"... moving truth from the realm of objectivity to the realm of subjectivity."
Admittedly this is not typical HN faire but Ash talks about the impact of "the algorithm" and impact on the parlance of truth.
Plus she's very entertaining.
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Admittedly this is not typical HN faire but Ash talks about the impact of "the algorithm" and impact on the parlance of truth.
Plus she's very entertaining.
It looks like they're using the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 4.0 license so restricting commercial use which I think would run afoul of the purists definition of Freedom?
It's a cool printer, and I'd much rather have something like this!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_transition_to_democrac...
>The Office concludes that, given current generally available technology, prompts alone do not provide sufficient human control to make users of an AI system the authors of the output.
https://www.copyright.gov/ai/Copyright-and-Artificial-Intell...
I haven't been able to square this belief (This is what i believe too.) with what I perceive as so, so many people making projects, putting them on github and slapping an MIT/GPL license on them.
If IP rights can't be applied to generated code then how are they able to apply a such a license to them?
I've asked this before and the response was along the lines of people thinking their multiple prompting amounted to human creative process and therefore it was covered but ... how? Any lawyers around that can ELI5 it for us? Maybe links to a lawyer somewhere who did?
This is how we get LLM summaries presenting something mentioned once by some nutjob in a reddit thread as bona fide FACT
Maybe he was ... they do that sometimes.
I looked around a little. the C&D from Netapp was in ~July 2010 and the partnership and product with Oracle in the Fall (Around the cease fire) and we continued with that (via the Oracle Partnership) through 2011-2015 when the company ran out of cash and laid us all off.
I was just a lowly support engineer so not privy to all the legal details that the executives were dealing with. I too had to just take them at their word.
ETA: I searched a bit. Here's a link
https://www.enterprisestorageforum.com/networking/netapp-thr...
Maybe threats were enough? I certainly wouldn't want to test it myself.
source: used to work for a storage vendor that was marketing a NAS based on ZFS and got credible threats from Netapp to the point that we sought a partnership with Oracle that included indemnification under Oracles settlement with Netapp.
Linux has come a long way Valve's efforts with Proton/Linux Gaming
Mine took 3 weeks to replace a broken HVAC when it was 35 degress out. 5 days to fix a toilet that when flushed dumped sewage into my downstairs neighbors ceiling.
Maybe if you're treating yourself as a tenant but your run of the mill rent extracting (or worse, middle man) landlord is the cheapest creature on the land.
Besides. You're not asking <AGENT OF THE WEEK> to produce punch cards to jam into the PDP.
Surely the desired state isn't that nobody knows how to write code any more right?
I get my dogs seizure meds there and they're about $10 a month but at a regular pharmacy they'd be $300+.
Dad: Hey, what rig did we catch that king on?
Me: Live pogey with a chartreuse minnow.
Needs like 18 amps if that tells you anything.