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by voxic11 2y ago
I think its referring to the farming of octopus not farming done by octopus.
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by voxic11 2y ago
The 4th Amendment doesn't mention citizenship. It covers the entirety of the people of the United States. So U.S Citizens, U.S. Nationals, and permanent resident aliens all have the same rights as far as the 4th Amendment is concerned.
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by voxic11 2y ago
Its OpenResearch's budget but OpenResearch is largely funded by Altmans personal donations. > “Universal basic income” was one of the first concepts probed by OpenResearch, a moonshots lab linked to OpenAI that Altman has personally
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by voxic11 2y ago
Its probably the person you most suspect https://youtu.be/XfcvX0P1b5g
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by voxic11 2y ago
Was it developed by an industry consortium though? It seems like it was created by a single company.
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by voxic11 2y ago
They argue that open end-to-end encrypted standards cannot be developed by industry consortiums which seems to be true.
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by voxic11 2y ago
Did you read any of the articles I linked? > The most important study on the placebo effect is Hróbjartsson and Gøtzsche’s Is The Placebo Powerless?, updated three years later by a systematic review and seven years later with a Cochrane
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by voxic11 2y ago
The placebo effect itself isn't real (at least in the vast majority of cases where it has been claimed to exist), when people measure a "placebo effect" what they are actually measuring is simply a regression toward the mean,
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by voxic11 2y ago
You likely cannot file in small claims and would need to pursue arbitration instead. > Please read this Agreement carefully. It requires you and AT&T to resolve disputes through arbitration on an individual basis rather than jury tri
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by voxic11 2y ago
At&t customers are bound to individual arbitration so there will be no class action lawsuit for this. > Please read this Agreement carefully. It requires you and AT&T to resolve disputes through arbitration on an individual basis
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by voxic11 2y ago
You can opt out of that. Its explained right after what you have quoted. > To stop future conversations from being reviewed or used to improve Google machine-learning technologies, turn off Gemini Apps activity. You can review your promp
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by voxic11 2y ago
But copilot distributed it (allegedly) without complying with the GPL license (which requires any distribution to be accompanied by the license) so it still would be an instance of copyright infringement. https://x.com/Stefa
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by voxic11 2y ago
You can't copyright a mathematical operation. Only a particular implementation of it, and even then it may not be copyrightable if its a straightforward and obvious implementation. That said the implementation doesn't appear to be
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by voxic11 2y ago
He is actually wrong, that isn't what the law says. The reason its illegal in this instance is because their transactions related to carrying on a crime (they used user donations to pay for maintaining the site). Per the indictment the
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by voxic11 2y ago
Apparently z-library received user donations and at some point used that donated money to make purchases intended to promote the carrying on of unlawful activities, probably buying hardware or services relating to the operation of z-library
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by voxic11 2y ago
Top lawyers aren't "workers", while they may do some amount of work they are also the owners of their own business (partners) and employ others.
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by voxic11 2y ago
Also its funny because the original Chevron case was about how under Reagan the EPA re-interpreted the Clean Air Act to make it easier for companies to introduce new pollution sources. The EPA was sued and the lower courts backed the origin
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by voxic11 2y ago
You are not wrong. This ruling mostly just harmonizes the law as it applies to federal and non federal officials. > The high court has long held that criminal laws restricting “illegal gratuities” to federal officials require proof that
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by voxic11 2y ago
It would go against their operating license for a remote driver to completely take over control of the car. The car is always in ultimate control even when it's getting "assistance" from a remote operator.
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by voxic11 2y ago
Uber, an American rideshare company, supports a large number of languages including Korean.
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by voxic11 2y ago
eBay got away with it because some of the people involved were CIA officers working to collect data from eBay's customers. https://youtu.be/GnQMuS87gLw
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by voxic11 2y ago
If your game engine is built on a data-first architecture like ECS then it can be pretty trivial to directly serialize your game state. I have had good luck with this using bitECS https://github.com/NateTheGreatt/bitECS
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by voxic11 2y ago
I don't think it would be as simple as compiling Dolphin to WASM. Since Dolphin itself implements a JIT compiler that emits native code you would need to also teach Dolphin to emit WASM code.
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by voxic11 2y ago
The parents take care of their children's children.
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by voxic11 2y ago
That isn't true at all. Many commercial products are source code available including this one https://github.com/vvvv/VL.StandardLibs
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by voxic11 2y ago
The dissent concurred in the judgement just disagreed with the reasoning for how it was arrived at.
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by voxic11 2y ago
But the reason we "needed" the DMCA is because they wouldn't have been liable under existing law, and the DMCA only covers copyright violations.
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by voxic11 2y ago
Don't twitch and apple take 30% cuts as well? Seems pretty standard for content distribution platforms.
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by voxic11 2y ago
I agree but I'm not sure why this news really supports that. Google is just paying the government for what the government claims they were overcharged by (plus treble damages and interest). And they are paying it without even a court o
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by voxic11 2y ago
If you are sharing a computer with a hacker then your account would be banned anyways. All the tpm does is ensure you can't just make another account and use it from that computer.

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