American AI companies 'distilled' millions of works from the original authors, they dont like it? Tough.

News at 11.

It's just a reskinned VSCode, 99% of users probably dont even use Cursor's model.

Like . . come on.

So that leaves only $100k to pay everybody who had to babysit it

*gestures wildly at the corn industry*

Like the US doesnt have heavily subsidized industries?

Wasn't reddit where the glue on pizza came from?

It uses a magic system called ext4. It can store and lookup stuff for a long time.

Until Cursor starts enshittifying.

Tech Billionaires only became billionaires by leveraging things like the copyright system.

News at 11.

"We're going to acquire the hardware the big players cant get because "

That's now how prepositional phrases work. "Downstream from" is singular concept, it provides a direction. You're defining where you launch it relative to a different point.

If you say "downstream from", you're saying the launch point is already past the site. If you want it to drift to the site, you'd have to launch it 'upstream from' the site.

The NY Times reports that companies are already struggling to find engineers to review the explosion of AI-written code.

No, they're struggling to find engineers who accept the pittance they're offering. Pay them, and they'll do it.

Man, people are still trying to hawk Lightning because they crippled bitcoin with the 1MB blocksize cap?