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by uda 4d ago
I am not a lawyer either, which is maybe why I am not convinced by your reasoning. Intent - you (the person operating the agents) provided instructions and used specific models and agent parameters, that is the intent, just like writing C c
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by uda 4d ago
In the US these are federal crimes (though I believe some of them shouldn't be), and to the best of my understanding this is similar in the UK and many other European countries. Yet, no one is filing a complaint or being questioned ove
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by uda 5d ago
Anthropic is lying to its shareholders, customers, auditors, the government, or some combination of that. Yoti is in the same position. There is no way to actually verify the age given those documents without either gaining access to an o
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by uda 27d ago
I get the sentiment "Aaron paid while Meta and its likes are getting away", but what will we gain by getting them to pay pennies? We still can't do what Meta is doing, legally, that is the problem We need to repeal anti-circu
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by uda 5mo ago
It's a corporate practice they find hard to shake, and sadly enough, it seems to work. The idea is about platform solutions vs. best of breed, and they keep betting on the platform. In big organizations with lengthy and complex contrac
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by uda 11mo ago
When people wonder how can AI mistake a bag of snacks as a weapon, simply answer "42" It is about the question, the answer will become very clear once you understand what was the question presented to the inference model, and of c
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by uda 3y ago
Am I the only one to wonder what will happen to DRM streaming in the EU if this passes?
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by uda 3y ago
Initially I'm enraged against the publishers, the judge and the system in general as many of you, but they are not the issue, while I can't talk on behalf of IA, I don't see this as a fight against the publishers, but a fight
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by uda 4y ago
1. I hate Jira, but that isn't the main issue 2. Atlassian has a terrible way of managing feature requests priorities, not unique to them, but they definitely have an impact on many developers, which is why they (deserve and) get the h
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by uda 5y ago
What? no, this goes entirely against the idea of laws. Copyright laws have one major purpose: protect the right holders. It does so by giving them tools to mitigate their loses by deterring people from infringing. If a right holder has to i
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by uda 5y ago
I actually agree with the term "Unaccountable". Sure, the banks have their boards and share holders, so do the tech companies. The question is not whether they have internal accountability, but rather if they have public accountab
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by uda 6y ago
So what are working on without having access to the code?
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by uda 6y ago
OAuth apps don't necessarily appear there, only apps using additional scopes than basic profile verification and email address
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by uda 6y ago
1. This isn't a clear cut, though some services don't allow using both Oauth 2.0 and email / username login, most do. So if the service provider allows both, create a simple user + link your account. 2. Developers should alwa
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Node.js Missing Logging Mechanism(medium.com)
3 points by uda 7y ago|0 comments
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by uda 9y ago
I believe it isn't about mocking but making the point about US / Russia and nuclear weapons
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by uda 9y ago
You don't have to remove it indefinitely, just come back with something that works with more networks, like google, github, gitlab, yahoo etc., something you have to maintain only the integration instead of the logic. I have mainly pyt
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by uda 10y ago
Looks interesting, this can be useful for a project I am trying to build.
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by uda 10y ago
Thanks, this is cool and easy to get
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by uda 10y ago
Hi, I am one of the people in the group, fighting many fronts of digital rights in Israel, primarily the National BioDB, SLAPP cases and attempts to censor the internet. The Digital Rights Movement Organization was founded following the ini
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Israeli activists are crowdfunding to take the National BioDB to court(headstart.co.il)
4 points by uda 10y ago|2 comments