The copyright issue is tangential. You don't have to train a model using unethically sourced artwork, just like you don't have to build a structure using slave labor. Nintendo has the resources to legally protect themselves one way or another if they actually wanted to use generative AI.
We haven't really seen high quality art that uses AI as part of the creative process yet, but this could be similar to the animation studios of the 90s who refused to use computers. They're all out of business now.
The reality is, generative AI is a really powerful tool, so they will be at a disadvantage going forward if they don't use it.
Think you mean 1001 to 2000 😉
Or just winter, I think. Lots of people indoors with nothing better to do.
Edit: actually, I'm curious how this chart looks for just the southern hemisphere.
6 now lives in fear of his younger sibling.
The NSA is doubtless sitting on a trove of these types of vulnerabilities to use when they really need access to something.
Honestly, I feel like you're being bizarrely calm about the situation. This is so far beyond unacceptable that one or both of them should be immediately fired for this offense, lest you have an open-and-shut hostile work environment lawsuit on your hands.
I would make sure to keep the text as evidence and let HR know about it. If the guys are somehow not fired, and ever approach you again or try to retaliate in any way, go consult a lawyer.
Phew, good to know that if this ever happens to me as a customer, I just need to go viral on HN. What a relief.
Man, talk about milking a niche topic for clicks.
He also keeps explaining to me why Fedora better than my “nerd OS”
lol he's already a true linux user.
But probably best to have a talk about gatekeeping linux though. There's no wrong way to run linux.
It plots every genre of music on a 2D spectrum ("The calibration is fuzzy, but in general down is more organic, up is more mechanical and electric; left is denser and more atmospheric, right is spikier and bouncier.")
You can click on any genre and get band recommendations.
Or you can search for a specific band and find other bands plotted similarly.
The red cross symbol is actually not a generalized symbol and use of it is heavily controlled by the American Red Cross non-profit. There is a history of lawsuits against video games for using the red cross on medkits without permission. If a pharmacy in the US uses it, they no doubt had to seek approval.