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I don't see how this is different than things replaced decades ago:

Music is a human endeavor and musical recordings hurt musicians, bands, orchestras, etc. Especially those starting out.

Sure, given infinite time, they could diligently try to reproduce every bug across every version of any given product or open source library from a team at Microsoft.

However, if you have 1000s of reports a day, many of them vague with the person hoping it's close enough to a real issue to get paid, it makes sense to me personally that one needs prioritize active issues over tracking down when other issues were fixed.

It sucks to have your work made redundant, so it's hard to understand if their critism is founded or just sour grapes.

Is that really correct?

Reading the page, the software needs an update due to Apple breaking it, but 2019 is out of support so Microsoft won't fix the breaking change.

Do they even count towards safety if they aren't in release mode?

Which "Other jurisdictions manage this"?

I have lived in places with more rules, but that meant we just didn't do it. We eventually gave up.

I don't know. Someone above mentioned that don't like their browser's date picker. Maybe they are a "middle management figure", but probably not.

Which company doesn't do that?

I'm trained on protected works. Do I need to pay royalties?

One could argue most screenplays are derivative.

The video makes the argument that there is a lot of efficiency loss by converting to mechanical energy twice.

If you are a person that installs extensions from public sources, it doesn't matter what IDE you use.

If you don't (or can't) install extensions, it also doesn't matter which IDE you use.

Individuals should be able to get together and crowd fund a movie about a political figure without the government stopping them.

Yeah, undefined behavior just means not defined in the specification.

I would argue that most languages only have one compiler so it doesn't matter what is in the specification.

I think sock puppets that reply with text are a lot persuasive than just "likes".

However, I might be not typical in that I don't look at vote scores very often.

I worked on a software project make years ago. We spent a lot of money over months doing users studies to figure out the best UI for a narrow demographic.

The final UI was simple and intuitive, but it took a lot of money figuring it out.

I don't think the money would have been spent if our competition could immediately copy what we figured out.

Customers did benefit then, and now, 20 years later, anyone can do it, and humanity is little better off than if no research was done.

I think it can be cultivated.

Most people like watching movies or reading books. Other people are the main character of their own life, and I think you can learn to enjoy learning about them.

I see it in 4.6

Isn't the point that there is no way to get reliable data on this?

How would aggregation of unreliable data help?

I've had CPS call me up and question me about about play someone observed through a window.

It's a real thing.

I'm talking about the knowledge people "steal" by reading. LLMs and humans both absorb knowledge by reading. You want to tax using that knowledge that was absorbed.

It will be applied to people soon after.

They are where I live

So your complaint is that they didn't pay for training data by buying every book found online?

That does seem more reasonable, but makes public libraries also evil.

It happens at the country and/or city level. I figure that counts as a society.

I think it's a good thing that more people are aware that it is a possibility. It was a possibility before, but people would just say "we don't have evidence this has ever occurred"

This kind of thinking seems like a road for people to have to pay a license for the rest of their life after going to school for the knowledge they "stole" from their textbooks.

It's now that poorer, less powerful, were caught. I'm sure it's been caught before, but buried.

Example, some countries have laws about operating factories or construction sites in when the outside temperature is too high. So they have artificial underreported those for decades.

Enabling hyper-v turns your base windows install into a VM host, not a virtual machine itself.

The article mentions that one can implement a union type that doesn't do boxing.