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Comment #49185819
Is that a Deepwater Horizon reference?
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Comment #49074087
IANAL, but probably not, at least not in the United States. Under U.S. copyright law, the weights of machine learning models are excluded from copyright as they are the product of …
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Comment #49073681
These are the right questions. IANAL, but I am of the opinion that model weights are not copyrightable. See my sibling comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49073127
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Comment #49073127
It's worth noting that the weights of machine learning models are not subject to copyright in the United States as they are the product of an automated optimization process (e.g., …
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Comment #49049000
I'm pretty sure that's the same project.
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Comment #48508415
A bar in my Italian family's hometown sells beers for one or two Euros a pop. The gelateria down the street charges a bit more for ice cream, though.
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Comment #48507965
Ooh, this is great! Reminds me of one of my all-time favorite open-source Android apps: Sky Map! https://github.com/sky-map-team/stardroid
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Comment #48328939
I think it's more likely that the big studios will start rolling out trivial offline modes (less risky) rather than overhaul their revenue models (more risky).
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Comment #48303841
This is true of all markets.
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Comment #48275739
They still come in real handy when you're stuck hacking away in a windowless SCIF.
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Comment #48242964
How are you running the base model?
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Comment #48051510
Look up whatever regional burns[1] exist in your country or neighboring countries, and attend one of those. Ideally, join whatever online community exists around it first, and then…
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Comment #48009106
That's not a bad idea. It actually sounds like it could be a very useful hedge/insurance play.
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Comment #47938198
This is certainly bad news, but at least an escape hatch exists (the "advanced flow") and it appears to be a one-time pain in the ass. If that changes, I hope GrapheneOS and friend…
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Comment #47807727
Oh wow, yeah, this is clearly a parody of that IPv8 draft. Just look at the ASCII tables! I suppose it's a commentary on how low the bar is for submitting drafts to the IETF.
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Comment #47495784
Also, isn't insider trading the whole point of prediction markets? They were originally conceptualized as information aggregators.
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Comment #46636390
This is mine: https://cosmo.red Inspired by: http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com and https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox
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Comment #45907786
How comfortable is it? Do you have to wear it particularly tightly around your wrist or can you let it hang a little loose like a watch?
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Comment #45895569
No, the Internet Archive is an organization that runs a web archive at archive.org while archive.is is an alternative domain for archive.today, a competing web archive run by an in…
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Comment #45364047
I must admit, one of my favorite recent-ish Android[1] features is that all text is made selectable in the app switcher using on-device OCR. Regardless of the app[2], you can just …
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Comment #44807409
Have you tried Google's Gemma-3n-E4B-IT in their AI Edge Gallery app? It's the first local model that's really blown me away with its power-to-speed ratio on a mobile device. See: …
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Comment #44807380
The voice sounds great! I find it quite aesthetically pleasing, but it's far from genderless.
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Comment #44666914
Host an event! My friends and I host a "project night" every Thursday where we invite people to bring whatever personal projects[1] they're working on, and we strongly encourage pl…
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Comment #44649492
To my eyes, it looked like TV snow made up of blue and green particles! Twas quite delightful.
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Comment #44567269
For what it's worth, I think Kimi's modified MIT license still meets the OSI definition of "open source." For example, the explicitly OSI-approved "Attribute Assurance License"[1] …