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Cake day: October 23rd, 2024

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  • nimbletoFuck AI@lemmy.worldConsequences
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    1 day ago

    Eh. They can try selling at whatever price they want. As long as they disclose its AI art then people should be able to make the evaluation for themselves. I’m not convinced selling at lower prices makes things any better. If anything that might backfire and people expect real artists to compete with the ai low prices.



  • nimbletoLGBTQ+Sad but true
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    3 days ago

    I feel like there’s a missing third panel: the scene pans to the right so “gender affirming care” is on the left. Then you have a person labelled “cisgender person” going towards it in a hugging embrace. Behind them is a line of people with the next person in line holding a baby. There are then blue and red people standing by and clapping.

    (I hate this double standard)







  • You misunderstand. I’m not saying this is just a change of name. I’m saying that this could be a different thing altogether. When i was doing this in the 80s no one was throwing their whole ass body against the door repeatedly, or trying to kick the door in. We don’t know what was happening here. Maybe it was the same old prank. Maybe it was something stupider. No one deserved to die but i do think reporting on the facts is important and calling it ding dong ditch underplays it if something else was going on



  • It’s a common mistake. Many people don’t understand the difference between open source software and source available. I didn’t until i joined lemmy. But the open source software is defined by giving certain rights to the developers and/or end-users. When someone publishes the code but doesn’t fulfill the open source criteria then it is just more generically called “source available”. Many companies are interested in open-washing their license as being open source since it takes advantage of people not knowing the difference but having heard good things about open source software.

    Consider a case where you have an actual open source project and there is some controversy like making the code closed source and selling off to some startup. You could then take that code and make your own fork of the project. Some open source licenses might restrict you to using the same license the project initially used but you’ll still be able to salvage the product from being monetized to hell or whatever shit they were trying to do. If the code was source available then there would’ve been extra restrictions in place and those might have prevented you from using the code at all.

    Or even worse - i release code that detects with 100% accuracy the exact time of death someone will have, but when i release the code i don’t attach any license to it. This means I’m actually reserving all rights for myself even if i did put the code out there for people to see. This is actually even worse than “source available” because people can’t legally do anything with it except look at it.