GitHub and OpenAI have offered shifting accounts of the source and amount of the code or other data used to train and operate Copilot. They have also offered shifting justifications for why a commercial AI product like Copilot should be exempt from these license requirements, often citing "fair use."
It is not fair, permitted, or justified. On the contrary, Copilot's goal is to replace a huge swath of open source by taking it and keeping it inside a GitHub-controlled paywall. It violates the licenses that open-source programmers chose and monetizes their code despite GitHub's pledge never to do so.
NYSE President Lynn Martin and other exchange
officials confirmed to CNBC that the root cause of the Big Board’s trading glitch at the Tuesday open was due to a manual error involving the Exchange’s Disaster Recovery configuration.
After the 9/11 disaster, the NYSE was obligated to maintain a primary trading site (at the NYSE) and a back-up site (which is in Chicago).
On Monday evening, routine maintenance was being performed on the software for the Chicago back-up site.
On Tuesday morning, the back-up system (Chicago) was mistakenly still running when the primary system (NYSE) came online.
Because the back-up was still running, when the primary site started up some stocks behaved as if trading had already started.
As a result, Designated Market Makers (DMMs) (Wikipedia) who would normally publish an opening auction print for each stock were prevented from doing so because the system operated as if an opening had already occurred.
Another "file" problem, I guess. You computer people seem to have a lot of them.
I also had a Schubert helmet (C3 Pro). I have had no luck with pin lock and fogging.
Of course, my glasses fog up anyway.
Interesting. I've also got the C3, and the anti-fog does work perfectly for me (apart from my glasses fogging up sometimes [photochromic, toughened plastic, in case it matters], which I can usually fix by cracking the visor open a tiny bit).
Which of course means that people must have masturbated less back then than they do now.
So the Victorian diatribes against 'self-abuse', and Kellog's Cornflakes were a reaction to something that didn't exist, because nobody was actually doing it.
Sigh...
Ya'll hear about the geometer who went to the beach to catch some rays and became a tangent ?