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made out of meat. making computers pretend to be computers

passively suggested that i would open claude dot ai for a bit and one of the zoomers started freaking out asking me to please not because "someone needs to remember how to code"

so codegen LLMs /must/ mostly be trained on code that someone actively decided to share, that its authors wished to contribute to the commons! this industry was just recently fretting over how to support the open source projects it relies on, too. now it exploits them

and this isn't about copyright or whatever, just about common human decency between people who Make Things. artists of all stripes seem to understand this pretty intuitively, that you give nods to those you borrow from, because... because that's why we do any of this, to share and inspire

When the UK first set up Hong Kong’s elected unicameral parliament, the LegCo, in 1985, only corporations could vote. Today in HK, just 210k corporate voters hold 30 LegCo seats and the remaining 20 universal suffrage seats are elected by 4.4 million voters.

Bloomberg Law@bloomberglaw.com · 2mo ago

Corporations, partnerships, trusts, limited liability companies, and other “artificial entities” have the right to vote in Delaware elections under some circumstances, a judge said in a novel ruling Tuesday.

"stating a true fact about the bluesky head of trust and safety has been classified as a Serious Violation, adding 4 strikes to your account" bro you can post actual incitement to violence on this site and get 2 strikes lmao