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at1as
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About at1as
https://www.jasonwillems.com
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Comment #49223878
But then how will I possibly know that someone in my network achieved a new highscore in puzzle solving??
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Comment #49085222
I’d be interested these stats broken down between domains associated with operating companies and personal or hobby domains. The latter are likely to adopt much more slowly simply …
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Comment #48981216
Thanks for the extra context! I didn't see a published date, but taking another look, I suppose that "Copyright © 1995-2012 nycsubway.org." is a giveaway that some of this informat…
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Comment #48970609
Moving in the right direction, but unfortunately it's still quite a few years before H264 is off patent, globally: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Have_the_patents_for_H.264_M... A…
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Comment #46882198
Thanks, I'm glad it helped! I still think it's too long, but kudos to those that made it through
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Comment #46877913
Agreed on all of these points. I think that this will happen (...eventually)
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Comment #46874934
I think this is part of a recurring pattern in tech of pushing boundaries around copyright. In the last few years, we had Google scanning books, Google threatening to shut down New…
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Comment #46874774
I think the problem is that “transformation” has never been clearly defined in copyright law, and that ambiguity is exactly what AI companies lean on in their defense. At a human s…
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Comment #46874703
> Personally I feel that the excessive duration of copyright just weakens authors arguments against AI. That excess exists precisely because of the industry’s clout. For decades, r…
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Comment #46874191
> Basically a rage bait. If the law was bad, does it make it okay to violate it? In fact Anthropic is literally paying $1.5B on the copyright settlement, that indicates its complet…
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