shh_labs

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by shh_labs 2mo ago
Evidently grammar's become slacker
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by shh_labs 2mo ago
This is interesting to see, but surely any non-trivial business [edit: who needs to file a VAT return] is already entering its invoices into a finance system which can automatically generate a VAT return in a deterministic way.
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by shh_labs 3mo ago
I would imagine by withholding some privilege until the service has been fulfilled
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by shh_labs 3mo ago
Being a legal person is not a logical prerequisite for being named as an inventor on that argument alone, because there's not a legal liability that stems from being named as an inventor. (That's not to say AI should or should not
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by shh_labs 3mo ago
There are three issues in play here. One is the philosophical one, which you've addressed. The second is the legal one. The laws of most jurisdictions are written so as to presuppose that a human is the inventor, because legislators im
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by shh_labs 3mo ago
In real life, although the amount of incentive is different in different industries; and if one's main experience is in an industry where the amount of incentive is low, it's easy to imagine it's the same everywhere
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by shh_labs 3mo ago
Unless you are questioning the truthfulness of libraries, it is possible to definitively prove that prior art does exist
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by shh_labs 2y ago
But the trains with differently sized tracks didn’t fall off the tracks because (and I imagine there is some obscure exception to this, but for the very most part) someone had made sure that the systems were safe. The distinction here is t
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by shh_labs 4y ago
You don’t need a borehole at all. Ours uses coils of pipe that are about 1m deep.
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by shh_labs 5y ago
So it’s OK to be cruel to species that aren’t endangered?
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by shh_labs 5y ago
Isn’t the issue not the survival of the species, but the cruelty to the individuals?