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According to google, the 2003 "live coding in laptop performance" journal article has passed 500 citations! That's quite a few books worth of papers that refer to it..
Unfortunately we published it in a closed access journal, but you can download a preprint here:

#Anthropic apparently claimed «it cost Google $34.5 million "to set up a 'Books Rights Registry' to identify owners for payouts under the proposed settlement" in one of the largest cases involving book authors prior to the AI avalanche of lawsuits».

AI industry horrified to face largest copyright class action ever certified
Copyright class actions could financially ruin AI industry, trade groups say.

See another example of #AI making #Google #Search worse:
Tesla has not reported second quarter earnings. That second quarter only ended yesterday, it takes weeks to do the books.

Ich muss täglich mindestens ein Zitat prüfen. Manchmal sind es auch 25. Die Methoden hierfür sind vielfältig, aber oft lande ich doch bei books von google, um seriösen Quellen zu finden (und nicht "berühmte Zitate" ;-). Gibt es dazu Alternativen? Außer die etwa 40 Gigabyte eigene Textsammlung?

Oh great, now I can’t trust the emails from #Google not to change between readings.
One of the reasons I value email is for the ability to store what’s been said at a point in time and refer back to it knowing it will not change, kind of like, books or letters.

peter stampfel titled a 1989 album "people's republic of rock and roll," which thomas #pynchon used as a thing in "vineland" the next year. was he borrowing from stampfel?! can't find any earlier usages in google books or internet archive or the independent voices database of underground newspapers. @…