Talking about milk... I was so proud of my latte this morning, I'd never made one with a foam this 'sturdy'.
As in, the foam rose over the top of the cup XD
Except... turns out this was because the milk curdled XD
Which is weird because it's still perfectly drinkable and within the 'best before' date, no sour smell or whatever, but when it comes in contact with heat/steam, it curdles XD
It literally was such a random 2% quite a few mods didn't have access :D
Also, you di realise that if every actor in the data dump arguments, and disagreed with the current policy got access it kinda... means people are going to pick apart the new system more enthusiastically, right?
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I tend to follow dog rules there - if there's a human around, ask if they're friendly and if I can approach
there used to be a giant retired cart-bull near my gran's. Used to go on rounds with his owner, and stop by for a snack. He was friendly but I still asked :D
I was just pointing out that you implied to agree that adding additional restrictions on a CC license is a violation, while some other users don't seem to agree
Coincidentally, that is (part) of what AMTwo claims in the last post he made.
So there's a few 'transformative' versions of the datadump that respect the CC licence, and exist specifically due to the open nature of the network - Brent Ozar's MSSQL conversion comes to mind. There's an older dump on bigquery by google (who is a SE partner) which appears to have been last upd...
@JourneymanGeek true, they don't have to but if they do imho they have to accept that they can't change how the CC work, nor vexate the users into being unable to use the data to the full extend of the rights given them by the CC.
I was gonna ask about if there was a mutually acceptable possibility of an external datadump host, and what might work
The moment you start throwing things like ethics and lawsuits, it becomes a lot harder to have a reasoned conversation. AMTwo has inside information, and probably knows things better than we do - the pressure might be useful but I don't agree with his read on it
@JourneymanGeek AMTwo basically confirmed as an insider that despite the claim this isn't in any way about "ethical usage". This is just a way to protect a product they are currently working to monetize.
"For inquiries about using the data for large language model (LLM) training, please contact us." means "you must pay us, then do what you want with the data"
So, personally, I don't think your conversations would have got us anywhere.
@JourneymanGeek then how could you hope to have an external host if all they want is to have an in house repo they can police to protect their monetized assets?
@JourneymanGeek out of curiosity, why do you think so? Why do you think it is in their interest too, given the blatantly opposite purpose the site serves for them (a factory that produces sell-able content) and we simple users (knowledge repository)
@JourneymanGeek again, and please just consider this as no more than a coffee break chat... do you ever considered that they may very well be in a "till it dies out" scenario already? Reduce investment and try to minimize losses / maximize gain as long as the site survives?
Because the perpetuated employees firing and projects launched just do die the day afterward doesn't give the idea they are working to make the site rise up.
@JourneymanGeek au contraire, that assume no plan past "reduce cost and keep the site going on life support as much as possible while trying to make as much money as possible. As soon as it dies, enter plan C - fire everyone and run with the money.
The inbox, "content health" reviews flooding the active page, the lack of reliable keyboard shortcuts, the "home page"... the decoupling from the network, entirely killing its original main selling point...
I don't see how the revision changes "changed the question as a whole" but I do see how the original title may have looked like the "ethical" call was a judgment to their action while all I always meant was asking how they can make any violation claim NOT look like a made up "trust me bro" campaign since I don't see any reasonable way to prove them right.