Not in the US, there art can only be created by a human.
If it’s created by an algorithm or animal supernatural being it’s public domain.
Interesting facts:
It’s about hype and economics.
Tech companies can theoretically scale well and are valued on the expectation of growth while normal companies are manly valued based on what they currently do. An app can basically be copied for free to millions of users once it has been coded and servers don’t cost that much. A traditional company, say a car company, that wants to increase profits has to build a new factory or something. The problems arise when a companies perception goes from startup/tech company to normal company.
Example: wework was a startup that rented office space long term and lets it customers rent short term from them. Once people realized, that it was a real estate company and not a tech company it’s value plummeted, it couldn’t raise more capital and went bankrupt.
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When I think of diy bio hacking I think of “The Thought Emporium”, thankfully he knows his stuff is not suitable for the public.
We should just set fire to cars parked illegally instead.
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If you change the tokenizer you have to retrain from scratch, but you can do so with the old, unpolluted data.
It’s genius if you think about it,* you can waste energy and tell your investors it’s a new better model, while staying upstream from the river you pollute.
* at least for consultants, compute providers and other middle men.
also nothing in the thread indicates why durov would feel threatened by Russia.
I think russia was debating banning telegram recently, because encryption allows for opposition, but kept it because of its military value.
If your platform was almost banned by a dictatorship I see why you wouldn’t feel comfortable there.
Generally, forcing developers to code something has been considered “compelled speech”
I’m European so I don’t quite understand.
Say person A paid person B to say X and had a valid contract. If B didn’t say X can person A sue person B to compel performance of contract or just money back/damages?
At least for new games wouldn’t it just be an implied part of the purchasing contract, meaning money back at least.
How?
Good question. I said should, not could… it would take a constitutional change, […]
I mean: if you had the power, how would you ban parties? At what point do political organizations become parties? How about individual representatives working together?
Bring back the old literacy tests while you’re at it
Pfft. The two are not the same. You could be perfectly illiterate and still find out what the supposed values of the politicians were by simply listening to them, or just talking to others about policy and politicians ties to them, like we used to.
Yes literacy is not the deciding factor, but it was always a pretense to keep certain people from voting.
Imagine how much more attention you would have yo pay if you had to understand who to vote for.
How much time should a person spend following politics to get enough of an understanding? What about poor people working long hours with little free time?
Guess I should have gone with the landowning requirement instead.
The Hatch Act applies to all career federal civil servants and prevents anyone under that designation from running from office in any partisan race. Meaning if your local government doesn’t allow political affiliations to be listed, then you
Sound like a problem with the Hatch Act, not with political parties. Over here civil servant can run in political races as long they separate their work and political live, they are not allowed to wear uniforms at political events for example.
Political parties should be abolished.
How?
Imagine how much more attention you would have yo pay if you had to understand who to vote for.
Bring back the old literacy tests while you’re at it.
Plus then it would allow people like your local mail carrier to run for things like school committee.
They aren’t? If yes how would that change?
The other atomic clocks that are averaged to give us our ground truth for time.
… or one second back, that’s the problem.
Well, apart from the free movement of people and goods, the common currency, the gdpr, the international students and the consumer protection what has the EU ever done for us?
Brought peace.
Uh peace, shut up.
While that works for “news agencies” it’s a free money glitch when used in a customer support role for the consumer.
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I found a similar one (3.7V 100mAh) for 4.80€ (including taxes) in a small components shop in Berlin.
https://www.segor.de/#Q=LiPo3V7-100mAh
Prometheus doesn’t get his liver ripped out every day by an eagle, for you to not set shit on fire.