mlindner
4y ago
Honey is usually sold pasteurized though so botulism wouldn't be an issue. Just don't go for the fancy natural/raw stuff.
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mlindner
4y ago
It's articles like this that make me realize why so many less educated people think that science doesn't have rigor, is close to religion, or can't be trusted. Science authors like this do a disservice to science.
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mlindner
4y ago
Technically, Vice isn't a human.
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mlindner
4y ago
I think that's covered pretty clearly in this document? If you add creative vision on top of the generated output, then that creative vision is copyrightable.
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mlindner
4y ago
They state this in the document as well: > While some prompts may be sufficiently creative to be protected by copyright, that does not mean that material generated from a copyrightable prompt is itself copyrightable. It sounds like it w
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mlindner
4y ago
They state this about the prompt engineering: > While some prompts may be sufficiently creative to be protected by copyright, that does not mean that material generated from a copyrightable prompt is itself copyrightable. The prompt is
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mlindner
4y ago
Nitpick: Everyone does this, but it's "copyright" as in "the right to copy", rather than "copywrite"/"copy-write".
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mlindner
4y ago
Sounds like the prompt itself is quite copyrightable, the same as any code is copyrightable. Indeed in the contents is this: > While some prompts may be sufficiently creative to be protected by copyright, that does not mean that materia
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mlindner
4y ago
We're already past the point of diminishing returns on "human creativity". And I would argue that the current (mostly recent productions) Netflix catalog is indeed repetitive and stagnant. Originality in tv production is curr
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mlindner
4y ago
I'd say yes as the transcription is not transformative on the original, it's also possible to check whether it's identical or not.
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mlindner
4y ago
If you're not going to try to engage in reasonable discussions I'm not going to continue to respond. The first event is ancient history and started with a public personal attack by said individual against Musk, and the second Musk
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mlindner
4y ago
He's excited to bring the future to people and often overestimates the capabilities of existing technology and how fast things can be improved. Again, in good faith, and has often derided his past self on how overly optimistic his past
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mlindner
4y ago
Good to see more competition entering the market, though I don't have high hopes for the service. They specifically avoided buying any launches from the cheapest launch provider (SpaceX) for political reasons so that's going to co
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mlindner
4y ago
SpaceX is a reliable national security partner. I'm not sure where this myth started that Elon/SpaceX is somehow an unreliable partner.
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mlindner
4y ago
Musk historically almost always acts in good faith. He's never been in it for the money.
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mlindner
4y ago
> they can only jam it with jam. their latest advertised starlink jammer actually jams wifi ap That was not what I was referring to in my comment.
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mlindner
4y ago
There's some really confusing use of unsafe going on. For example I'm not sure what they're doing here: https://github.com/awslabs/mountpoint-s3/blob/main/mountpoin...
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mlindner
4y ago
Possibly that's a "lien" then rather than seizure? > A claim upon a part of another's property that arises because of an unpaid debt related to that property and that operates as an encumbrance on the property until t
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mlindner
4y ago
Only C++20 has concepts, which is a lot newer than Rust is. I've yet to ever see a C++20 concept in the wild or anyone using one outside of an example. Heck, if you ask the average C++ programmer about concepts they'll likely have
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mlindner
4y ago
> they denied starlink service been shut down in general for new dishes/etc. what I described was month or more before that My memory was that they denied it had ever happened, and my point still stands about general unreliability i
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mlindner
4y ago
Ukraine never told him to fuck off, and the plug was never pulled. That was the misreporting talked about in the post you replied to.
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4y ago
https://spacenews.com/shotwell-ukraine-weaponized-starlink-i... > Shotwell told reporters she led efforts to get Pentagon funding for Starlink services in Ukraine. “I was the one that asked the Pentagon to fund this. It
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mlindner
4y ago
Starlink was never turned off. And there's been no evidence of him receiving payments from anyone for political purposes. And I mean just think about it, if someone tried they'd have to pay him a whole lot to not just run with it
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mlindner
4y ago
> not exactly. there were a lot of reports that starlink functionality constrained to Ukrainian territory beyond "conflict line". When during September/October counterattacks Ukrainian forces advanced, starlinks didn'
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