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rileymat2
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Comment #49184462
I am misunderstanding the article, if "The searches came to light in a Wisconsin criminal complaint against Edward Abrams-Phillips, who was wanted for bail jumping on domestic viol…
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Comment #49178338
If our need to update fips certified packages out paces the ability to certify packages, that is absolutely a problem with the design of FIPs certifications.
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Comment #49151139
The main federal laws that are missing is a formal definition of what data you own and expect privacy and what data on you the company owns. In this case it is specified by contrac…
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Comment #49104697
In a capitalist environment, profit approaching 0 through competition is more ideal than monopolists naming their price. Think of it this way, Google is Basically ad tech, each dol…
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Comment #49100515
I am not sure that the capital would not be allocated differently. Whether or not we have a google, we will have advertising, perhaps at more competitive rates with more competitio…
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Comment #49085497
Is talking about weights? Is saying "You know what, ....., make great weights" speech? In a scientific article is the data appendix protected speech? Generally, instructions to cre…
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Comment #49085198
The Supreme Court has added various forms of expression to first Amendment protections. Heck, even campaign spending has been classified as speech. So you may speak English, but no…
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Comment #49078968
https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/regulations-targeting-l... The truth is no one knows, which is why it is first amendment ramifications. Eventually it will be “decided”, but th…
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Comment #49078666
> The US government can restrict access with IP blocks and limit inference capacity with export controls, but these measures are not effective in deterring malicious actors. But ar…
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Comment #49070446
They had illegally obtained books. 1.5 billion is an incredible deal compared to the per book infringement fine. https://fortune.com/2026/07/21/anthropic-copyright-settlemen...
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Comment #49062816
To be fair, for grey beards, python predates .net and I was using Django in 2008, which predates .net mvc.
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Comment #49062213
Presumably, someone bought the app.
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Comment #49038633
It’s pretty complicated after we bombed the nuclear facilities they warned of the limited retaliatory attacks. That seems like restraint.
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Comment #49020717
> training on ill gotten copyrighted material is not fair use. Ill gotten copyrighted material is illegal. What can be done with it after is a completely separate issue.
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Comment #48973231
With low pitched data center noise does the decibel level tell the whole story? I thought it carried better and penetrated better than the db level would indicate.
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Comment #48955238
It’s my understanding, for the most part, that they do not have constant access to fire arms, that they are somewhat tightly controlled on base precisely because the army has learn…
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Comment #48943220
GPTs were inherently trained on human text. It would not surprise me if mixing all this together by AI touches the people of today with the feelings of today more than a biased sin…
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Comment #48900449
> It is critical to remember that in the red phase, things like module/exports import failures due to trying to import file paths that don't yet exist, exports that don't yet exist…
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Comment #48896721
Including South America too, yes. I'd not characterize it as the middle, it's mostly centered around the landmasses on most maps.
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Comment #48895801
A war that was very good for what the US economic juggernaut has become. We may be significantly better off maintaining great relationships with our Western Hemisphere countries an…
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Comment #48873342
So 1 billion dollars buys about 8 billion gloves? Or about 4 weeks? So for 12 billion dollars that's a years slack? I am not sure what you are getting at, continuously spending mon…
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Comment #48871604
Yes, if they fired her for no reason… No reason stated is trickier if the employee shows a timeline/cause and effect then gets discovery in court. Also, firing for no reason would …
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Comment #48871489
Why is it so simple? Instead of investing billions, perhaps a stockpile is a better strategy.
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Comment #48867115
IP law can be a thing while maximizing transparency by not including trade secrets as a concept.