And if you get poisoned with 2,4-DNP, your ATP will make you into a thermal power plant before you die of uncontrolled hyperthermia!

Do your landlords not have any requirements to provide even a communal washing machine? In Sweden, and probably most other countries, the law says you have to have it within reasonable distance, otherwise the apartment isn’t considered “livable”.

if they got kicked off of Amazon Web Services, they’d be done for.

You know that Amazon bought Twitch many years ago, right? And they still own it.

Or at the least, a violation of the Logan Act.

Harshest punishment requires the warning and ignoring of it.

Does it say that in the law code? I thought that being ignorant of the law doesn’t matter for most prosecutions (“ignorantia juris non excusat”)

Travel to a different state and have sex for only $100? What a cheapskate.

Both Monster and Red Bull have inositol in it, at least in Sweden.

Does he really think $500M would significantly change a city? As if the city would get any part of it, or that Dubai is something to desire…

I think the LLM whipped up some hallucinations.

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Maybe it only happens for Europeans?

I cant think straight for days.

Temporarily homosexual?

use a fireman’s carry

But then I’m going to get even more blood on me?

If the prompt is as long and unique as other copyrightable writing (which includes short works like poems) then why shouldn’t it be copyrightable?

Okay, so the prompt can be that. But we’re talking about the output, no? My hello-world source code is copyrighted, but the output “hello world” on your machine isn’t really, no?

I think that the magnetic thing sits constantly in the port, so there’s no risk the charging port gets filled with pocket lint.

Microsoft Comic Chat?

We’d see some real trickle-down in that case.

And why do you think it’s like that?

I thought that’s where that guy from Pokémon came from?

We’re not your wife, man.

Nah, but they’re both forms of intellectual property.

In this case, it seems like they decided Zynga was infringing on patent US7072849B1. They managed to convince the court that Zynga’s advertising methods were too similar to what was described in that patent. Which is bullshit, as software patents shouldn’t exist, but oh well.