Mama told me not to come.
She said, that ain’t the way to have fun.
medical treatments or manufacturing
Both would be patents, no? Those are 20 years in the US, whereas copyright is 70 years after author’s death (or 95-120 years for “work for hire” works). Both should be reduced, but they protect very different things and need different considerations.
That’s just not true, western countries have been on a downward trend of per capita energy usage for two decades now. Electricity usage may go up because we’re changing how we use energy, but we’re on a downward trajectory overall.
The point of copyright is to protect creators from having their work stolen.
If an indie artist creates a work, a larger company could copy that work and distribute it as their own, and since that larger company has deeper pockets than thy indie artist, they can flood the market before the original artist has a chance to profit from it. Or perhaps a larger org creates an expensive work (game, movie, etc), anyone could redistribute it without paying the original creator.
Without copyright, we’d get way more paywalls, invasive DRM, etc. We get a taste of that today, but it can get way worse.
So we definitely need copyright, it just needs to be a lot shorter (say, 10-20 years).
Thanks for the media bias source, a lot of the articles posted here on Lemmy are from pretty sketchy sources, but this one checks out.
You can’t patent math, though you can copyright a specific explanation of math concepts.
If Open AI (or any AI company) is including copyrighted works in their solution, that’s a copyright violation and should be treated as such. But if they’re merely using the information from a copyrighted work but not violating the copyright itself, they’re fine.
They pulled a very pubic and out in the open data heist
Oh no, not the pubes! Get those curlies outta here!
They accept contributions, and I’m sure raising an issue with details would be fine as well if you don’t feel comfortable making changes directly.
I just played it last night, and then again today with my kids watching. I explained how the hands are scored, and they seemed to get the gist of it.
It has absolutely nothing to do with gambling. You don’t wager anything, there’s no opponents, and the terminology is all different, for example:
And so on. The only thing that’s actually similar is the hand scoring system, but you mess with that as well with buffs and whatnot. Balatro will make you a worse poker player, and not even teach you the rules.
I don’t think it’s anti-gambling, it has nothing to do with gambling. It’s like saying solitaire and blackjack are similar because they both use playing cards…
Idk, they literally have magic.
The way they worded it, it sounded like dealing with YouTube was their job, like maybe managing a company’s YT account. So yeah, I totally expect a company to pay for YT premium. I’m certainly not suggesting they do it, unless they’re a freelancer or something.
If you need it for work, why don’t you have YouTube premium?
Do you know how to extract it?
Yeah, I think so. I’m not interested in addons anyway.
I think he’s pretty centrist, but he does tend to defend Trump a bit (not a fanboy, but a “see what he does” position) and is against supporting Ukraine, which is why I say he’s right of center. He’s nowhere near the Republican Party though, he’s pretty independent.
Regardless, I don’t really care where he sits on the left/right spectrum, I just appreciate an independent voice that backs statements with facts.
Looks like I missed that movie, I’ll have to check it out.
And I don’t think I’ve ever heard the term “rendering” used in that context, I guess we just used other terminology. Thanks!
BRB, selling my kidneys to give that a shot.
I thought it was largely federated? I don’t know how the internals work, so I don’t know what group of peers it’ll pull from.
Regardless, the problem PeerTube has little to do with its technical foundation IMO, but the network effect. If we get people to start using it, either we’ll fix it or we’ll develop something better, but getting creators to move is the first step.
I thought PeerTube’s problem was largely federation (need to know which servers to use), which results in making it hard to find content to watch and probably has something to do with how load balancing works (i.e. are you mostly streaming from your instance?). I think Lemmy has a similar problem, but it’s at least pretty fast because text and images are a lot easier to manage than video.
I hope they don’t commit. But if they do, I guess that’ll be the end of YT for me…
My kids saw me playing it yesterday and asked if they could try. I said, “sure, why not?” They asked if they could play Fortnite and I told them there’s no way that’s happening in my house.
If your kid wants to play a thing, at least check out a gameplay video and read a bit instead of blindly saying yes or no.