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oblib
3y ago
Personally, I think "AI" should be required to disclose the origins of the data it bases it's responses on, and if any of those are copyrighted.
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Mildred Weather
(azartiz.com)
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oblib
3y ago
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oblib
3y ago
This is a very simple hack that grabs weather data from the weather.gov and noaa.gov websites I made it so I could grab exactly what I wanted and focused on where I live. It's not pretty, but it's fast and informative. I used jQue
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oblib
3y ago
"And, under this law, doing so would open up OpenAI to liability, even though all it was doing was following the instructions of the users." That old "They told me to do it" excuse never worked for my mom.
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oblib
3y ago
>>Copying is not theft in general as you don't take anything away from anybody That's a perfect oxymoron.
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oblib
3y ago
That only works if the "usable public transit" is in place. And we also have to consider that a large portion of the poor do have a reliable vehicle. I have personally kept a lot of those running for friends and family and the ide
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oblib
3y ago
Wow! That's a great project and it's very cool to see all those other murals. You can really see that same style of art in a lot of them. They have a very sturdy feel to them.
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oblib
3y ago
It disappeared.
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oblib
3y ago
crq-yml, I think I accidentally down voted your comment. I apologize for that. There doesn't seem to be a way for me to undo that.
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oblib
3y ago
I think those pointing out the tech missed your point. It's fair to say that making paint is a technology but "painting" is an art and the two are very distinct. An artist can create art with most anything, dirt and sand for
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oblib
3y ago
It's stunning how many do not understand that.
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oblib
3y ago
No one I know who wore a mask properly and kept a distance from others were infected with covid. If you don't wear them properly they don't work, it's as simple as that and it doesn't matter what your age is. One of the
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oblib
3y ago
Hmmm... I became a single parent when my daughter was 10 months old and I was 26 years old. There are laws in some States against dropping your sick child off at a daycare provider, and that makes sense, but it also meant I had to stay home
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Common Voice
(commonvoice.mozilla.org)
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3y ago
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The Old Drum Law
(news.mobar.org)
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3y ago
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oblib
3y ago
To bad this got buried because it's very informative.
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oblib
3y ago
Thank You!
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oblib
3y ago
I grew up around guys building custom cars and started working with my father building custom cars at Barris Kustom when I was 14 years old. I was cutting up brand new cars with an oxy/acetylene torch and mig welding custom sheet metal
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oblib
3y ago
The link didn't work for me.
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oblib
3y ago
It was and still is defective, and it always will be until it includes real time road and traffic data, and that requires installing sensors in and along roads. Elon may be the wealthiest man on the planet but it would take a lot more than
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oblib
3y ago
That's interesting to me because I get splitting headaches from just a few sips of red wine. I've always assumed it was sulfites that caused that.
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The Mister Boffo World Wide Web Homepage
(mrboffo.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Here's a link to their "Motor Vehicle Order Agreement Terms & Conditions" https://www.tesla.com/configurator/api/v3/terms?locale=en_US...
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Tesla Won't Let You Sell Your Cybertruck Right Away
(insideevs.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Personally I prefer to take away from this the aspects that might work for me, as opposed to looking for anything I can come up with to rip the author a new ass. In my case, I decided to keep using jQuery as opposed to React or other newer
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oblib
3y ago
It's all fun until they steal your work.
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Artists Can Fight Back Against AI by Killing Art Generators from the Inside
(gizmodo.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Yeah, I'm old enough to recall "Purple Microdot" back in the `70s.
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3y ago
I thought this was pretty funny so you got an upvote from me.
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3y ago
I don't have many QOL apps. I like Pixelmator. Photoshop is way to expensive and Pixelmator is both affordable and feature rich. I also have Alfred set up so I can monitor what's going on outside. Doesn't always work well for
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