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semiquaver

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    Comment #49222395

    Because people can tell the difference between AI art and human art. Not true for logic unless you are incompetent.

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    Comment #49221558

    Claude, write a punchy blog post that inappropriately manipulates the definition of “inference” to make intel feel less threatened.

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    Comment #49221387

    This would be a “work-for-hire,” thus not owned by the artist. As a matter of fact, the law does not even consider the artist to be the author of the work . So the point you though…

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    Comment #49218694

    Congrats on having the worst take in a thread full of them.

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    Comment #49218679

    I am trying really hard not to accuse you of not having read what you posted, because your conclusions are in strong tension with what it plainly says.

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    Comment #49214972

    This is a false narrative based on a (IMO often intentional) misunderstanding. It has by no means been established by any court that LLM-generated code is not copyrightable. Thaler…

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    Comment #49186373

    This seems like a reach. Guy had an outstanding warrant and they did not need any pretext to arrest him.

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    Comment #49186085

    Mine or yours?

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    Comment #49180286

    Of course. Did I suggest otherwise? I merely made a (to me) amusing observation about the modern, somewhat confusing nature of so-called “ownership.”

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    Comment #49177081

    Because it’s a matter of public record. Thousands of executed contracts between flock safety and its customers are public. Here’s one which makes clear that flock retains ownership…

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    Comment #49176524

    Your theory about the scope of this conspiracy intrigues me. Who is leading it and how did they loop in the UK AISI?

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    Comment #49173754

    > the reason I can promise you if the military disappeared tomorrow we would not suddenly obtain the things you say we lack.

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    Comment #49173686

    > Dallasites Is that seriously the demonym? Terrible. Try harder, Dallasites.

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    Comment #49172986

    And you’d consider zitron a serious person?

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    Comment #49172846

    > and stolen I’m sure flock’s agreement with the Winona Police Department makes clear that they are only purchasing a license to use these cameras, so in fact the department’s came…

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    Comment #49172263

    I don’t see how “This guy has no experience in the field he is actively commentating on. None of his predictions have come to pass.” is an ad hominem. The critiques are directly re…

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    Comment #49172094

    Has ed zitron ever accounted for the fact that his predictions literally never come true? In most jobs such a poor track record would be disqualifying.

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    Comment #49171789

    Protein bros? Why so angry? Do you think hypertrophy and strength are not correlated?

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    Comment #49171772

    Well, if they can assume you’re probably sedentary they’re probably right.

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    Comment #49170596

    Yeah, did anyone really think that language policing would fix the issue?

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    Comment #49162524

    > A problem repeatedly occurred on "https://200ms.thenodebook.com/#act-O-prologue” I find this usually is caused by being too clever with layouts.

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    Comment #49149681

    The cope is tangible. Article is drenched in flop sweat to a remarkable extent, even for Mr. Marcus. I cannot see the goal posts, they have been moved so much.