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751.
by pc86 1y ago
"It looks the same" is completely different than having been directly extracted from digital source. If the digital source is the only thing that can be copyrighted, then you have to prove the digital source is what was used inapp
752.
by pc86 1y ago
May I ask outside of normal curiosity, what good is a prompt that breaks a model? And what is trying to keep it "secret"?
753.
by pc86 1y ago
The only model I've seen so far that doesn't end up going crazy with long contexts with Gemini 2.5 pro, but tbf I haven't gone past 700-750k total tokens so maybe as it starts to approach the limit (1.05M) things get hairy?
754.
by pc86 1y ago
Maybe "this font is offensively priced to the point where I immediately think the person selling it is a criminal using this for money laundering, or clinically insane" and "it's hard to sell enough fonts to live off of&
755.
by pc86 1y ago
Well the analogy falls apart because (among many, many other reasons) the people eating at Michelin rated restaurants, especially 3-star, are completely insensitive to the price. It will cost whatever it costs and there will still be a long
756.
by pc86 2y ago
The mental overhead from having slightly different drop shadows and button sizes is minimal, and I think pretty overblown by people who prefer identical UIs for everything regardless of form factor (which is of course a valid take). But som
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by pc86 2y ago
They definitely did not say that and what is this constant need for people on the internet to respond to someone saying "maybe this isn't the right way to do something" with "Oh well then you're saying that somethin
758.
by pc86 2y ago
To be clear I'm not talking about the First Amendment, I'm talking about free speech. Don't you think a person should be able to say what they want, when they want, without fear of persecution from their government?
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by pc86 2y ago
Can you see how even the fact that police will knock on your door for a social media post will by definition have a chilling effect on free expression? Will low wage hourly workers in the UK feel secure in voicing their dissatisfaction with
760.
by pc86 2y ago
You're right, I wasn't as articulate as I could have been, when I say "not up for debate" I mean that in an ontological sense (not in the religious meaning), human beings have worth because they are human. It's no
761.
by pc86 2y ago
How does the fact that some Asians cultures don't value human life make my argument circular? My argument is that they are wrong.
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by pc86 2y ago
> Germany's free speech is markedly different from american free speech for obvious reasons. Germany does not have free speech so yes it is markedly different. > Corporations have free speech rights. Corporations aren't h
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by pc86 2y ago
You have inherent worth by virtue of being a human being. Do you feel that's up for debate? Are cultures that decide you have no worth as a human being based on your skin color, or religion, or caste, or last name, equal to those that
764.
by pc86 2y ago
The ball was never in the Catholic Church's court in the first place, so no it does not.
765.
by pc86 2y ago
It says the complaint was submitted by the army, but maybe that's who usually submits the complaints? It is certainly lacking detail about what the actual content of the post was, which I guess shouldn't be surprising coming from
766.
by pc86 2y ago
I'm not trying to launder anything, I think it's pretty obvious that Western culture in general is superior to others. Case in point: the linked article here. No laundering necessary. But even if you disagree with that, there&#x27
767.
by pc86 2y ago
The fact that you think there needs to be a criminal conviction in court makes me think you haven't the slightest idea what free speech means ideologically. If police question you based on your speech alone, that itself is a violation.
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by pc86 2y ago
Is your argument really that as long as the conviction is eventually overturned, no harm no foul it's just a "trivial case" so everyone should just pretend it never happened? Really?
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by pc86 2y ago
Why? They were both dictators and both responsible for the deaths of millions, is the scale or exact ideology particularly relevant?
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by pc86 2y ago
Free speech is not an American thing, it's a human thing. The fact that some governments do not recognize it does not make it any less of a right. Rights are not given to you by your government, your rights are your rights by virtue of
771.
by pc86 2y ago
It sounds perfect which is part of it, but if you've ever looked at the Pro tabs, especially the vocal transcriptions, the fretboard positions are all over the place, seem to be wrong about half the time, and in the worst cases I'
772.
by pc86 2y ago
It's extremely likely that our demise will come before too long. The problem is that "before too long" is on a universal timescale, not a human timescale. Humanity could exist for a million times longer than it already has, e
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by pc86 2y ago
You couldn't have just picked a European country, you had to flex on us with Satawalese? :)
774.
by pc86 2y ago
Good. The amount of autism in these comments positive that this is anything other than a joke is honestly pretty concerning.
775.
by pc86 2y ago
In which case it goes right back into the water supply and isn't "used" at all.
776.
by pc86 2y ago
Would you go to a stand up comedy show and ask the person on stage if they're being serious?
777.
by pc86 2y ago
It should smell like a joke. Maybe you are congested or something?
778.
by pc86 2y ago
Question 8, that's filled out by the seller? So the gun store?
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by pc86 2y ago
Of course it is. Doing a wrong thing a lot doesn't make it less wrong. Over time maybe its "wrongness" will change the way language naturally changes over time. But today, it's wrong.
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by pc86 2y ago
Nobody gets promoted by making a phone call and telling their boss that nothing is actually in violation of law. But kick a door down in your sparkling clean body armor and perp walk some guy who makes a quarter million dollars a year out o

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