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blacksqr
29d ago
Yes, but to sue for infringement, you must register the work with the Copyright Office, and the registration must specify clearly what's AI and what's human-created, and only the latter is protected.
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29d ago
It's already been established by court ruling and enshrined in Copyright Office regulations, that you can claim copyright on a mixed AI and human-authored work, but to sue for damages you must register the work, and the registration mu
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2mo ago
I have found myself wondering a lot lately about the alternative universe where all the effort and resources devoted to developing and using AI coding and debugging agents were instead simply dedicated to fuzzing human-generated code. How w
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3mo ago
I for one welcome our new AI overlords.
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7mo ago
> makes the easy part easier and the hard part harder That is to say, just like every headline-grabbing programming "innovation" of the last thirty years.
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8mo ago
What's the performance hit?
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9mo ago
The best carbon capture device is the ocean, and for the last 10 years or so huge amounts of free-floating sargassum seaweed have grown in warm ocean waters around the world. Nobody is certain why the sargassum has appeared in such volume l
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1y ago
Whenever I hear the word "culture," I reach for my remote.
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1y ago
Shortly after git became popular, the Subversion team released a tool that enabled replicating a SVN repository or any subset to a local independent repository, which could be used for local development and re-synced to the main repository
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1y ago
Nice feather in your cap Pritzker, now can you go back to working on a public option for health insurance?
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Mechanisms of Complete Dissociation of CO2 on Iron Clusters (2022)
(researchgate.net)
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1y ago
By definition, it is.
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"The Fantastic Four" Is the Great American Novel
(tedagame.com)
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1y ago
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Reengineered carbon-to-acetylene process with negative carbon emission (2023)
(pubs.rsc.org)
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1y ago
It's a dry heat, so as a Florida man I'm sure he felt great.
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A high-performance H2O2-based fuel cell for air-free applications (2022)
(sciencedirect.com)
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1y ago
Um...
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1y ago
Is there a comprehensive list of all supported social media platforms anywhere?
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Tclpysh: Multi-language shell supporting both Tcl and Python
(wiki.tcl-lang.org)
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1y ago
"There's A Riot Goin' On..."
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1y ago
I've also heard that pandoc now supports typst, and will turn typst format files into html, independent of typst's own code. Have not confirmed.
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1y ago
Seems like a worthy breakthrough, but the reported effect only produces temperature differences of 4-5K. They conjecture they can go to 22K deltas in the future. Can an effect that small be practically scaled to grid-level usefulness, effic
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Sycl: Tcl/Nim Packages for Preserves Data Language and Syndicated Actor Model
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1y ago
Apple.
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1y ago
The OpenACS web server toolkit has a lot of useful Tcl utilities, including the ad_proc procedure, which wraps proc and allows adding of switches, inline docs, and more. I think it would be very useful to turn ad_proc into a built-in comman
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1y ago
I recommend the book How To Talk So Kids Will Listen And Listen So Kids Will Talk. The same basic techniques work on toddlers, teens and many adults.
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1y ago
Also easier to research the applicable laws in the comfort of your home before you leave instead of trying to triangulate the situation while in detention. According to the article the Workaway website explicitly says the traveler is respon
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1y ago
I don't understand the point of this article. Was she not working in the US in exchange for accommodation? It certainly seems she was. Was she not violating US visa rules by doing so? IANAL but it seems plausible she was. Why did she s
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1y ago
"the prototype is still evolving."
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1y ago
In the USA: 1. The artist owns the copyright. 2. Derived works without permission of the author are illegal, unless under specific exemptions like fair use. The author of a book made into a film continues to own their words, the filmmakers
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