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by voakbasda 26d ago
It is not just stigmatized. It is criminalized. A diagnoses can strip you of numerous rights.
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by voakbasda 26d ago
When crooks are stealing from you and no justice can be found? He is right to be unhinged.
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by voakbasda 26d ago
Well then, the founding fathers of the United States were all mentally ill. All of the greatest scientific minds that made breakthroughs in their field are mentally ill.
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by voakbasda 26d ago
No, it means you can use that work in the creation of new works, which can indeed be copyrighted.
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by voakbasda 27d ago
This is the move that will win. Once available at that level, it will get adopted into smaller vehicles. There would be a huge market for self-driving golf carts or similar size vehicles in gated and retirement communities.
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by voakbasda 27d ago
Every time I hear someone complain about hallucinations, I laugh at the total lack of self awareness about our species. Humans are just as bad (now, probably worse) at telling the truth, whether due to intention or poor memory.
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by voakbasda 27d ago
I am working on an embedded device where AI coding has been contractually prohibited. I use it for learning about APIs and modern tools, but all of the code comes from my brain. The reason is that the issue of AI copyrights has not been r
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Middle America: good luck eating when we cut off both of your food supplies. Now both of you go stand in a corner until you are ready to work together to take down the government that has us all acting this way.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Ready to join the revolution, comrades?
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
One could say the same thing about any cloud hosting.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
You say that like it’s not already happening.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Yes, it is.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Welcome to ‘murica
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Anyone want to run this paper through an AI to produce some detailed visualizations?
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Actions speak louder than words, and there has been no real action for my entire gray-haired life. Politicians can talk all they want about anti-trust reforms, but both parties equally have lots of members with vested interests in these car
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Real world “crafting” is far stranger than any game.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
The government is not going to regulate them, any more than they are going to fix the countless other cartels that operate with impunity.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Patayto, potahto. You care to explain how a “network intrusion” is not an “unauthorized access to a protected computer system”?
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
This begs an importent question: how? How do you filter without putting up barriers that high quality contributors will not want to climb? I ask both as a maintainer who has been overwhelmed and as someone who declines to participate in co
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Ask HN: AI for Home Lab Infra?
3 points by voakbasda 1mo ago|3 comments
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Yeah, no one actually agrees to all of the individual terms in EULAs. That’s the first sign that the law will be nearly useless to address any aspect of these problems. It is already one-sided, and that side is not a friend to the consume
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Why do we think that only “good guys” are training LLMs? I imagine organized crime is getting in on the game too.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
I would think that residential proxying would be illegal already, as it is a network intrusion. The trick is chasing down the offenders, proving their actions did harm, and getting them to pay. None of those steps are easy, even if there a
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Not just the spirit. GPL requires build scripts along with the code.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
> why don't you move to Android? Because I trust Google even less than Apple (and a de-Googled phone would not be useful to me).
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Over the years, I have tried to make that solution work, but it never ever went smoothly. Maybe it’s time to try it again, but it’s an arms race from what I remember. Apple just keeps changing things; if you’re on the latest iOS version, it
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Because they provide a platform. Platforms are not normal products. Once a product becomes a platform, the rules should change to force interoperability. This should be true no matter the product or technology.
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
I love HN. Read an article that raises a reasonable point about a project’s license, and that project’s author shows up to announce they were convinced and changed the license accordingly. Repo was updated 5 minutes ago. It’s things like
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
Mega-kudos to the author for chipping away at the wall around Apple’s garden. I have had a iPhone for 15 years, and I have only ever been able to back it up with iTunes on windows (as I will never buy a Mac). Apple’s refusal to provide inte
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by voakbasda 1mo ago
I suspect their experienced senior engineers that actually knew the products have left, and they cannot attract talent like they once did.

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