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by unreal37 2y ago
There's a brand new AI law too. You'd likely need explicit consent of these people to have their personal data (face) processed by AI.
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by unreal37 2y ago
GenAI is becoming popular for image generation to add visuals to the novel.
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by unreal37 2y ago
No, not in the AI space. Disagree that you can be successful by avoiding risk and conserving resources.
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by unreal37 2y ago
If all you're doing is building a project management app, yeah it's easy to be profitable. The trick is when you're trying to take risks and innovate. It took Amazon a long time to be profitable. It took Uber a long time to b
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by unreal37 2y ago
I loved my little TI-99/4A... I used to lay down in the living room and transcribe BASIC from COMPUTE! magazine into it, and customize them, and that's how I learned to program.
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by unreal37 2y ago
Yes imagine if Andy Warhol were alive and involved in selling forgeries of his own work... is it still a forgery then?
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by unreal37 2y ago
It sounds like they suspect someone who helped design the original Pokemon trading card game - Takumi Akabane. A prominent investor claims to have gotten the cards directly from him and doesn't care if they're fake as a result. Ma
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by unreal37 2y ago
I thought OpenAI GPT took Wikipedia and the content of every book as inputs to train their models? Everyone is standing on the shoulders of giants.
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by unreal37 2y ago
There is no concept in American Law of "acquiring stolen stuff legally". If you buy something that was stolen, the original owner has the right to get it back without compensation to you.
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by unreal37 2y ago
This "just let people steal your stuff, it's not worth pursuing" logic is fine for some, not fine for others. Also, thieves are dumb. Don't expect them to find all the tracking devices in minutes.
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by unreal37 2y ago
They clearly hacked the device. In fact, maybe they "repaired" it by installing an older, hackable firmware.
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by unreal37 2y ago
Do nothing remains an option. It's what 95% of Windows 10 users will do.
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by unreal37 2y ago
What's fascinating to me is how they're going to call this a success when the mission is over. I get that there are things that you can only test in space, and so they are testing. But if these astronauts get back, does Boeing the
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by unreal37 2y ago
Suggesting the community raise funds on behalf of a tech worker who gave up stock options by quitting is an odd idea. He's likely well off and flooded with job offers. Maybe there are actual advocacy groups out there that need the mone
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by unreal37 2y ago
Since Apple apologized for the ad, it seems they, too, agree that it wasn't a good ad. They wouldn't apologize for something if there were nothing wrong with it. Personally, it was too real. It was CGI, sure. But that hydraulic pr
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by unreal37 2y ago
The congress doesn't seem to be able to pass anything itself without it being tied to an increase in the military budget...
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by unreal37 3y ago
Steve Pavlina? Is he still around... oh, it's from 2005.
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by unreal37 3y ago
What was your expectation? Would it be slower for the government to update its website with email correspondence? Or faster? A week seems... normal.
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by unreal37 3y ago
You could have been the "I spent three months building an app that helps people unsubscribe from spam without needing to have permissions to their email account. I got zero users. Then I wrote a blog and ... " You could have menti
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by unreal37 3y ago
Going to need proof. Others who've tried this have not been able to reproduce the result.
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by unreal37 3y ago
Updated numbers. Canada is on track to accept one million permanent residests in a year, PLUS 800,000 international students who tend to arrive and stay for years thus also need housing. Canada passed 40 million population this year and wil
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by unreal37 3y ago
Canada doesn't really have any other industries other than real estate. Oil and mining, sure. But after that, four of the top 8 industries are centered around real estate.
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by unreal37 3y ago
It's not a gaming device. It's two tiny iPads that you can put right up to your eyes and use hand movements to control.
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by unreal37 3y ago
I personally have had the experience of having to talk to two people (with a third person required to fetch the product from the back room) at an Apple store in Toronto. You stand there waiting on the side for 10 minutes while the gopher fi
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by unreal37 3y ago
Near me, they keep the products locked up in the back room, and the person who you talk to on the floor often doesn't have direct access and needs to find the person who has access to get them the product. It makes sense. There's
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by unreal37 3y ago
Company A is 6 days away from going out of business. They will shut their doors. All employees will lose their jobs. All customers will lose access to whatever Company A does that they find helpful. But then Company B agrees to buy them for
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by unreal37 3y ago
Unprofitable companies get bought out to simply continue existing. Like Twitch and YouTube.
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by unreal37 3y ago
Credit card companies run sophisticated anti-fraud operations in real time. Visa "analyzes more than 500 unique risk attributes" the moment you attempt to make a purchase with a card. They make decisions in milliseconds on each pu
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by unreal37 3y ago
I think he's from New York originally, so "thick foreign accent" is quite funny. A racist doorbell is one that says, "Hi, how can I help you?" to whoever pushes it, and the person who hears it thinks it said somethi
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by unreal37 3y ago
They're not "afraid" of getting scammed. They get scammed often. Affiliate marketers often use shady techniques to get the click. It's a tale as old as time. Wasn't there some browser extension years ago that was in

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