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jannw
1mo ago
you can remove AI company invisible text watermarks at www.demarkify.com - and also perform other tonal text changes like removing AI lexical tells
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jannw
1mo ago
you can remove AI company invisible text watermarks at www.demarkify.com - and also perform other tonal text changes like removing AI lexical tells
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jannw
1mo ago
you can remove AI company invisible text watermarks at www.demarkify.com - and also perform other tonal text changes like removing AI lexical tells
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jannw
1mo ago
you can remove AI company invisible text watermarks at www.demarkify.com - and also perform other tonal text changes like removing AI lexical tells
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jannw
1mo ago
you can remove AI company watermarks at www.demarkify.com
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jannw
1y ago
One you miss is that if other companies in your industry are RTO, and you don't, the first quarter you under-perform your competitors, your shareholders and activist investors will blame the fact that you haven't RTO when all your
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jannw
1y ago
also - they never paid the music publishers, as the purchaser/subscriber obtained the ringtone they purchased/subscribed for, but rarely "cashed in" the subscription "credits" for additional ringtones, and the
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1y ago
As someone who unfortunately worked for a ringtone vendor for a shot period, the main thrust of the "industry" was mis-selling a hidden/deceptive "subscription" service to children, which was billed through automati
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1y ago
"I have a friend who is developing and marketing a tool that solves the exact problem you have identified - let me put you in contact with him - perhaps the two of you can come to an arrangement" I can be that friend, if you don&#
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1y ago
Lots of technical discussions - but the real answer is that bittorrent/P2P was displaced by Netflix for all but a small number of hard-core users. That, combined with legal threats, and that p2p required volume/scale to work well,
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2y ago
I am a lawyer, but not your lawyer (and not a french Corporate Law lawyer). I've also founded 2 tech startups. It sounds like a poor deal - alternatively it's a low opening bid ... get better legal/commercial advice on this o
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2y ago
this is a relatively trivial looping programming task ... suitable for a 1st year comp sci student.
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2y ago
LPT: never steal from people more than it costs to have you killed
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2y ago
that was my first thought also, except ICON is bankrupt.
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jannw
2y ago
maybe it's difficult to call either way
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2y ago
Not so daft if you consider that it is easier to segment, stratify, and control people in a linear city, as the structure itself acts as a continuous and infinitely adaptable choke point. This seems consistent with Saudi elite's ideas
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2y ago
tight tolerances and repeatability is mostly a combined rigidity and resolution issue, which is functionally equivalent to a cost issue. Add more money. Unfortunately there is a point where programming and hardware costs is higher than a sk
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3y ago
"But, after spending time at their former home on Bloemgracht, a street and canal in the Jordaan neighborhood of Amsterdam" So ... for context ... the Bloemgracht is where the 1% of Dutch people live. Not exactly Park Avenue ... b
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3y ago
The distinction becoming vague is due to the changes regarding the Bologna Process/European Qualification Framework - whereby both Universities and Technical Colleges both award bachelor degrees (EQF6) ... and if it looks like a duck,
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3y ago
fake it till you make it ;-) The company I suspect is "faking it" is https://www.lawgeex.com/ ... as an outsourced legal contract review company their "valuation" and trajectory is significantly lower th
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3y ago
You said: "However, I have used several startups options of AI document review and they all fall apart with any sort of prodding for specific answers. " I think you will find that this is because they "outsource" the AI
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3y ago
Smart companies operating in CN seeking to minimise IP theft tend to "Own" the mold, and carefully manage its use and production - to ensure that there are e.g. no 3rd shift production "overruns". Producing the mold sepa
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3y ago
Labels ARE shareholders in Spotify. There is absolutely a conflict of interest regarding how Spotify handles its rights/royalties negotiations when the licensees are an oligopoly, who derive value from both sides of the transaction, a
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3y ago
note to check back later
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3y ago
seems quite accurate to me - reflects well my own experience.
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3y ago
You'd probably just rip them from spotify: e.g. https://spotify-downloader.com/
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3y ago
"I had one source who insisted that the capital came from Hong Kong but when I asked for more details he mostly insulted me for not being able to figure it out myself ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. " China can cross-identify Pornhub "cust
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4y ago
cough! - well, yes, that too - cough!
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4y ago
I work from home - with a 5 minute screensaver with complicated password required by corporate - USB MouseJiggler - https://www.amazon.com/Undetectable-Computer-Simulate-Moveme... Best - Purchase - Ever - !
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4y ago
try: https://pure.coventry.ac.uk/ws/portalfiles/portal/44498249/B... Cheers, J
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