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by stonogo 2y ago
Why not?
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by stonogo 2y ago
Is this question in good faith? The way generated code and data should be open sourced is by releasing the tools and configuration used to generate it. There's never been much confusion around this, to my knowledge. I'm not even
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by stonogo 2y ago
Right, and phrased just like that, it wouldn't have been as objectionable. As I said before, the problem is in the specificity and the direct linking to the conversation. I still take issue with the word 'sabotage' being us
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by stonogo 2y ago
The majority of it is. The parts that aren't tend to be personal information, which is where most of the concern comes from about this crew bypassing data controls. This work could have been done without this slash-and-burn approach.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Go on?
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by stonogo 2y ago
The difference is between posting "ugh, having a hard time with someone on a project, they're blocking this merge and I don't think it's for a good reason" and literally starting your post with "Behold," l
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by stonogo 2y ago
Yeah, no. We can move an arbitrary amount of data around the world at breakneck speed. Netflix does this for a living. It's not practical to hand out the training material because of the massive rampant copyright violations.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Generally a small cadre of extremists within the ruling party holds the entire government hostage for a few days over performative nonsense for future campaign purposes.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Nothing is currently highly regulated.
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by stonogo 2y ago
It is already an established business model.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The difference between "I can probably generate everything" and "I can definitely produce this copyrighted work" is substantial and in fact the core argument in the case.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The only team you need in the EU is someone to peel shipping labels off inbound parcels and ship them on to the US.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Paul Graham lives in a bubble. This article ignores the entirety of the actual real world because he talked to one person who didn't understand a reference to ancient history. Microsoft's entire business model has changed, but P
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by stonogo 2y ago
Runes are how UTF-8 has been handled since its invention. It's just taken some platforms longer to get there than others.
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by stonogo 2y ago
You call it "injecting dumb politics," but I call it "explaining why I shouldn't believe you'll just hire your buddies." It's an attempt to prevent the grift everyone claims is in research, but it's
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by stonogo 2y ago
I'm sorry, but your defense for the "not all techies" argument is that you flew to NIH and told them how to stop investing in their own infrastructure and funnel tax dollars to private hosting rentals instead? I cannot wrap
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by stonogo 2y ago
It is not FOSS. The LLM industry has repurposed "open source" to mean "you can run the model yourself." They've released the model, but it does not meet the 'four freedoms' standard: https://
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by stonogo 2y ago
If that were the case, surely you would have presented counterarguments instead of just attacking the author?
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by stonogo 2y ago
You are aware that backups and redundant storage existed before the cloud, right?
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by stonogo 2y ago
This has been brought up with freedesktop and they handwaved it away. They claim they want to DIY with donation money but they don't have a donation mechanism and I suspect they don't know how much work just handling money is.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The MBAs took over. Public service doesn't "generate renevue."
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by stonogo 2y ago
Only compared to other RISC-V processors.
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by stonogo 2y ago
I'm less convinced the RISC-V move is about politics and more convinced it's about not paying for ARM licenses.
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by stonogo 2y ago
The author of this comment is not an expert in the author of the article.
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by stonogo 2y ago
Fifty employees is about eight million dollars per year, fully loaded costing. ChatGPT does not know how to budget for labor.
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by stonogo 2y ago
FuriLabs' phone runs libhybris (OEM android kernel) instead of attempting a native port. Hardware enablement is outsourced.
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by stonogo 2y ago
It's a sort of unofficial trade association where they coalesce on specific redefinitions of terms to meet their sales and PR efforts. First they came for "intelligence," then "open source," then "reason,&quot
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by stonogo 2y ago
I was hoping this would be a way to import and track data directly from the device, but it appears it talks to the Connect API, so I'm still tied to the official app.
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by stonogo 2y ago
NNSA isn't a weapons program; it is focused on securing against their use by bad actors.
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by stonogo 2y ago
You seem to have confused one guy's personal account with the famously apolitical media outlet he runs.

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