Reminds me of Light Rail Transit in my city. Cost was huge, our taxes went up, it took 15 years to build, but I have to admit, people use it.

I was all set to read these great novels for free but I can't even find them in the open ai web site and no matter what I asked, chatggpt wouldn't even produce one chapter of these works. It only spewed out garbage. Can someone tell me how I can access all these works that are being infringed???

You can't even fit the flashlight app in 500TB, 50 years from now. Even minecraft would take at least 30 petabytes.

Will Apple be donating their 30% too?

My Firefox 3 says everything is up to date in the about box.

I composed an overture for Trantor a few years ago: http://stevehanov.ca/trantor.mp3

http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=72

To me the students are in the right, as the company is making money off of the works. The school should have the right to check, and use 3rd parties, but turnitin should have an option that says "Do not add content to the turnitin database" for students who do not give rights to use that. that or the students should be compensated a small percentage when turnitin uses their works to check other students papers for infringement.

This post is completely misleading. Whenever you look at a patent, you have to read the "What is claimed" section. In this case the patent very specifically states that in infringing system must be a client-server system involving pricing data, with loadable modules transferred across the network. Patents are only enforceable if ALL of the claimed ideas are infringed on, not ANY of them. So we are safe to continue using linked lists.