Yup, legal problem is there. Not being a lawyer, I see this as a complicated bunch of problems no one is going to solve to the benefit of everyone who actually made this possible (artists, programmers, social media users etc), which is sad (right now I don't even have the strength to swear)
To anyone who thinks llms are only good at spewing nonsense: well, my experience as well as that of many others says otherwise
I have no good answer to that. My personal choice is ruin/kill any bastard who orders/approves building of data centers in their current state (read: doing damage to everything immediately around them and well beyond that), but I am physically far from anyone in that group
Nah. There is a difference between content of the work and how its value is used. Do I think some bastards well deserve to die and society has been crazy for ages now? Yeah. Do I hate doing my job for it? No
Let me chime in with a simple question: what temperature and humidity should books be stored at? How many copies of one book do we need to have in a university library to last for ten years? Do we rotate books on the shelves with ones in a storing room elsewhere and if yes, then on what schedule? How do we keep track of what books are where and need what? How do we arrange everything that needs to be done? How is keeping a library of 1k books different from 100k books? How to get prepared for expansion of library?
Etc. etc. etc. None of those is a trivial matter
because I am not switching. another Linux project gives out some suspicious sounds, so I find myself thinking that moving to another OS altogether might turn out a good idea after all, besides the fun of learning something new
Nah. The problem the law seeks to address is more money for the rich and more power for the psychopaths. Actual care for children looks nothing close to this
I am getting tired of waiting for people to realize what's in the post and finally take up to pitchforks. That's not rocket science, come on
Oh no, who did this? (sarcasm. a few people have gone out of their way to ensure everyone else's suffering)
Someone there surely wants to see the company sink
As a video I watched the other day says, "it's that simple"
Here is another one, no compression:
(sarcasm)
Me. But a wide curved one + sway/i3 window manager
Yup, legal problem is there. Not being a lawyer, I see this as a complicated bunch of problems no one is going to solve to the benefit of everyone who actually made this possible (artists, programmers, social media users etc), which is sad (right now I don't even have the strength to swear)
To anyone who thinks llms are only good at spewing nonsense: well, my experience as well as that of many others says otherwise
I have no good answer to that. My personal choice is ruin/kill any bastard who orders/approves building of data centers in their current state (read: doing damage to everything immediately around them and well beyond that), but I am physically far from anyone in that group
Finally got where I stand: why uncomfortable? It's just being hard to impose a sensible approach to it:
stopbe stoppedNah. There is a difference between content of the work and how its value is used. Do I think some bastards well deserve to die and society has been crazy for ages now? Yeah. Do I hate doing my job for it? No
So "never take a job you hate, unless absolutely needed for reasons" is a good advice
Each of them
Let me chime in with a simple question: what temperature and humidity should books be stored at? How many copies of one book do we need to have in a university library to last for ten years? Do we rotate books on the shelves with ones in a storing room elsewhere and if yes, then on what schedule? How do we keep track of what books are where and need what? How do we arrange everything that needs to be done? How is keeping a library of 1k books different from 100k books? How to get prepared for expansion of library? Etc. etc. etc. None of those is a trivial matter
because I am not switching. another Linux project gives out some suspicious sounds, so I find myself thinking that moving to another OS altogether might turn out a good idea after all, besides the fun of learning something new
So I will drop any project that goes nuts before they get a chance to fuck up my life or work
No, I am worried about idiots committing llm generated code straight into production without even bothering to review it
And here I was suspecting myself of looking for elitism for my thoughts of switching to some *BSD system
attach something to the bottom, pull, fix position
Edit: I am late. kudos for everyone who was faster :)
Nah. The problem the law seeks to address is more money for the rich and more power for the psychopaths. Actual care for children looks nothing close to this
Dunno, it has been fair use all along, why all of a sudden? (sarcasm)