The win may not come in the form of a monetary settlement but rather a long drawn out expensive court battle. Even if they have to pay the defendants court fees just dragging the whole process along can cause many issues with someone's life, i.e. they use a few court battles to serve as a warning to other people doing or thinking about doing it.
From a facebook post about AI "I still wouldn't trust it. It's like cloning. It's something we shouldn't be messing with." and the classic " If you were a computer, and had the ability to, why wouldn't you exterminate the human race? We are hip deep in fucktards".
That's only a small bit of it. Look at some of the people who graduate from college.There's knowledge, there's learning a process to which accomplish tasks on your own, accountability, managing your time, and, yes, enduring a long process to meet a goal.
From my CS days in college, unit test for the following conditions. Value = N, value = N -1, value = N + 1, value = -N, wash, rinse, repeat until time is up or bugs are fixed.
on a stick. According to a video you plug it into a raspberry pi with a video camera and it can recognize items places in front of a camera. As long as it's a doll, cup or hand.
"Why not let the market sort it out." Because the market doesn't encourage cheating and illegal practices?
There are reasons why there are rules and regulations in markets where there is little to no competition and is considered an essential service. And yes I believe the Internet is an essential service.
I was a Pogue fan for about 5 minutes. Then I read his column. And saw him on NOVA. Ugh. He has a face for IRC and a style for grade school. Which apparently go well together.
The win may not come in the form of a monetary settlement but rather a long drawn out expensive court battle. Even if they have to pay the defendants court fees just dragging the whole process along can cause many issues with someone's life, i.e. they use a few court battles to serve as a warning to other people doing or thinking about doing it.
"Here we are now entertain us!"
MusicBee
censorship is worse than child abuse? snuff films? rape? murder?
all as in everything? I'm sure there are some things that a few people like but sure as hell shouldn't be allowed.
assuming you're referencing amendment 1 of the US constitution, nowhere does it say people have to listen to or put up with shitty speech.
This is something a super intelligent AI would say to keep us off the trail of the truth. We're batteries!
From a facebook post about AI "I still wouldn't trust it. It's like cloning. It's something we shouldn't be messing with." and the classic " If you were a computer, and had the ability to, why wouldn't you exterminate the human race? We are hip deep in fucktards".
"Everything is running fine, why are we paying IT so much?" "Everything is broken, what are we paying IT for?"
except they'll have to pay them more.
That's only a small bit of it. Look at some of the people who graduate from college.There's knowledge, there's learning a process to which accomplish tasks on your own, accountability, managing your time, and, yes, enduring a long process to meet a goal.
https://youtu.be/m2Ux2PnJe6E
From my CS days in college, unit test for the following conditions. Value = N, value = N -1, value = N + 1, value = -N, wash, rinse, repeat until time is up or bugs are fixed.
on a stick. According to a video you plug it into a raspberry pi with a video camera and it can recognize items places in front of a camera. As long as it's a doll, cup or hand.
Watch your language! //42 + 1 = 44 for very large values of 1.
Ha! We're entering a death spiral of sarcasm. Didn't see a /s but get it now :-)
"Why not let the market sort it out." Because the market doesn't encourage cheating and illegal practices? There are reasons why there are rules and regulations in markets where there is little to no competition and is considered an essential service. And yes I believe the Internet is an essential service.
Mind to computer linkage to take off. "This link brought to you by PharmaCor."
The revolution will have ads. Lots and lots of ads.
"The world needs ditch diggers too!"
It will cost more to separate parts of the game under different licenses. Lawyers would be involved to ensure everything is clear.
I was a Pogue fan for about 5 minutes. Then I read his column. And saw him on NOVA. Ugh. He has a face for IRC and a style for grade school. Which apparently go well together.
Dude, the rug ties the room together.
Tallest building in the world? Sounds like they come up short in other areas!
Sim city 5 all over again