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I can't figure out which journal or conference this article was published to, but if I sat on the reviewer board I would have declined their article on this fact alone.
Good find.
They state that in 2022 they stopped accepting subscription payments because it forces them to store data about their users for long periods of time. Now they only accept one-time payments for monthly memberships.
They really are committed to privacy.
Art students study art to learn how to create art, and that's completely fine, but AI models are not allowed to study art to learn how to create art, because it's copyright infringement.
Madness.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_13_...
We need more legislation it seems.
(I'm not the guy who wrote that comment but I would very much like this)
I do go out on weekends and approach women. Respectfully. While having basic hygiene and grooming and tasteful clothing. And I'm financially autonomous. And I work out regularly. And have a social circle. I'm perfectly average looking.
All that gets me is friends. Loads of friends. Women who I share a conversation with and have a laugh with. Never any attraction or meeting up at a later date.
Don't speak confidently about subjects you know nothing about.
Wtf?
Knowing nothing about WebAssembly, I would guess it's because JS runs on a single thread.
The article literally says
> My first theory was that the writing must have been outsourced to a content farm, where multiple individuals worked on portions of the text without caring to understand the context. But the explanation had a flaw: there’s nothing you can find on the internet if you search for “NFP chemotherapy” or “NTF Strategic Development Group”. The text didn’t merely describe a garbled version of our reality; it invented its own.
What does it matter if the developer still cares about the project?
It isn't crashing and no new features are needed. If it did then the project wouldn't be complete.
We're not talking about some early access half broken NPM package here, the blog specifically talks about a completed product.