Alt-Account: lemmy.world/u/Hubi
Matrix: @hubinator:matrix.org
The interesting part starts around tweet 65.
But the opposing candidate was depicted as a crying soyjak and my candidate was the nordic gamer chad! How could I not vote for him?!
I’ve used old.reddit for over 10 years but looking at it now I realize that I just never had a better alternative. The default Lemmy interface is so nice and clean that I’d never even think about switching again.
I’ve checked all my usual sites and none have it available. There’s apparently someone selling the DVD, but I have no idea how legit the site is:
I recently used shreddit with the --gdpr-export-dir flag and it worked perfectly.
I’ve had the same experience. Most scripts just erase the comments available directly through your reddit profile, which is limited to the most recent ~2000 posts that you’ve made. To fully erase anything and everything, you need to request all your data from reddit, download the .zip and feed it into an application like shreddit.
And the outputs of bots. There has been a shocking increase in auto-generated comments on reddit in the past years and it’s turning the training data into a minefield.
“When does le narwhal bacon?”
That’s what I just did with my account of 10 years. I had all comments overwritten with gibberish and purged them a few days later. I’ll send them a final DSGVO request and delete it afterwards.
Huh, I exclusively browse Lemmy through a VPN and I’ve never seen that one.
You’re a big printer.
You’ll want to use something like text-generation-webui for LLMs. Not sure if this one is supported yet though.
Qbittorrent is my favorite client but there are a couple of great alternatives like Transmission or Deluge.
You really shouldn’t use uTorrent. There are a number of safer and better open source alternatives out there.
Still, AI is able to “create” new things by a combination of existing concepts. It can generate a Roomba in the style of Van Gogh for example, which is probably not something that currently exists.
If you have trained the model or part of it yourself, I’d say yes, some copyright should apply to that. Depending on the images that were used of course. The copyright should apply less to the generated image and more to the model itself. You should also be able to copyright images that have been sufficiently altered after the initial generation IMO.
It was probably the content moderators if it was a controversial movie like you said. There’s not really a way to find out what happened unless you contact the admins.
The most satisfying thing about this is that he lost 23 Bitcoins in 2014. Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy.