ParadoxSeahorse

Wipr is great

This is going to sound silly, but the best advice I could have given my younger self would be to be a chill presence. Back off when needed, as getting sucked into an argument will hurt her more than calmly stating your position and fucking off a bit.

Yeah it was a tongue in cheek piss take sorry

I’m sorry, this is nice, but a bit problematic?

1. Really means gtfo of our dumpster
2. At our convenience ie. Opening hours
3. limited menu (!)
4. “no questions asked” is this some American thing, maybe they would like a chat, is this necessary?

They could just point them in a helpful direction where they can get a selection of food, rn, for free. Does this not exist in America? It’s an attempt at “socialism” but it’s very pb&j fisted

The world’s so fucked rn I read “Solar Wars” and I like, yep, of course, bound to happen

GHF is literally a deathtrap, manned by IDF ghouls and soulless American Mercs

It was more “given up” rather than “freely given” to the Zionists. They were resolute invaders and ferocious terrorists. And once they tuned their sights from the local population to the British, the British fucked off real fast. Then did the paperwork.

Charles currently takes work breaks every six months for two weeks at a time, and said he heard about micro-retirements from a friend. “I reward myself by traveling to different countries. Whether it’s Europe during the summer or other destinations, and so that’s a way that I incentivize myself to reach certain KPIs,” says Charles.

FML Charles has discovered holidays

Microsoft SOP tbf

“Derivative” is less questionable than “work”.

For eg. AI Gen imagery is not copyrightable for the most part, legally closer to plagiarism than art?

I really like the idea of signing the model with a dataset hash. Each legally licensable piece of source material could provide a hash, maybe?

In terms of outputs, it’s really difficult to judge how transformative a model is without transparency of dataset. We’ve obviously seen prompts regurgitate verbatim known works, it could be even more prevalent than apparent just through obscurity as opposed to transformation. More than meets the eye.

This is physically bought, scanned, books. Not covered by this case is what they’re allowed to do with that model, eg. charge people for access to it.

Maybe controversial, but compared to meta pirating books, claiming it makes no difference, and that each book is individually worthless to the model (but the model is of course worth billions), is it wrong that I’m like “hmm at they’re least buying books”?

As others say, there should be specific licensing, so they actually need to pay a cost per book, set by the publisher, specifically to legally include it in their model, not just shopping as humans but actually an llm skin suit slave.