Drawing the Line

Bonus speedpaint: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/074.html#bonus

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@kadse cat express fr

@Erpel @volpeon thank Skyrim and its 3 Million Re-Releases

@volpeon also censored his face but not the fucking arrow lol

@halcy 3d printer not little bitches that refuse to work when you looo at them wrong or the fucking wind blows wrong.

Love and hate my 2D-Printer

@mametsuko Only allowed to open the box outside the house.

@snow I still like you!

You silly

@Erpel @kura Zeit zu lernen

@Erpel Gute Besserung an den kleinen. Man darf gespannt sein wie lange es sowas noch geben wird wenns nach einem gewissen Mann ginge 🥚

Erpel kocht also heute was leckeres?

@SuperDicq Surely an image But its a cool drawing for sure

@snow Mine is a weird mix of german and english right now....

@doctorambient No Gender Good though?

@desea you can always edit the post to make that clear. But yeah I did read in thr other replies you wanted to know more on the show. So I kept it more general as well

@desea Its an interesting thing maybe but I never stomached reading more than half a book. Carlo Zen is said to write quite nice prose (for LN standards anyway) But the books are quite long-winded in their explanations...

The anime was fine I guess. For japanese media it is normally safe to assume its more anti-war than not. So I guess showing the gruesomeness and loopholes in war-laws can do that.

I just really hate the japanese fetish for german-ish inspired millitaries (though to be fair this is located in germany Rhine-Front and stuff)

I never did read far enough to give you a conclusive answer though. Tanya though is just opportunistic maybe?

@volpeon always remember to not give the neocat your password no matter how cute it is!

@fristi @sun but there is still the cool 1% doing cool stuff

@volpeon @catraxx So Volpi was the imposter all along!

Today Tagesschau has a shot for @aetios

Source: https://images.tagesschau.de/image/be5f79c4-47d1-4152-9b73-cdf08b0c41a4/AAABoTUkIAo/AAABnSStX0g/1x1-big/spacex-weltraumqualle-100.webp

The alt-text is german but you will manage

The gist is: It was taken after the launch SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket for Transporting mission CRS-35 from Nasa into Space. It produces the typical "jellyfish"-cloud. Gases expand under lower pressure and get illuminated by the sun

@feld @grillchen @kaia This is more a matter of consent. If someone puts up a thing on a blog on the internet you can usually safely assume they wanted to be seen by others. Otherwise they would have taken measures to prevent you from seeing it.

But yeah from a legal standpoint yeah it can be infringement. But rather on the basis that you actually make a copy of the website on your machine (caching and stuff. There is a long list of legal battles on that subject with video streaming lol)

Even assuming everyone is fine your crawler seeing things they might not be fine with any other uses.

The question really becomes is scraping the web to create a learnset for an LLM fair use or not? Where does fair use start end? Academic use? Commercial use?

Who actually owns the stuff an AI produces? What about the stuff there was no consent aquirred to be used as training data? What about AI routinely ignoring robots.txt and sneaking in through spoofing? Is that enough to claim unauthorized use?

But how can you claim that since the models are closed you cannot know what they ingested.

The copyright issues around are numerous and they do not stop at scraping

edit: Courts have also long since decided that snippets and indexing of search engines is fair use indeed. Ask google and its cases and the likes of Axel Springer. (They did lose with Google News)

@puniko gibts ja auch nicht erst seit ner gefühlten Ewigkeit.

Aber Mr. Behörden-Bunny sollte da wohl zu laut sein