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chrisknyfe
2y ago
My problem with things like this is that companies expect to sell a product to me and then steal it back from me without compensating me.
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chrisknyfe
2y ago
that's because unsaid social rules are part of the structures that keep rich elites on top, and help them filter out "pretenders" to nobility.
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chrisknyfe
2y ago
Before getting all excited that your ML model runs on your brand new 2024 macbook, before you run off to create earbuds / hearing aids with it, please try to run it on-target and see whether your model runs within your runtime budget &
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chrisknyfe
2y ago
I think the idea that our lives are a set of branching paths, where once you go down one path you can't go down others, is partly a consequence of how the academic path of many careers is designed to "weed out" promising stud
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chrisknyfe
2y ago
If that's the case, then Tesla has a certain number of children their FSD solution can run over every year, below which its cheaper to settle with the parents out of court instead of improving their FSD solution.
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
The luddites didn't destroy the power looms because they were some kind of handcrafting purists - they destroyed the machines because they took away ownership of the means of production from individual craftsmen to big businesses. The
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
Sorry but what is [good_platform] ?
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
The anti-corruption movements on the right get co-opted by fascists. The anti-corruption movements on the left get bombed by the police and sniped by the FBI.
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
If any industry needs a union it's gamedev.
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
Comcast and AT&T are plenty willing to cut off my internet if I pirate popular shows. Don't see why they can't just cut off infringing AI companies... and nations.
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
And yet, Comcast and AT&T will gladly terminate any customer on their network pirating copyrighted works from large corporate owners. It seems to me like we very much can do something about AI infringement.
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
Hey, sorry, I read your profile briefly before replying... do you play bluegrass as your main gig or as a side hustle? Your new album is a bop. Anyway, I don't think there's much I can say to change your mind - talk to other artis
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
The understanding you're missing is that artists benefit when they are credited for their work. Let's say you drew concept art for a videogame, and your name appears in the credits. You can now go to recruiters and hiring managers
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
Those of you who are desperately trying to soften the blow - "they're talking about facebook, not OpenAI", "it's fair use, the license terms are irrelevant", "nothing has been taken from them" - you n
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chrisknyfe
3y ago
Homelessness will stop being a minority endeavor once AI-driven job automation becomes widespread.
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chrisknyfe
13y ago
I think Three Fingered Fox is trying to explain the PA artists' behavior. The message seems to be: 1. Three Fingered Fox understands why they think self expression is a greater virtue than not making rape jokes, but, even so, 2. The PA