BoscoBear @ HaywardT @lemmy.sdf.org

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I don't know enough about LLMs but Neural networks are capable of original thought. I suspect LLMs are too because of their relationship to Neural Networks.

Something something strange bedfellows.

I think the question of how close does it have to be is the real question.

If I use similar lighting in my movie as was used in Citizen Kane do I owe a credit?

I suspect so. It is a very slanted article.

I don't think so. They aren't reproducing the content.

I think the equivalent is you reading this article, then answering questions about it.

I don't think that is true. You aren't reselling the movies. It is more like watching the movies then writing a recap or critique of the movies. Do you owe the copyright holder for doing that?

Isn't that true of every opinion you have. All the knowledge you have is based on works of others that came before you.

I would say it is closer to watching all the movies, regardless of how you got them, then taught a film class at UCLA.

You can put it on really thick, but it is probably better to do multiple thin coats. You can find it at auto parts.stores or some Walmarts in the automotive section.

Yes. Moldable, sandable and printable. It is often used to hide layer lines.

Bondo body filler

Pretty much. It is when someone sells stock in a company but never delivers the stock. It's a great way to steal a bunch of money from the economy.

Don't they end up in two concentric circles with the slower ship on the inside and the faster ship on the outside?

I used to work. Now the kingdom pays me to just be.

The "zones" should have lower speed limits. That is a traffic engineering problem.

The need for the opt in process is to counter the (stupid) arguments of I need to be able to drive fast to get my grandma to the hospital.

You don't need "tactal feedback." You need to limit the speed of the vehicle, like a rev limiter. Why do you need the ability to break the law?

I'll try it out. https://www.beverlyryle.com/prioritizing-grid

It bothers me that people are worried about this and pfas but not nitrogen oxides or failures-to-deliver. It shows we worry about what we are told to worry about, rather than what maybe we should worry about.

I'm all for it too. We are in the minority but it would have so many advantages. Beyond just speeding it reduces the desire for aggressive driving too.

There are a lot easier ways to cause damage than this.

The US has several proposals for this on cars. You say opt in only. How about this: when you exceed the speed limit the car automatically notifies the government so they can fine you. You can opt-in to have the car automatically control you top speed so you don't get fined.