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by yladiz 3y ago
The style itself can’t really be copyrighted, but the expression of something using it can be, so you can use NYT’s style to the T in your Substack but you can’t copy their stuff which is expressed in their style.
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by yladiz 3y ago
I'm not really sure where you're going with the "is it stealing if I take your car without permission" line, I don't think it really works here (or maybe I'm missing what you're meaning here). A good examp
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by yladiz 3y ago
> I know there are things that people expect me to pay money for and I feel bad about taking things that I know I shouldn’t. I used to think kind of like this, but came to the realization that it doesn't matter, at least for movies.
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by yladiz 3y ago
In Germany, the majority of people rent apartments, so yes, depending on where you live in the world there is a large overlap.
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by yladiz 3y ago
> So these laws prevent entirely legitimate activities from being carried out, because of the fear of being persecuted Can you name a single legitimate activity that is prevented from happening due to the need to comply with CSAM related
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by yladiz 3y ago
> sex-related moral panics You’re not legitimately comparing the puritanical sex-averse aspects of the US and child porn, are you?
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by yladiz 3y ago
I lean towards the point of view of "most photographers" in the original parent comment, in that you need to always be respectful of the subject but there are cases you can't get permission beforehand, and so yes I think in g
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by yladiz 3y ago
If you’re doing some kind of documentary work, like showing how a city is being affected by a drug or a major homelessness problem, photographing someone in that group is basically necessary, but taking the photo just to take it does feel l
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by yladiz 3y ago
Bitcoin Cash as a standalone thing has been around for a bit over six years, not over ten.
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by yladiz 3y ago
Hmm, what do you mean it will likely be decided by the Supreme Court? The difference between this and the Apple case?
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by yladiz 3y ago
The point of sending a letter, compared to an email, isn’t only about proving who issued the subpoena, but also being able to prove it was received. You can’t really prove an email was received, but you can send a verified letter proving it
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by yladiz 3y ago
If the subpoena is fake, and contains fake contact info (like a phone number), how does the receiver verify it is actually a real number from the courts? I guess the phone numbers are public record?
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by yladiz 3y ago
C’mon, there is a pretty big difference between this and sumptuary law, don’t try to equate them. A sumptuary law is on the consumer and this is on the producer.
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by yladiz 3y ago
Besides that this ignores why that person might have gotten the iPhone (perhaps their parents gave it to them?), having a smart phone doesn’t really indicate how wealthy a person is, and absolutely does not correlate with mobility across in
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by yladiz 3y ago
My guess is the latter. Some of the things that ASML makes are extremely challenging to manufacture, even if you know how to do it (certain pieces of the EUV systems), as well as things that come from other companies like the mirrors from Z
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by yladiz 3y ago
At least in Germany, you can, but it's still tied to an ID, so you'd need to find someone who's willing to sell it and potentially get in trouble. When you buy a prepaid SIM in the supermarkets, one of the first things you ha
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by yladiz 3y ago
> This (behavioural data) is precisely Microsoft's playbook What behavioral data can you glean from a code search like Github's? The context is very different than, for example, Google's, so is there really much useful dat
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by yladiz 3y ago
Even if I agreed with the position of person who posted the question (which I don't really, because search is not necessarily cheap and could be used for a DOS style attack), why do people feel the need to be like this? Like, what bene
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by yladiz 3y ago
This sounds like it was made by ChatGPT.
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by yladiz 3y ago
I'm extremely skeptical of your comment. How does GDPR double the complexity of developing a startup, can you explain this clearly? And honestly, a startup is not going to be targeting more than one or two regions in the EU in the begi
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by yladiz 3y ago
What?
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by yladiz 3y ago
Technically if you take credit/a loan to pay for the car, you are not the owner of the car, the bank is, and you’re just in possession of the title, so it’s not exactly the same as this situation.
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by yladiz 3y ago
> It's also very interesting if Apple can manage to make this EU exclusive. I imagine it will be configurable, since I would guess there will be region specific rules (for example China might only want to allow App Store apps, which
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by yladiz 3y ago
Is there an alternative?
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by yladiz 3y ago
Which law is being broken here?
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by yladiz 3y ago
> Tax is paid on profit In this case, the tax is paid on the revenue that the landlord makes and Airbnb is supposed to withhold it and pay it to the state. Airbnb being profitable or not is irrelevant.
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by yladiz 3y ago
Isn't the onus on the provider (Shopify) to quickly respond to DMCA requests lest they are legally liable for the content on the platform? Let's say they completely manually responded to DMCA requests, for example, what is the amo
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by yladiz 3y ago
Please link to published papers that prove what you’re positing.
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by yladiz 3y ago
Are you sure the model in the paper linked and LLMs function similarly or identically in this regard?
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by yladiz 3y ago
I don’t know, please help me and explain what this code word means.

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