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by ta8645 3y ago
> This extends to music as well, if someone hears a song and is inspired by that in their work, the original artist gets credit. That's only true in a very narrow set of circumstances. Imagine the case where someone listens to 10,0
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The issue at hand is not if some words were copied; it's a legal issue of whether that constitutes legal or otherwise fair use or not. And I'm not a lawyer, and am happy to wait for the court to decide. But to be honest, I don&#x
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by ta8645 3y ago
You make a good point. My own perspective is that humans do not have an exclusive right to intelligence, or ultimately to personhood. I am not anthropomorphizing when I defend the rights of AI. Instead, I am doing so in the abstract sense
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> Based on the comment you replied to, it seems they are indeed producing verbatim copies. Well i'll leave it to the legal system to decide if that's true. But in any case, that's no different from a human with a photograp
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> So instead of saying "no harm done", then maybe its more accurate to say "same harm as a other humans being inspired by your work". I don't disagree with you. But then that is a completely different issue, and
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That's a matter of perspective. AI's do not make a copy of the source material. It very much just adjusts their internal weights, which from a broadminded perspective, can be seen as simple inspiration, and not copying. Of course
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> Regardless of legalities, that's wrong to me. I see it differently. To me, if you post your work online as an artist, it's really there for everyone to view and be inspired by. As long as nobody copies it verbatim, don&#x
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It's akin to running any CPU intensive task while playing a game... The hope would be to make the most progress possible without stalling the foreground process.
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Honestly, the images attached to the article seemed great to me; they were colorful and fun. I don't see any reason to care who or what created them.
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The extremely-lucrative days in IT for large numbers of people, are drawing to a close. On the other hand, while you won't make more than someone who works at 7/11, there will be rudimentary IT jobs available, if you want them.
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by ta8645 3y ago
Thank you. Why isn't Fedora Silverblue sufficient by itself? What does this project add? And if you don't mind me also asking, what features are described by the term "cloud-native"?
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It would be so nice to get a brief description of what this is, and why it is useful, without a bunch of project names and buzzwords. Can it be boiled down to a few simple concepts that are delivered by this project?
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If the investors don't share your enthusiasm for the new direction, it seems entirely reasonable for them to demand their money be returned. They invested with a belief in the original direction, which the team is now abandoning. It
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Scientist on Japan's atomic bomb program tells his story (1995) [video](youtube.com)
109 points by ta8645 3y ago|78 comments
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Regardless, it would seem prudent to give yourself flexibility to react to such a compromised safety record. You can always still go through with the purchase if it makes sense. It just seems to me the airline lawyers failed to protect th
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by ta8645 3y ago
Lawyers for the airlines should have made their orders conditional on a continued high safety record.
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Y Combinator – Biggest waste of time for startup founders(youtube.com)
25 points by ta8645 3y ago|6 comments
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Was surprised to see this has existed for quite some time already. News to me.
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Y Combinator(youtube.com)
1 points by ta8645 3y ago|1 comments
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Which suggests that a less prudish content policy at Twitch might have kept OnlyFans from ever being created in the first place. They literally drove those consumers away to other platforms, squandering their early and dominant position in
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by ta8645 3y ago
That contradicts the assertion made in the article: Well, since thread cancellation is implemented using exceptions, and thread cancellation can happen in arbitrary places, we’re always liable to a cancellation happening in a
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Those are all true statements, right? The ideal amount of anything bad, is zero. But the optimal amount is going to be higher than that, given we don't have unlimited resources to spend.
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It would be much more effective to separate out testing & certification, from education & training. It's a conflict of interest, and it allows universities to lose focus from just making sure their students learn the required
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why punctuate your nine word post
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> High status males and females are more successful at reproducing, healthier, and have lower levels of stress hormones. If those truly are the stakes, it seems like something worth taking more seriously, not less. No?
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Judging from the other replies, this is a real thing. But I was convinced it was a parody comedy video after watching it myself.
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And yet it's a vanishingly small distance on the scale of the universe. Mind bending.
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This deal, given to Google, once again shows how these laws reward large corporations, and hurt small start-ups who can not broker or afford such exemptions. The Canadian government has become just another corrupt gatekeeper, working for e
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That is baldly justifying a feeling of superiority and authority over others. It's not your job to trick other people "for their own good". Present honest information, as accurately as possible, and let the chips fall where
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The way things are going, people will be lucky to have a bamboo tent to call home.

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