Explain this shit> But ... But Swartz was a JewSo is Zuckerberg.
>>524035081He was Jewish and probably did something else that aligns with Israel, like stealing nuclear secrets. They covered it up and disappeared him. He’s in Israel.
>>524035081Eh he was probably a recent convert or betrayed his superiors in some way not mentioned in the few lines of text you provided.
>>524035081>someone bakes a bread>you like the bread so you bake your own copy of the bread>original baker still has his bread>you go to jail forever for copying his bread
>>524035081I have never, not even once, seen anyone actually provide proof that any of these companies downloaded books from LibGen, Anna's Archive, or Z-library to train their AI models.
Swartz wasn't willing to sell Reddit to Israel so Maxwell sent some Mossad wetworkers to clean up his pool
>>524035081Dishonest image. That was the maximum potential penalty, but he was offered actually a plea bargain of six months in prison before he offed himself.
>>524035081Same kind of Jew Altman is .. he wanted to build an open source platform and then when he had stolen enough and got interest for private equity .. sold out to make a mint in the IPO
>>524035284Who cares if they did, though.
>>524035233YOU STOLE HIS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, CHUD! HE FORGOT HIS RECIPE WHEN YOU STOLE IT FROM HIS HEAD!
>>524035213Jews are not that unified. They happily murder each other when it benefits their wealth and power.
pretty funny
>>524035397>INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYThis goy has thoughts in his head that aren't paid for. This is completely unacceptable. This post is Copyrighted and Trademarked and by reading it I own the piece of your brain that has parsed it and which is now containing it. Send me golds... or the piece of your brain that I own.
>>524035284>LibGen, Anna's Archive, or Z-library to train their AI models.what's wrong with that?
>>524035554>ZUMBABA UBUNTU! HE HAS 10 MILLION DOLLAR IDEA IN HIS SKULL! GET HIM!! BEAT DE SKULL OPEN!!!
>>524035081Schwartz was not approved by them.
>>524035081They sacrificed him to Moloch
>>524035081That is just the spirit and spite of the desert people. They do not build something together for growth. They run around looking to steal the shit of other people and then cutting the throats of those other people to make sure that they can not steal back their shit.
>>524035081He stole the books so they could be public domain. Meta stole books so they could train their A.I. and make money. The moral of the story here is that if you have loads of money you can do what you want.
>>524035081Coincidentally redd1t fucked off from free speech right after he suicided.
>>524035284It's kind of a weird claim, but it is definitely a way to get training data. The download speeds are incredibly slow for the average user and it is often the case that downloads are temporarily unavailable. The is fine for most people as they only need to get a single PDF that's a few MB in size and leave for a week or longer.To download 80 terabytes in a reasonable timeframe, Meta had to purchase fast download accounts. These libraries could not have failed to notice multiple premium accounts greedily downloading more files than anyone else. It would have been the primary traffic on their servers for a long time and it made it difficult for regular users to get decent speeds or places in line.
>>524035081it's easy to remember he died for some thing
>>524035081Obviously we need larger prisons.
>>524035081Another of the AI companies (I looked it up, it's called "Anthropic") did the same thing and has been forced to pay $3,000 per work to every author whose work they downloaded. I know one author who is getting a payday of $21,000 from them. Another author has posted that he had 25 works downloaded and so is expecting $75,000.https://secure.anthropiccopyrightsettlement.com/lookup
>>524038937>To download 80 terabytes in a reasonable timeframe, Meta had to purchase fast download accounts.You've never heard of "distributed computing", have you.Zuckbook has entire datacenters full of computers just for delivering Zuckbook pages to people. All they had to do was set up a distributed server that told their existing clusters, "whenever you are idle, get the next book from the database of books and initiate the download."This isn't even difficult. I could probably write and test it in an afternoon.
>>524036697JSTOR is already all public articles, they just don't want people to hammer their servers with a flood of requests to download the entire set. All he did was violate their terms of service.
