snickerdoodle12

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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Excellent. Now do 42,000x faster please.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Seriously, me too. I also want to know how they transport the laundry to/from the machine. I'm hoping for a conveyor belt of sorts.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Jail the executives.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
> but I also think a lot of it comes down to all non-primitive types being boxed Objects They're working on it: https://openjdk.org/projects/valhalla/
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
apt and yum/dnf are pretty great
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Bullying their paying customers is such an insane choice
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
https://archive.is/HS9Gi
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
OpenSubtitles is almost exclusively used with pirated media. Official copies come with official subtitles. OpenSubtitles itself is legal, but that's not the point at all.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
any good resources for PCB design?
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Now do every other jurisdiction
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
https://www.rvo.nl/onderwerpen/octrooien-ofwel-patenten/vorm... I'll leave all other jurisdictions up to you.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
CFAA bans accessing a protected computer without authorization. Hitting URLs denied by robots.txt has been argued to be just that.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Pretty funny that your argument boils down to: It's okay to break the law if you do it as a company. Copyright laws target everyone. SEC laws don't.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
> If you're caught with AV gear in a movie theater once, you'd likely be ejected and banned from the establishment/chain, not have the FBI/MPAA go after you for piracy Good example, because this is exactly what websit
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
> Besides, if it really bothered you, then we might not see this weird tone-switch from one sentence to the next, where you seem to think that piracy is shocking and "something should be done" and then "it's not good
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Who's to say why I downloaded and am now watching a movie? Is it for my enjoyment? Is it because I'm training my brain? How is me training my brain any different from companies training their LLMs? Same goes for recording: I'
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
It's just "training"
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
They're not just training on pirated content, they've also scraped literally the entire internet and used that too.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
They've done both, so my confusion is about why you are bringing this up?
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
The thread is centered around US companies, but not US jurisdiction.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
So if I download copyrighted material like the new disney movie with fansubs and watch it for training purposes instead of enjoyment purposes it's fine? In that case I've just been training myself, your honor. No, no, I'm not
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
The CFAA is vague enough to punish unauthorized access to a computer system. I don't have an example case in mind, but people have gotten in trouble for scraping websites before while ignoring e.g. robots.txt
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
The exact same charges could apply to the AI scrapers illegitimately accessing random websites.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz And the US is not the only jurisdiction
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
There is so much damning evidence that AI companies have committed absolutely shocking amounts of piracy, yet nothing is being done. It only highlights how the world really works. If you have money you get to do whatever the fuck you want.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
I am saying straight faced that there are politicians with plans to implement this. Which is what I said before, and it's factually true. Whether they'll succeed is another matter. I hope they don't.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
I've done the same for an AC that wasn't supported by IRDB at the time. Just went through recording every possible combination, was a boring 30 minutes but it's worked perfectly ever since.
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Do you not understand that politicians can change laws?
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Buddy, I'm dutch. I am following local politics, and clearly, you're not. > I describe the law of and linked to a government website of the Netherlands. No shit? How is the current law relevant to plans to change it ? > Wha
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by snickerdoodle12 1y ago
Third paragraph from the post, in bold: > Using our approach, power plants can generate five thousand kilograms of gold per year, per gigawatt of electricity generation (~2.5 GWth), without any compromise to fuel self-sufficiency or powe

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