thedevilslawyer

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by thedevilslawyer 11mo ago
The fact that you don't actually call out the specific benefit is telling. We're in a world of plenty and don't need copyright to have those benefits for our fellow humans.
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by thedevilslawyer 11mo ago
Creation isn't special, or constrained in number. Process of creation itself is gratifying and valuable to those who will pursue it. No reason to additionally reward it. Lamp lighters had to give up their craft I suppose and made way t
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by thedevilslawyer 11mo ago
That's an absolutely good tradeoff. There's no longer any need for copyright. Patents should go next. Only trademarks can stay.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Confirmation bias, maybe? 15B is like 1.5% of a trillion dollars currently being invested in AI..
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
This for the actual work, definitely not for transformative works like llm output. So a ghibli style image of me is fine legally, whether I sell it or not.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Your belief is incorrect. There's no copyright law that is dependent on whether someone is made for selling or not.
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GPSJam – daily maps of GPS Interference(gpsjam.org)
3 points by thedevilslawyer 1y ago|0 comments
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Fake "Open source" all over again.. why do we repeatedly have to do this? You can own the "Fair source" and call it that. I was excited with the pitch. And then had this completely ruin your image. If you'd been upf
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Or you know, like, the 4 freedoms matter?
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
IMO, worth considering; may not be the worst idea from a soft-skills angle.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Meta: comments like your parent are exactly the painful process. Someone needs to hold a mirror up to crappy attitude and entitlement.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Ok, let's talk specifics. Which of these will deprive your liberty: The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose (freedom 0). The freedom to study how the program works, and change it to make it do what
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
It's free as in freedom/libre - liberty. Someone with authoritarian viewpoint is of course going to chafe against principles of liberty, and that is how it should be. Same is true in software.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
> and ultimately biological. Was fully nodding along, and this confused me. What is that supposed to mean?
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
>Absolutely unacceptable Entitled much!? hold on to you pants. They've clearly called out that organizations can contact them for their specific needs..
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
>companies have already outsourced all that they could a couple decades ago Amateur armchair stuff. 9% YoY growth for decades. https://truelist.co/blog/outsourcing-statistics/ (Graph 20)
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Maybe depends on whether the national authority (RKN here) allows appeals from either f-droid or you?
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Congrats. But the top priority for a non-citizen immigrant would be protection, above employer encroachment. Notice how this played out when twitter fired 85%, and who stayed back. Unions being political players will have to take a side - a
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Lobby for immigration support from companies, and against any politician/party that espouses any rhetoric (anti-H1B for eg) against legal immigration.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Well, how else are you going to buy the share? (I don't think further engaging on this would be meaningful, as the reactions are all coming from a place of prejudice to state of the world.)
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
> I .. I .. I.. I.. I.. In all seriousness: you've outlined what you need. Perhaps you should reflect on what any collaborator needs.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Can you call out any other market where another profession is as highly paid and accessible?
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
If you believe that is the case, it is very simple to use some of that pay to buy a slice of that ownership via your preferred brokerage application.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Or they have tried and failed, and market is working as intended. I'd argue this is the case since there have been a surge of companies the past 3 years, and barely a handful are remote, and none at large scale.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
35-50% is the ballpark when I surveyed amongst friends.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
> And how does a Junior in this kind of work gain the skills that transitions them to senior? Um - by asking AI 90% of the time, and the senior 10% of the time. If anything, the senior can now mentor 10x the number of juniors.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
If sick leaves are abused, you better believe actions are taken, including parting ways.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Unionization will never work, since immigrants would want protections no union would provide.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
Cameras off is a drain for collaboration. Frankly, I think your productivity would benefit from RTO. Professionalism does help in collaboration.
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by thedevilslawyer 1y ago
To be fair, we're the highest paid profession, and the work isn't that difficult either.

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