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Comment #46382317
Gee whiz, what an interesting way of thinking. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/aaaah
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Comment #46344156
Very likely no license can restrict it, since learning is not covered under copyright. Even if you could restrict it, you couldn't add a "no LLMs" clause without violating the free…
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Comment #46344120
In that case, the neo-Luddites are worse than the original Luddites, then? Since many are definitely not "totally fine with the machines", and definitely do not confine their attac…
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Comment #46344087
Are you sure? A survey by the YouTuber Games And AI found that the vast majority of indie game developers are either using, or considering using AI. Like around 90%.
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Comment #46333747
This article commits several common and disappointing fallacies: 1. Open weight models exist, guys. 2. It assumes that copyright is stripped when doing essentially Img2Img on code.…
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Comment #46322649
Just so everyone else knows, the complaining is by definition reactionary. > In politics, a reactionary is a person who favors a return to a previous state of society which they be…
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Comment #46265620
At least the blog author is self-aware about making accessibility worse? I just found it funny how reactionary and backfire-y this was. (In politics, a reactionary is a person who …
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Comment #46134011
I feel like this is useful for a high level understanding of the codebase. However, it isn't very useful for real world insights or precise questions.
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Comment #46103623
Does this filter out traditional SEO blogfarms?
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Comment #46075589
Not true. You can train on copyrighted material and post the resulting model on HuggingFace, and you won't get into trouble. Pinky promise.
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Comment #46070418
> And a human artist doesn't need to steal million pictures to learn to draw. They... do? Not just pictures, but also real life data, which is a lot more data than an average moder…
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Comment #46070357
Yes. There have been multiple court cases affirming fair use.
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Comment #46070335
out of pure spite for hypocritical "hackers"
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Comment #46057706
> It’s not. Julia is better, much better. But Julia came too late. Sounds a lot like "worse is better". Python is the worse option, incomplete and inelegant, but is much more pract…
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Comment #46057646
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Comment #46021702
Are you volunteering to transcribe it?
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Comment #45962571
https://xcancel.com/RoguesPhilo/status/1937473433262260342
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Comment #45960646
Who cares?
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Comment #45950283
Staying true to free software principles. It's unethical to publish nonfree code or binaries.
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Comment #45935934
Feels like they'd make that illegal, and enforce it by checking the CCTV footage for the person who planted that mini computer, then arresting that person.
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Comment #45927778
I hate it when authors claim to speak for everyone.
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Comment #45910516
That's nice to hear. For me personally, I don't really care what tools the author uses to write the article, as long as the author takes responsibility! Yes, that means I'll blame …
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Comment #45896274
> To access this content, you must have prior permission and a valid contract. One needs to have a contract to access a webpage...? Regardless, I'm a bot running noJS, and was able…
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Comment #45884435
AI is whatever hasn't been done yet. — Larry Tesler, 1970 Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect