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Comment #44664649
Interesting project Sam. Thanks for sharing. Can you share how your catalogue management works and w/ cover images? Are you ingesting ONIX from publishers? Or is catalog creation d…
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Comment #42972065
I recommend Susan Landau as the goto person on this. She recently spoke with Lawfare on the current state of play. [1] Susan Landau and Alan Rozenshtein Debate End-to-End Encryptio…
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Comment #42972044
What's new here? As mentioned in the article, Salt Typhoon and the recency of this request by the UK. At this point they should know better. My pet theory is anytime the US wants t…
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Comment #42071511
He waited a year after receiving the intel? He is being roasted for foriegn interference at the moment? He is about to call an election? Salt Typhoon just broke? And Trump is about…
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Comment #42071481
Can anyone confirm the following? I remember when Trump had Canada re-ratify Nafta that Canada had to waive the right to require Canadian data stay in Canada. I know Canada signed …
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Comment #39311117
As reported by Bloomberg at the time; he is now on Bloomberg's board, so did the HR person or the journalist fail at their job?
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Comment #39311017
The Bank of England employees he terrorized would like a word. Carney has Julie-Payette issues in his past and probably won't leave his board seats to clean up Justin's mess, but n…
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Comment #39310999
But left TR after her massively expensive digital initiative went pear shaped, (so maybe not the best example in this context).
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Comment #37837680
Toyota was betting big on hydrogen. Were they being engineer-minded or where they being lobbied? I would like to think they were betting on Beta -- the superior technology -- in th…
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Comment #37076305
To take you literally for a moment: if anyone can claim land across a border, based on a historical grievance, then no border would stand. 70 years without a border war in Europe, …
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Comment #35992885
"In the style of..." is not substantially similar enough IMO. I think a better foundation for generative AI regulation is the moral rights of the artist [1], not copyright law. But…
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Comment #35991905
Category error: generative AI isn't making a copy. Says so in the name.
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Comment #35277000
> Something fundamental needs to change with digital library licensing What do you recommend? The artificial scarcity model they have now is broken. Pay-per-use seems better if the…
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Comment #35276873
Technically, it wasn't a bootleg. Outside the USA, Orwell is in the public domain. A public domain copy was uploaded to Amazon with 'Global' rights. People in America bought it for…
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Comment #33424726
This is the best encapsulation I know of what Elon is planning for Twitter: "We're going to share revenue with everybody and I would just get a revenue sharing program for celebrit…
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Comment #18701122
To be more precise the answer, in a word: "Hormones". Obesity is a endocrine disorder. Sugar -- it so happens -- majorly screws up the endocrine system. Other things do too... but …
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Comment #18701087
Agree. 100%.