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artifex@lemmy.zipto Technology@lemmy.ml•Meta Secures Bittersweet Fair Use Victory in AI 'Piracy' Case * TorrentFreak4·2 days agoSo yesterday’s Anthropic victory said that the use of copyrighted works to train LLMs was fair use, but only because Anthropic had been buying and scanning in the media so the first sale doctrine was protecting them. Did the judge in the facebook case now really say that it was ok to pirate the materials in the first place because there was no market harm? That seems impossible, it seems like it would open up a huge loophole in copyright law.
artifex@lemmy.zipto Technology@lemmy.world•Judge Rules Training AI on Authors' Books Is Legal But Pirating Them Is NotEnglish1241·4 days agoAh the old “owe $100 and the bank owns you; owe $100,000,000 and you own the bank” defense.
artifex@lemmy.zipto Lemmy Be Wholesome@lemmy.world•What's a little thing you've noticed recently?30·4 days agoThere are suddenly a lot of those little lending libraries in my neighborhood again. I feel like they were a big thing maybe 10-15 years ago and then fell by the wayside. In the last year I’ve noted 4 or 5 new ones, well stocked, and on one occasion saw someone put a book in and take another out. Just simple, well-mannered neighborliness.
Wait that’s what you would do if you had nothing to lose? Why wouldn’t you just do that now?
artifex@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•A US law firm is taking NordVPN to Court over "deceptive" auto-renewal pricing – here's what we know14·6 days agoFYI many credit cards will allow you to make virtual numbers which you can then use for individual purchases or groups of purchases. They were originally meant to help combat fraud but I use them for subscription services so that if they give me a hard time about quitting I can simply cancel the card number and file a dispute (which in my few experiences has always gotten me my “overage” fees back)
artifex@lemmy.zipOPto Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL the first use of the term "brain rot" was in Henry David Thoreau's WaldenEnglish2·7 days agoYes, but you can medicate ADHD. There’s no entry in the DSM for brain rot (yet).
artifex@lemmy.zipOPto Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL the first use of the term "brain rot" was in Henry David Thoreau's WaldenEnglish8·7 days agoAgreed. I think I’m fairly well read and I’ve worked through a decent number of philosophical texts, but I’ve never finished Walden.
artifex@lemmy.zipto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Question about harware Raid vs Truenas poolsEnglish12·7 days agoThe safest and most flexible option would be to configure the BIOS to not use the RAID controller and just “see” the drives as a regular JBOD, and then setup a ZFS RAID-Z1 array and configure your zvols, etc. in that instead. RAID-Z1 is functionally very similar to old-school RAID-5. There’s virtually no performance penalty with software RAID these days, and you’re eliminating the proprietary RAID controller as a single point of failure.
artifex@lemmy.zipto Technology@lemmy.world•Reddit in talks to embrace Sam Altman’s iris-scanning Orb to verify usersEnglish7·7 days agoHe’s a modern day arms dealer.
artifex@lemmy.zipto Technology@lemmy.world•Reddit in talks to embrace Sam Altman’s iris-scanning Orb to verify usersEnglish199·7 days agoOn the one hand, I understand the inherent limitations of pseudonymous social media and why a corporation and even end users might benefit from authoritative user identification.
On the other hand, oh hell no.
So pleased whenever I run across a lemmy-specific comic or meme. Makes me feel like we really made it.
I know we’re all here for the LOLs, but just a quick reminder: it’s ok to enjoy things without being able to monetize them.
And it was powered by Linus Torvalds!
I don’t think the Mediaworkstations a-X2P ever came out of “limited production”, but with an EPYC processor, desktop GPU and 6 screens it still meets the mark IMO.
[Edit]: Sorry, a pair of EPYC processors. And it’s a shipping product.
artifex@lemmy.zipto science@lemmy.world•People with social anxiety disorder have a different gut microbiome - transplanting their microbiome to mice causes the mice to suffer from increased social fearEnglish2·12 days agoI think that is literally how it’s done today.
artifex@lemmy.zipto science@lemmy.world•People with social anxiety disorder have a different gut microbiome - transplanting their microbiome to mice causes the mice to suffer from increased social fearEnglish21·12 days agoYes technically, but… I was gonna say “how would you even act on that?” but decided I’d prefer not to know.
Thanks for posting the summary. I originally thought it was going to be something like that James Bond movie where the nose cone of the rocket opens up and “eats” the satellite.