Posts by catprog

Re: Is it obvious

Then the ai get trained on the patents and mostly reproduces the patent in question

Re: A brilliant testament to analysis

I know nothing about the whole scheme so this is a layman's interpretation.

Whu do you need to encrypt the communication?

The cpu encrypts with a key on cpu and that is what is sent to the tpm.

Re: EMC Symmetrix

Was the building flood prone?

Re: And after all the comments

So shouldn't the same rules apply to EVs as Diesel?

If both need heaters in the winter then both are equally as suitable?

I am not saying they should get free data.

My argument is if they legally aquire the data (I.e no copyright laws have been broken and they have a copy of the data) then it does not matter if the training is human or computer they are allowed to train using it.

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So far I have not seen a law that makes a distinction between human or computer. If everyone knows that it is diffrent htey would be able to show something that makes it diffrent.

Some of the attemps at claiming this diffrence I have seen include.

1) It is just diffrent

2) Humans look at a other things as well not just copyrighted materials.

Re: “We firmly believe"

No. The parts that were dismissesed work like this.

It is a crime to rob the bank.

It is a separate crime to take money out of account 476 at the bank.

The prosecution was saying they commited both crimes by taking money out of account 477.

The defense says we cannot be guilty of the second crime as the account in question is 477 not 476.

They still have to answer for the first accusation.

Re: "Microsoft says it's doing its best to crack down on crims"

Are they sending from outlook.com or claiming to be outlook.com but it is actually a ip they not Microsoft control?

Re: confused

On my Samsung phone their is the galaxy store in addition to the Google store

Re: Stirling engine

You need a high temp difference to make electricity efficiently.

Re: Rent-seeking

Or more likely.

I am Starlink and I show even without intervention they deorbit by themselves therefore I do not need to pay anything.

And all the geostationary stats become unprofitable overnight.

Re: Not Google's job here...

The utility company says to Google "we can provide 3 of the 4GW you need to run full power. Can you reduce the consumption so we don't need to pull the plug on you"

Google then goes down to their critical computing needs.

Re: "parents everywhere might just welcome the Communist approach"

Yep. The moment kids are let out of the parent's sight the child protection service come down hard. (only slightly exaggerated)

Re: someone please explain

My understanding is the water is evaporated not put into the sewer.

Re: Most misused list - where is "steep learning curve"?

Plot time taken to lean each step on the y and each step along the x axis and a steep learning curve is now bad.

Re: Gorhels htts push was nothing to do with making the web secure

What was stopping the isp from changing the content once the precedent was set.

Re: The human race could be safe after all

Reminds of a web comic where the captain pretty much signs without reviewing and says "I don't understand any of this stuff"

Freefall.purrsia.com/ff1900/fc01856.htm

Re: Fake facts

Who says you need to change the DNS. If you control the routing in the area you can change it so every IP goes through your server.

As for the root certificate organization being trusted. Do you trust the root certificate organization mentioned in this article(I.e the Russian government)

Re: Won't happen in my lifetime

And in your IPV6 P2P social media.

They will ask why can't I see my friends post. Turns out their phone has been turned off because they are in a theater (or they are out of range) and you have to wait until they are out of the theater before you can connect to them

Re: Closest I've had to that ....

For me, the story is the underground mains line to the house being broken by a crane.

The put their stabilization pad thing right on top of it and cracked the conduit. Three days later after being dug up we found the main cable welded together and still smelly.

Re: welcome to China

Was it New Year or was it Coronavirus?

Re: There's a solid point there too

I remember once arriving just as the fire alarm started.

Turns out I was not on the list of people in the department who had arrived that day.

Re: Insurance for the inevitable?

I am thinking of using this data center for low latency and storing a copy of the data out in the country.

Re: Our Hearts go out, but we will keep the add revenue

So if someone wants to do a livestream(For instance an artist drawing a commission, or a gaming session or a spacex launch) they are no longer allowed to do so?

Re: Ah, capitalism at its best

Except the problem is the links are not getting clicked

Re: Would an "informal vote" still be possible?

But enough people will still be elected to run the government giving the ones elected more power.

Re: Space lifts?

Yep most of the elevator will be lifting away from the planet.

The small lower bit will break and litter the earth in tiny pieces.

Re: Betting against Elon Musk?

No market for a 6 million dollar launch?

Re: " I wish more people would put resources into space,"

For water.

Doesn't mars now have confirmed water?

Also arn't comets pretty much ice.

Re: Elector allocations

You mean the districts that are subject to gerrymander?

Ah I see. Your saying people who believe in not vaccinating also believe in global warming. You are not saying anything about the majority of people who believe in global warming.

Re: with El Nino peaks removed

Lets try an experiment. We get the following data 1 ,1 ,1 , 1 , 1 ,1 ,1 ,1 ,1 , -100.

According to you their has been an large decrease in the data. If I know why that last one was an outlier I can say in general the data is stable. (Comparing like to like)